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How To Counteract Fluoride in your body..

Yes, take melatonin. Easily found in drug stores like Walgreen's, or any health food store.
 
There are 2 websites I get alot of info from. One i highly recommend is newstarget.com by mike adams (the health ranger).

Another you might want to check out is herbalhealer.com
 
there are water filtration systems that get rid of the fluoride in your water. you might want to check into that so you don't have to keep taking things to counteract the effects.
 
I just bought a Berkey water filter, it removes flouride. For the first time, I feel like I can drink water without drinking from a toxic waste dump. . .
 
Just exactly what is wrong with fluoride?

There was lot of noise in my town about fluoridating the water supply but I never got a clear answer...
 
Yes, take melatonin. Easily found in drug stores like Walgreen's, or any health food store.

Most holistic doctors say avoid melatonin. While it is natural, it is also a hormone and upsets the natural balance of hormones in body.
 
Just exactly what is wrong with fluoride?

There was lot of noise in my town about fluoridating the water supply but I never got a clear answer...

Links on the adverse affects of Fluoride
http://www.infowars.com/articles/science/fluoride_study_finds_horror_stories_factual.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNtTctC_7qc&eurl=http://www.truthnews.us/?p=1814
http://www.fluoridealert.org/

Documentary The Fluoride deception
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7984669833566646476
 
Humm.. I have a well and took a sample to the health department for analysis. It came back as having fluoride in it. Seems nature also provides some naturally.
 
OK everyone: stop eating / drinking lots of things...

From Scientific American, January 2008 "Second Thoughts About Fluoride"

Page 80: A FLUORIDE DIET
The optimal range for daily intake of fluoride—the level that maximizes protection against tooth decay but minimizes other risks— is generally considered to be 0.05 to 0.07 milligram for each kilogram of body weight. Consuming foods and beverages with large amounts of fluoride can put a diet above this range. Below are typical trace levels of fluoride, measured in parts per million (ppm), found in foods and drinks tested at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry.

3.73 ppm Brewed black tea

2.34 ppm Raisins

2.02 ppm White wine

1.09 ppm Apple- flavored juice drink

0.91 ppm Brewed coffee

0.71 ppm Tap water (U.S.-wide average)


0.61 ppm Chicken soup broth

0.60 ppm Diet Coke (U.S.-wide average)

0.48 ppm Hot dog

0.46 ppm Grapefruit juice

0.45 ppm Beer

0.45 ppm Baked russet potatoes

0.35 ppm Cheddar cheese

0.33 ppm Flour tortillas

0.32 ppm Creamed corn (baby food)

0.23 ppm Chocolate ice cream

0.13 ppm Brewed chamomile tea

0.03 ppm Milk (2%)
 
OK everyone: stop eating / drinking lots of things...

SNIP~

Yes, people are getting fluoride from many places and yet for some reason, they keep concentrating on the little bit found in the water supply.

What causes such behavior?
 
Yes, take melatonin. Easily found in drug stores like Walgreen's, or any health food store.

You certainly don't want to take Melatonin more than for just a few days. Really, the only practical reason for someone to take it is to compensate for jet lag. Otherwise, it'd have to be prescribed under the supervision of a knowledgeable health practitioner, preferably an ND.
 
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