Finally - Even Dental Association Agrees Fluoride is Bad

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hisgirl — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:27:10 GMT

I was at the dentist yesterday and I instructed my daughter not to get the flouride. Well, the hygenist came out in a huff wondering why I didn't want her to have it and I proceeded to tell her and she acted like I was the worst mother. I wanted to say that probably my thyroid problem was in a big way due to the fact I was given flouride in school and received it at the Dentist regularly with cleanings. She then said that when she was in college she did a full study on flouride and how beneficial it was.... blah blah blah. And then she went on about how it's scary how people are saying everything is bad, even milk. Well, I didn't tell her how I felt about that subject!!

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ranman — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 14:17:05 GMT

how many times does it have to be posted: ro filtration does not remove fluoride. sure, the little bit it does is almost worthless. i was duped for 10 or more years. you must become your own expert. good luck.

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curious7 — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 02:04:07 GMT

I have always thought of Flouride as something of a short cut, instead of teaching our children to throughly floss, and brush their teeth, Big Business came up with Flouride. Now as we look more closely we see this is a poisin, with far reaching health implications, of which no one wants to speak, certainly not the FDA. So we are saddled with this poisin, and the results are bad health, and no way out. Money speaks.

Who said we live in a free land.

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Jeanne_Locante — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 12:03:48 GMT

I want to give another side of the story. My husband is a dentist and I have worked in the office for 16 years. My husband practices "holistic" dentistry on our family and those people who care. Unfortunately, I can attest to the fact that most people will not make even a few dietary changes to improve their dental health. He tries to get these people with horrible oral (and general) health to give up sodas, sugar, smoking, etc. but they refuse. He still refuses to use mercury fillings or root canals. Some people still insist and he sends them elsewhere. We have a handful of patients who will adhere to even the most basic nutrition advice. We use toothsoap in our home and think its great. However, most of our patients want that "minty sweet" toothpaste taste when they brush. I know most dentists buy everything the ADA says without question. But I also know MANY dentists who don't--they just don't have patients who care enough about their own health to listen.

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Marge Mills — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 14:01:21 GMT

Here I've been worried about the Taliban all along, and now I have to worry about bioterrorism in America. Sun lotion, pills, Teflon - what next! I'm thankful for Dr. Mercola's wisdom and follow it daily. But then, I was a Herbert Shelton fan long before Dr. Mercola was born. Happy Birthday on July 8th, doctor! It's my birthday too, so we have a lot in common.

Marge Mills

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ranman — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:02:51 GMT

the brain washing continues... reverse osmosis does not remove the flouride. ro removes some, but not close to what you have been led to believe.

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sgrdh — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 02:58:43 GMT

What would be your main purpose for brushing your teeth? To remove the bacteria that aids in tooth decay and gum disease. Here's a drill... take your fingernail and scratch the back molar (cheek side of the tooth) on the upper teeth. More than likely you will see white junk underneath your fingernail. You just removed plaque(bacteria). So you can see that it does not take much to remove it. SO why not just simply use a soft toothbrush? If you are not a fluoride advocate then why would you need to use toothpaste? For fresh breath? That only masks the issue for a short time. What is your reasoning for using a non-fluoridated toothpaste? Just curious?
I would love to see the gentleman's gums and bone level that only brushes his teeth every six months. No decay? Yeah right! No periodontal disease? Yeah right! Do you know how many of you have periodontal disease and don't even know it? The bacteria in your mouth are being linked to many systemic condtions and most people are unaware of it. I urge that gentleman to brush his teeth!

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Katee — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 23:16:08 GMT

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tanara — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 22:10:23 GMT

I'm waiting for your videos to be captioned, or the video-news in print. Do you know there are 31,000,000 people with hearing loss in this country? They/we need to be educated too and can't learn audio only mode.

What happened to the "email a friend" option on the indiviual articles on this web site? This is a great way to make more people aware of what is happening in the realm of health and nutrition, and I've known some people who were happy to receive the article.
Mimi in VA

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FocusatX — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 20:03:21 GMT

Dr. Judds Book, continued....
(ref 7) Monosodium phosphate. Simply take about 1/5 teaspoon (1 gram), dissolve it in 1 inch of water in less than a minute, then fill up the glass and drink it daily. This takes care of all the bones, teeth, DNA, RNA and at least 30 phosphate-containing enzymes. Our bodies run on enzymes and we are hard put to lose any of them. Even the brain requires them. Phosphate also regulates body pH.

(ref 8) Put 1 level tsp (4 g) in a glass, add 1/2 tsp Arm and Hammer baking soda, add 1 inch of water, let fizz, dilute to 8 oz and drink. The compound made here is fresh sodium ascorbate. This is about 1000 x as soluble as C, and is more reactive towards antibody and connective tissue construction and viral destruction. Thus the gums knit back to the teeth, avoiding any kind of oral surgery for "receding gums." Receding gums are nothing but gum pockets caused by toothpaste and especially fluoride, which severs all proteins because of its highly negative character. Fluoride is the smallest negative ion on earth, and consequently is the most intensely negative particle on earth. As such, fluoride breaks the positive hydrogen bonds, which hold the coils together, in proteins and enzymes.

(ref 10) Sugars (fructose, glucose and sucrose) were found in my laboratory studies to be unable to dissolve calcium phosphate to any extent, even in hot water solution. The reason for this is that the chelation process of the sugar towards teeth is slow because of the large size of the molecule and perhaps for the particular shape of the chelate formed. Sugars are not the cause of tooth cavities to any great extent, but still it will do no harm to rinse them off the teeth after consuming candy, especially the sticky variety. The adhering barrier will prevent reenamelization.

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FocusatX — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 19:56:47 GMT

This is from Dr. Gerard Judds Book, I am trying his recommendations except for the Monosodium phosphate which is hard to find except for livestock use. It would be easy to take too much.I decided to try homeopathy cell salts, which are a low dose phosphate.

From the Book:

(ref 5) Reenamelization of the teeth occurs when they are clean. All toothpastes make a barrier of glycerine on the teeth, which would require 20 rinses to get it off. A good solution for clean teeth, which I have used for 5 years, is bar soap. Wet the brush, swipe the bar two or three times with it, then brush the teeth thoroughly and the gums gently. Rinse with water three or four times. All oils are washed off the teeth and the gums are disinfected. The bacteria are killed by the soap. The teeth are then ready for reenamelization with calcium and phosphate in the diet. The enzyme adenosine diphosphatase delivers phosphate to the enamel surface. Do not use liquid soaps. Their different composition is harmful to the protoplasm.

Reenamelization is necessary on a daily basis because the enamel leaches slightly with water as well as the bones over decades leading to holey bones and holey teeth even in the absence of acid attack. Without reenamelization, we could never have good teeth.

(ref 6) Calcium (1.2 g if it is the only source) with vitamin D. Other required vitamin and mineral requirements of the body can be found on page 56 of GTBD. Vitamin D helps to deliver calcium to its needed site. All acid-soluble calcium compounds such as calcium carbonate or calcium citrate are suitable with D. It goes without saying that calcium is necessary in building calcium phosphate teeth.

Look for next post for Phosphate and Vitamin C recomendations....I cant fit it in this post.

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Scard by Big Pharm — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 17:29:23 GMT

so what should we clean our teeth/gums etc. with?

Are any of the "health food" toothpastes any good?

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music_203 — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:41:29 GMT

In regard to dental care, I have a question I hope someone can answer? My 20 year old son has been told by his dentist that he needs his wisdom teelth out. One has a cavity already and since he had braces when he was younger, he is told that his teeth will get crooked again if the wisdom teeth stay in. Comments?? I know just about everyone does this but is it really necessary?

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iLLosophy — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 15:01:44 GMT

So we get a RO water filter? What do we use for our toothpaste? Peroxide?

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FocusatX — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 14:36:10 GMT

I just came across this information and thought I would pass it on.

Dr. Gerard F. Judd, Professor, Chemist, & Researcher has a book, Good Teeth Birth to Death.

In the book he states that re-enamelization of the teeth cant occur because of the ingredients in toothpaste. He recommends brushing teeth with bar soap only.

He also has recommendations for getting your teeth healthy again.

His website is http://gerardjudd.com/faqs.htm

He has tried to tell the government about the dangers of fluoride for years and no one would listen. He worked with fluoride on the Manhattan Project and knew it was a nerve poison back then.