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Usually I do try to avoid banging on about conspiracy theory stuff but some things you can't ignore. So without chatting about all the social conditioning, izan experiments etc the main point is I've been reading about and watching few bits and bobs and it comes to my attention we should definatly be avoiding flouride. So any of you in the same boat trying to give it a miss, you use any particular flouride free products or anything?

I was a big fan of 'Low' and the stuff off his first album, but felt 'Only One Flo' lacked some of the originality and rawness of his earlier work.

wub wrote:I was a big fan of 'Low' and the stuff off his first album, but felt 'Only One Flo' lacked some of the originality and rawness of his earlier work.

The clue is in the name. There really is no need to willfully accept any extra non-naturally occurring fluoride being added to your diet.

Aloedent from holland & barret is what i use -weird at first but you get used to it and it cleans your teeth better.there are loads though. wonder why that is

Who swallows their toothpaste anyway?

i used to eat it on toast.

long term, you eat more of it than you think.

i quite like it. it suppresses my pineal gland and keeps me from entering cuckoo land

well kids do don't they, stupid silly kids. i'm sure i used to now an then, they also flavour toothpaste and then stick a warning on the back saying if swallowed go to a doctor lol. good idea? not really. tbh i'm not banging on about all the supressing people, NWO im gonna make a tinfoil hat incase the reptillians come for me stuff cos it's a broken record i'd just rather not have it thanks.

Somethings gunna kill me, id rather it be something interesting then growing really old and having loads of complications..im going to live my life on the edge and carry on as normal

JTMMusicuk wrote:Somethings gunna kill me, id rather it be something interesting then growing really old and having loads of complications..im going to live my life on the edge and carry on as normal

When you get older you`ll start to appreciate everyday just being alive.
Then you`ll be sorry you did half of the things in your youth.

Electric_Head wrote:

JTMMusicuk wrote:Somethings gunna kill me, id rather it be something interesting then growing really old and having loads of complications..im going to live my life on the edge and carry on as normal

When you get older you`ll start to appreciate everyday just being alive.
Then you`ll be sorry you did half of the things in your youth.

When i get to that age i'll be able to post in the regret thread

JTMMusicuk wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:

JTMMusicuk wrote:Somethings gunna kill me, id rather it be something interesting then growing really old and having loads of complications..im going to live my life on the edge and carry on as normal

When you get older you`ll start to appreciate everyday just being alive.
Then you`ll be sorry you did half of the things in your youth.

When i get to that age i'll be able to post in the regret thread

nah, no regrets, more fear

so many regrets...so many to come

deesee wrote:well kids do don't they, stupid silly kids. i'm sure i used to now an then, they also flavour toothpaste and then stick a warning on the back saying if swallowed go to a doctor lol. good idea? not really. tbh i'm not banging on about all the supressing people, NWO im gonna make a tinfoil hat incase the reptillians come for me stuff cos it's a broken record i'd just rather not have it thanks.

Haha if your toothpaste says don't swallow you're buying the wrong damn toothpaste That's ridiculous.

I've worked at a health store/green supermarket for years and I'm not sure if fluoride is the stuff I fear most

JTMMusicuk wrote:Somethings gunna kill me, id rather it be something interesting then growing really old and having loads of complications..im going to live my life on the edge and carry on as normal

..and there's nothing more rock'n'roll than brushing your teeth three times a day.

herbs wrote:

JTMMusicuk wrote:Somethings gunna kill me, id rather it be something interesting then growing really old and having loads of complications..im going to live my life on the edge and carry on as normal

..and there's nothing more rock'n'roll than brushing your teeth three times a day.

your right there, apparently thats reallly how whitney houston died

Whitney brushed so vigorously she bled through her gums until death.

herbs wrote:Whitney brushed so vigorously she bled through her gums until death.

Thats going to be the new colgate advert

Actually, avoiding fluoride isn't tin hat stuff and whole countries such as France avoided adding it to water because it was deemed unnecessary. It's only meant for topical applications so putting it in drinking water is the biggest no-no since it's definitely toxic and can cause a disease known as 'fluorosis' - which does the opposite of what you want it to! There are numerous other potentially neurotoxic and antibiotic effects from its ingestion yet there there has been no large-scale research conducted by government bodies even though there are no precedents to follow so this is genuinely a massive experiment.

Companies can also legally use hexafluoride, an industrial waste, in drinking water; I notice that a lot of toothpastes have recently switched to sodium fluoride, or marking it as such. Also, the amount of fluoride in that pea-sized toothpaste blob is equivalent to a glass of water yet there's no warning for ingesting it that way. You can actually brush your teeth perfectly safely and very effectively with pure sodium bicarbonate ('baking powder') as long as it doesn't have aluminum salts and if you read a lot of labels on toothpaste that's a major ingredient anyway so why pay more for packaging?

I also read that tea contains fluoride which could be bad for you but since it's a natural source it's probably not bad for like hexafluoride.