We started working on Fluoride in 2011. There are about a dozen articles in the category. The most recent are about State Governments in the U.S. (they have jurisdiction over health, the same as Provinces in Canada).
I remember being really frustrated in 2011 by our inability to just stop doing stupid things like putting fluoride into water supplies. It would be so easy if we only had our own local tap water to think of. Or, like some of these states in the USA, easy if there was a medical health officer who would take a couple hours, review the situation and take action. It would be ONE LESS POISON. ONE LESS POISON.
The world spun its magic! I needed to correspond with a dentist. . . . My thinking is that the Regulators can “urge an end to water fluoridation” in their jurisdictions.
BUT! that does nothing to stop COLGATE from producing all this toothpaste laced with fluoride. AND THEN, as it happens, they’ve entered into some kind of deal with DENTAL OFFICES to push the poison.
Some background and 3 videos from the Canadian dental researcher who was instrumental in research efforts, along with American dentists to stop the poisoning with fluoride can be found through the link below (Florida Surgeon General). It’s the old story: 13 years, they’re still doing it.
Simply by not talking about it, we are allowing the use of the fluoride (it’s a waste product from an industrial process, expensive for the polluters to get rid of. Except that the clever lads have found a “use” for it. Colgate knows how to create mythology with ad campaigns. Ultra-white shiny teeth that reflect light like tinkly jewellery are not normal but I guess the Cheshire Cat look has sex appeal.)
Email to a dentist, on behalf of a family member. Maybe someone else can use the info.
EXCERPT:
. . . The Dental Assistant she had is acting as a salesperson for COLGATE. Heavy pressure was exerted on her to use Colgate’s toothpaste with fluoride. (Aside: the 100 ml container of “PreviDent” costs $20.)
Please refer to 2024-11-25 Florida Surgeon General Urges End to Water Fluoridation.
Florida’s top health official last week advised governments across the state to stop adding fluoride to their water,
citing the neuropsychiatric risk — particularly for pregnant women and children — associated with the practice.