Re: and this is truly creepy....

... a daily visitor to her lab was none other than Dr. Harold Hodge:

"I was impressed with Harold," she said. He was very gentlemanly. He would never say an inappropriate word, and he always wore a white lab coat."

she had no idea who he was...except that he was the first head of the department of toxicology. He took great interest in her research, suggesting methodologies. She had no idea that he had known that fluoride would affect the central nervous system 50 years PRIOR to her research...

She discovered this a couple of years after her firing, 1996. This is on discovering a memo...

"I went white. I was outraged, " said Mullenix. "I was hollering and pacing the floor. He wrote this memo saying he knew fluoride would affect the central nervous system!"

On Harold Hodge:


http://www.newswithviews.com/Cuddy/dennis55.htm


"The federal government was also party to the "engineering" of fluoride acceptance in drinking water. In 1954, the leading scientist in this field, Dr. Harold Hodge testified before Congress that fluoride in drinking water was safe. What most people did not know is that Hodge had been instructed by the federal government to provide evidence to use in court cases against workers in nuclear weapons facilities and farmers surrounding those facilities who might sue the government over the adverse health effects from fluoride used in making nuclear weapons.

This is the same Harold Hodge who injected uranium/plutonium into unsuspecting hospital patients without their knowledge or consent. Many years later, according to Christopher Bryson's FLUORIDE DECEPTION, Hodge quietly admitted in 1979 that his safety figures had been wrong. "

and the white-washed version:


http://toxsci.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/53/2/157


"Appointed initially in biochemistry, Hodge pursued dental research including the toxicity of fluoride, as there was a huge stigma against using fluoride for the public health. (It was, after all, a rat poison.) Today, of course, we fully recognize the benefits of adding fluoride to drinking water."

Eeeek!!!!!!!

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