These two videos and the referenced book clarify whether fluoride an essential element or a simply a toxin that should be avoided at all costs. There is a ton of money at stake regarding fluoride
Christopher Bryson’s book “The Fluoride Deception” documents how fluoride first came to be added to drinking water and the political motivations involved. This neurotoxin was also used in Nazi war crimes but a little bit won’t hurt, right?
Personally I feel lucky to live in an area where they don’t add fluoride to the water. And we’re not the only place by any means, many countries declare this substance to be highly toxic and don’t add it to their water.
What are your thoughts on this subject? Are you interested in joining a local group and forcing your local government to stop fluoridating your water? Did you know that most water purification systems are incapable of thoroughly removing fluoride?
While Christopher Bryson has published great info in his book on this topic and his mini-documentary (below) is a very important watch, a more recent documentary goes even deeper into the topic of fluoride toxicity and you can watch the whole thing right here:
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Here’s the classic video of Christopher Bryson exposing his research on fluoride:
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A recently-published Harvard University meta-analysis funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has concluded that children who live in areas with highly fluoridated water have “significantly lower” IQ scores than those who live in low fluoride areas.
The effects are obvious, look at the decrease in higher education test results.