Did you know that FLOURIDE used to be used as rat poison?

Question

And that it has been put in drinking water for years? Do you think it could be harmful?

Answer 1

Anything can be harmful in large doses, you fool. Chlorine is also added in small quantities to help prevent buildup of nasty stuff like legionella bacteria.... also known as swimming-pool and clothing bleach.... which will kill you quick if you drink it neat.

And of course, a small pinch of crystalline sodium chloride (table salt) is nice on your fried potatoes, but will see you dead within a couple hours should you swallow a few tablespoons of it at once.

Answer 2

Not only was flouride used as rat poison, the rats flourished on the stuff. That's why it isn't used for rat poison anymore.

Thanks, had a good laugh.

Answer 3

under is a link on fluoride information. Water fluoridation is supported via the yank Dental association, U.S. Public well-being provider, American Public well-being association, worldwide well-being enterprise, national maximum cancers Institute, national Academy of Sciences, and different worldwide businesses. Do you think of those kinds of communities might help it if it become poisoning us? The optimum fluoridation selection is between 0.7 ppm and a million.2 ppm. The concentration in toothpastes and rinses and gels is greater, yet it is the reason they are not meant to be swallowed.

Answer 4

Did you know warfarin (rat poison) is used as a prescription medicine? In lage doses, it causes internal bleeding and kills the rats. In smaller doses, it thins the blood and helps prevent heart attacks & strokes.

Answer 5

I'm a smoker for 10 years. I don't give a flying f*ck about flouride.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

Thanks for sharing...I feel so comforted.