Fluoride the micro-nutrient 
Mike1953
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http://orthomolecular.org/nutrients/micronutrients.shtml
Confers resistance to tooth decay. Fluorine is present in almost all tissue, especially the teeth and bones. It is absorbed in the intestines, transported in the blood stream, stored in teeth and bones. Fluorine increases the bio availability of calcium and helps to buffer acids present in the mouth. Helps prevent dental caries in children; Interferes with the growth and development of bacteria that causes dental plaque.
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- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Michael B
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,946,279Yea lol increases the "bioavailability" of calcium by preventing it from accidentally getting "stuck" in the bones thereby making it more available as it floats uselessly around your blood stream.
Good find Mike- perfect example of "prolefeed"
- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Mike1953
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,946,315Even the most outrageous lies contain a certain glimmer of truth. Although it is easier on our minds to be able to see everything as either black or white an understanding of the complete truth helps to be able to discern degree. I'm certain no matter how hard one tries to avoid fluoride there will always be trace amounts and maybe these trace amounts are needed in our overall balance? I experienced dissonance reading this information from such a trusted source and wished to see discussion of it here to better understand.
- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,946,394Same with Bromine, negative charged Bromine is essential for proper brain function.
- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 1,946,492there is a touch of bromine in the brain, loss of which is associated with parkinsons disease.
i even ran across one time a reference to a possible nutritional need for mercury. the amount cited was a couple of atoms - about what you would get breathing pre-industrial age air.
as for fluorine, it is way too reactive and bound up in the environment for people to have contact with in nature. unleashing the fluoride ion was/is a crime against humanity.- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,946,501OK, but Bromine and Fluoride are needed in tiny amounts and negative charge.
You can't get your Bromine from non Organic sources because the charge is wrong. It will actually take many times more negative Bromine just to remove the bad stuff to allow you to use the good stuff.
BROMIUM
http://homeoint.org/books/boericmm/b/brom.htm
Most ocean salt contain them in neutral or positive charge due to pollution. I see some healing\bottled mineral waters still have dissolved F and B in large enough amounts to make a difference.
This is where a few rare mined salts come into play and some reverse alchemy: http://www.vitaliteaccrue.ca/mediawiki/index.php?title=Reverse_Alchemy
- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Newport
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- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient trapper/kcmo
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- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Mike1953
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- Someone Explain #136235
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This is a reply to # 1,946,279I think most informed people will agree that the drug industry is putting out false information about fluoride.
The first post is an example of this false information.
Yet we see RR as the Message is recommended by a moderator!
Is it that the forum moderator does not understand?
Is it that the forum moderator thinks that everyone is smart enough to understand that this is just showing an example of what is being said about fluoride? If that is the case, it needs to be stated.
Is the forum moderator promoting false information?- Re: Someone Explain Mike1953
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This is a reply to # 1,946,866The moderator fully understands fluoride. The link in the first post is not from the drug companies but a well respected and trusted source. Putting a label on everything as either good or bad misses some of the finer points often overlooked in a desire for simplicity. I think if you read the entire thread you might better understand the whole meaning. We are so lucky to have newport!
- Re: Someone Explain #136235
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This is a reply to # 1,946,867There have been claims that fluoride has some benefits. None of these claims have ever been proven.
Even the FDA admits that none of the claimed positive benefits of fluoride have ever been proven.
Fluoride is a poison, very harmful to the body in a wide range of different ways.
Even a small amount of fluoride is harmful.
Fluoride causes a huge amount of suffering in this world.
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- Re: Someone Explain Mike1953
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- Re: Fluoride the micro-nutrient Michael B
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