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B1 All that follows is true: Fluoride

B Titor · 2025-05-02 10:48
Fluoride. Yes. Since World War II, Fluoride toothpaste has been sold to every generation as essential. people questioned but nothing was done. (Per mg fluroide concentration varies supposedly in tap water given regions one is in inside their respective nations.) It was added to most western nations tap water anyhow. It was framed as a medical certainty, not a corporate strategy. But how much do you really know about what's in your toothpaste? Do you read the labels? Maybe you studied Chemistry? Fluoride alters neurotransmitter activity (from modern research recently found) But if there is any damage it has already been done... Studies have shown its accumulation in the pineal gland and possible influence on dopamine and serotonin pathways. In children, high exposure correlates with less critical thinking.. afterall the human body is chemicals and frequencies.. you get the point (i hope) but at least your teeth are white i guess... Ask yourself better questions, keep challenging Its what philosophy is built off of! If the case of dropped T levels and brain potential is true, Why do we want to mass medicate entire populations through the tap and toothpaste? Is a certain demographic targeted, or is it a world wide thing? Why are the long-term neurological studies so few, scattered, and inconclusive especially since the large change in the 1950s, adding chemicals in the tap water isnt a simple decision but should take decades of decision making not just "muh teeth fall out" or "enamel". No. They already learned that from Mercury poisoning (I get it before someone says "wait fluoride isnt radioactive.") Putting new chemicals in public water is a huge No No, you arent fully certain of. Why the heck would they want a healthy population that cant be exploited through medication and healthcare and reliance on the state? Why are alternatives (like sodium bicarbonate, which has antifungal and whitening properties) never promoted, albeit doing similar things, if not to a better degree and far cheaper? (i mean seriously check toothpaste prices nowadays its crazy) What I Use Instead: Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda) — naturally abrasive, balances pH levels Lemon + water every morning balances pH levels Occasionally a pinapple, extracting bromelain sources (antiparasitic and great against reducing cancer developments) from stalk and core (The parasites, the spiders! They are inside us all crawling under the skin) No fluoride, no glycerin, no SLS My breath is clean, my teeth are white, and my mind has never felt clearer. Im months in already and im perfectly good, in fact so much better. But you may ask? Surely the 21st century wants scientists, modern day thinkers, for people, for country? Fluoride was originally used to suppress thyroid activity and was tested for psychological suppression. It could just be coincidence. But chemicals dont lie as nature does not. if you can't disprove it why take the risk? Maybe, they dont want thinkers, maybe they wish for our nations and people to be weak. The scapegoat all this time has been plastic but was the solution toothpaste all along to majority of the human problems? You are not free. If you were those in 1950 would of been given the choice of what they wanted in their water democratically, not the government of corporations or decision of the wealthy cast of the few. You are being fed substances you didn't and never consented to and literally shoved down your throat and teeth as a child, Lainanon remember how the teacher and parent promoted the brushing teeth so much in Nursery. Yes NURSERY. "wash their mouth out with soap" they said. Testosterone is decreasing after every passing generation they said. neurological issues have never been higher in Asperger's and autism they said. They are so obsessed with teeth, especially pushing it on the young and those that can barely think of make decisions ill reiterate once again! I do not blame my parents. I blame those in charge for selling out from power or naivety and not caring about the people and betraying any sense of goodness, loyalty and moral duty. Anyhow, what do you use to clean your teeth anon? Those are my thoughts on It What are your thoughts on toothpaste? Is it one of the largest 21st century scams from childhood? Or just some dumb conspiracy latch on? (Sources exist. I can link them if anyone really wants them just dare to drop message below but honestly you could probably easily just search for the stuff in like 5 minutes.) Take care Lainanons, stay safe :)
H.R. Giger · 2025-05-02 12:52
Saying it alters neuro chemistry is slightly misleading in it's vagueness. Fluoride being similar to calcium can effect calcium channels. This may have some effect on people's brains but it's not exactly certain. Personally I avoid it. There has been no research of it accumulating in the pineal gland that I have seen just random crap made up on blogs with no source cited. In fact the calcification of the pineal gland seems actually normal. The pineal gland is primarily there to trigger puberty. It does this by fluctuating melatonin levels. Of course you probably do not want it overly calcified since it does serve a function still later in life. The alternative to fluoride is nano hydroxyapetite. Hydroxyapetite is what your teeth enamel are naturally made of. The nano form is lab made just so you know but the nano form better gets into the gaps in enamel to help remineralize them. There is also something called NOVAMIN I think it was but it's these beads and I question if these are alright to use since I imagine it would get stuck between the gums. Theobromine also has been shown to possibly be good for enamel. Sodium bicarbonate is an abrasive not a replacement for fluoride. No don't use bromelain in your mouth. Bromelain breaks down proteins. Instead use xylitol for anti microbial, many toothpastes have it for a reason. Just avoid swallowing it since it isn't that good for you and keep it away from animals since it can kill some. Some people use fractionalized coconut oil pulling which is a longer slow swish and from studies ive read it is effective. Just dont use olive oil like some do, that stains teeth. I have yet to find a single study backing up the claims glycerine interferes with tooth remineralization unfortunately. So i question this has any validity. Only toothpastes without it are not pastes or gels but powder but problem with tooth powder is the risk of inhaling it when opening it and it's more difficult to handle since you have to mix it into a paste before using it or you can of course inhale it. Autism rates are higher because more parents are having their spazzy kids checked out for it and it's a trendy condition so it is overdiagnosed as well like how ADD was overdiagnosed in the 90s and early 2000s.
Jet Black · 2025-05-02 12:55
Its not just toothpaste. I drink black tea a lot and got autistic about quality. Found an article how some of it was tainted with high fluoride levels. There is probably more food likewise affected. As for t-levels thats linked to plastic softeners which mimic human hormones and exist in almost every packaging you can find for food. Suspect its intentional to reduce aggression of population to keep them tame (high test=higher aggression) because it would be trivial to replace if the effect wasn't desired.
Zero Cool · 2025-05-02 12:58
What about fluorided water used in my legal kush?
Trinity · 2025-05-02 13:41
>>45812 recommend me some good tea that you're sure is low fluoride I prefer black typically fwiw
B Titor · 2025-05-02 14:27
>"Occasionally a pineapple, extracting bromelain sources" I wasnt explicit enough...I didnt literally mean i applied this to my teeth (Yeah DONT do this, this is a BAD idea i just realized how furaakkked it sounded after a re read) its just something now and then i consume not too often, likewise with the fresh lemon water.
Crazy Jake · 2025-05-02 16:46
>>45812 > I drink black tea a lot and got autistic about quality That's just being anal not autism. >Suspect its intentional to reduce aggression of population to keep them tame (high test=higher aggression) because it would be trivial to replace if the effect wasn't desired. It's just profits and lobbying interfering with government operation to regulate.
Linda Lee · 2025-05-02 17:53
>>45809 This site will just delete a thread like this. And my post, if I attach this image and assert that all I have written in it is true. I couldn't believe someone the other day thought that the screencapped thread, MY THREAD, was satire. And called me a retard for reposting it. All of this is trivially verifiable, and yes, whether you like it or not the underlying machinery that sold people on fluoride (aluminum and phosphate fertilizer production, brain damage and thyroid suppression) leads to all the other soykaf I put on this VERY abridged list.(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST, Do not whine and cry about 8chan, lainchan.jp, "quality", "invasions", "newfags", mods, bans, or kalyx outside of /q/. This was reported for Rule 6 violation, in the interests in not deleting your post or your thread even though both the image and the text are Rule 4 violations as well, this post has been warned.)
Tequila · 2025-05-02 19:46
Aren't you supposed to be launching nukes or something?
Crazy Jake · 2025-05-03 01:39
>>45817 >It's just profits and lobbying There is no reason to lobby much when cost equivalent replacements exist. Note also how the western car industry failed to lobby against "buy electric car" regulations while they remained on gasoline car tech. Evidently regulations are not just led by corporate interests.
Miho Iwakura · 2025-05-03 09:34
>>45819 >4. You should always elaborate on your opinions rather than just spilling the soykaf. I don't know how to interpret this. I referenced fluorine being used in phisphate fertilizer production and processing aluminum ore. When I post extensively cited breakdowns of anything else on the list the post is deleted and I'm derezzed. The rest is searchable. You can search "iodine displacement thyroid" and learn why the heavier halogens block sites where iodine should go. You can search "bromine flour" and it will tell you about removing iodine from flour and replacing it with bromine. And since I've alredy done the research, I know what will happen when you search these terms, and I know what it connects to. So there's nothing to say. I have literally no idea what you could possibly want that wasn't provided. It makes no sense to me at all, it is completely alien and incomprehensible. If I were to play along with the script and give you everything on a silver platter, and let vampire world drain me as I have before, it would either try to drain me further or it would just be deleted. I give data in too condensed a form, and it's elaborate on your opinions. If I call this double bind out, it's a rule 6 violation. Make up, your, mind. This is not my problem.
Turner · 2025-05-05 23:32
>>45827 that's not what ive seen of your posts to be honest and the way you form connections feels very propagandistic - you're using loose associations as scare tactics without actually exploring the mechanics at all, unlike >>45811 for instance who explains things like calcium channels, tooth mineralization, the pineal gland, even if they don't offer specific citations they offer clear explanations that can be easily fact-checked using a search engine. while you claim this of your post you make repeated references to unconnected ideas claiming some mysterious "they" is responsible for all of these things. in addition to the parts that are directly untrue. what's more you act like this is some kind of suppressed knowledge when it is now more clear than ever that there are large media industries that seem to profit from this kind of panic through clickbait, in fact they hold appointed positions as heads of state. you're upset that people aren't seeing the question and have a very insufferable ~if you know you know~ type of attitude about it that many of us feel has ruined 4chan's /x/ board and similar places with antiliberal concern trolling and trying to force everything into a political agenda. your post is nothing but begging the question for a nonsense conspiracy theory that some of our rulers themselves seem invested in. maybe you can take all your research and apply it to the powers that be, why they might want you to believe these things or think this way instead of yourself reciting alternative media talking points that are on every single naturopath grifter facebook page.
Fred Nurk · 2025-05-06 17:41
>>45867 >they offer clear explanations that can be easily fact-checked using a search engine Which I do as well. >while you claim this of your post you make repeated references to unconnected ideas Wrong. >claiming some mysterious "they" is responsible Irrelevant. >in addition to the parts that are directly untrue There are no parts which are directly, or indirectly, or even tangentially, untrue. If there were, they wouldn't be on the list. This is your ignorance speaking. Call that propagandistic if you like, it's the simple truth. >what's more you act like this is some kind of suppressed knowledge Wrong. They're all open secrets. You just made that up and then put it on me. >it is now more clear than ever that there are large media industries that seem to profit from this kind of panic through clickbait Completely and utterly irrelevant, and not my problem. I have been doing this my entire adult life and thensome. Don't bring up some soykafeating cocksuckers and act like their behavior is something I'm responsible for. >your post is nothing but begging the question for a nonsense conspiracy theory Every element on that list is trivially verifiable. Stop trying to build a case out of nothing. > maybe you can take all your research and apply it to the powers that be, why they might want you to believe these things or think this way instead of yourself reciting alternative media talking points that are on every single naturopath grifter facebook page. Listen up kiddo, I didn't find and sponge up the "talking points", I created them. Mostly because of people who run their mouth and swagger around like you, who don't want to do any real work. Look at this. https://www.mediafire.com/folder/dj875cd10yb72/EMF Read the main file text document. Read the bibliographies. And tell me you've ever made anything remotely approaching that depth and breadth. On any topic, any field. I did that, if not externalized for others, then for myself, with everything on that list. I didn't find this soykaf, I fuarrrking made it. Now DO THE WORK. Or SHUT THE 'F U C K UP. Delete my posts all you want. If you know, you know.
Cereal Killer · 2025-05-08 19:08
>>45822 > There is no reason to lobby much when cost equivalent replacements exist. >Note also how the western car industry failed to lobby against "buy electric car" regulations while they remained on gasoline car tech. Evidently regulations are not just led by corporate interests. You arent understanding. The fluoride industry is result of waste products from the fertilizer industry needing a way to get rid of it and profit off of it. They were who lobbied to push for fluoridation of water supplies and whatnot. It also is just easier to deal with because what else are they going to do with the hydrofluoride waste product? How else could it be used and disposed? How would the government handle it? It became a convenience for some governments.
Ivan Horvat · 2025-05-09 04:08
>>45904 That was about pba plastics affecting test not fluoride. Talking about cost of replacement doesn't even make sense for fluoride in water.
The Phantom Phreak · 2025-05-10 03:28
>>45812 >Suspect its intentional to reduce aggression of population to keep them tame (high test=higher aggression) There seems to only be a trivial connection between testosterone and aggression when only looking at higher quality research and not junk psych studies. Some studies find a small positive association, some find no association, some find a negative association. The FBI did a project on the subject and basically concluded there was no meaningful relationship between testosterone and crime. The harvard medical website also plainly says that that the relationship between testosterone and bad behavior is 'mostly a myth'. There's other things like the fact that aggression peaks at around age 16 in men, but testosterone peaks at around age 30. Chimpanzees also have about half the blood concentration of testosterone as humans, but are far more aggressive. Meanwhile male gorillas can have over 10x the testosterone concentration, and are generally not particularly prone to unprovoked aggression (arguably less aggressive than humans). They say you're safer stuck in a cage full of gorillas than with one chimp. It's hard to really say anything definitive about the behavioral effects of testosterone since there's little to no actual science on it. Most of the information is from untrustworthy fields like behavioral psychology and sociology, and the quality of the research is very poor even for those fields. Claims about testosterone's effects on psychology are mostly just speculation and cherrypicking. E.g one of the well known studies has participants play a game, and they found that men with high testosterone more closely mirrored other people's generosity (they were generous with people who were generous with them and stingy with people who were stingy with them). The researcher concluded that this was some of sort of 'dominance seeking' strategy or some bullshit, which is an extreme leap of logic that doesn't make any sense at all, just interpreting results in a way to get the conclusion they want.
Otto Normalverbraucher · 2025-05-10 03:34
>>45910 >There seems to only be a trivial connection between testosterone and aggression fuarrrk off snake, everyone knows the testosterone is directly proportional to critical thinking capability.
Random · 2025-05-11 01:18
The red flag about fluoride is that while it is supposed to help with improving the health of teeth, they also put it in the water supply using the same justification. So there is only a transient contact with the teeth that varies massively in dosage across the population, which is the opposite of how every medical treatment is done. But the effect is that everyone is exposed to the neurological effects of it. If they had kept it only in toothpaste their story would have held.
Case · 2025-05-11 08:19
>>45923 black men have about 15-20% higher than white men. but american men in the 1940s had about double the testosterone levels of men today and the violent crime rate was around 4x lower
Fred Nurk · 2025-05-11 08:46
>>45928 So much has changed in the last 100 years, it's hard to find clear causation in anything. You have to consider "nonlinear" feedback loops and synergisms as well, which most people either cognitively can't or don't want to. The endocrine system for example patterns brain development. So just jacking up someone's test later in life will not achieve the same result as it having been present and properly regulated during development. Just search "tylenol testosterone" or "tylenol sexual dimorphic nucleus". They pump people and especially children full of tylenol. Not a coincidence.