Thanks for the reference Zara. Only problem is "too much" and "optimal" are marketing terms used to imply that "some" Fluoride might be useful, whereas it is a bio-accumulative Carcinogenic Endocrine disruptor offering zero benefit to mammals.
Kennedy may very well improve the health of the USA, despite all the name calling and opposition. I contacted my local city about water supply and removing fluoride. They are waiting for "guidance from the EPA".
And let's not leave out the fact that synthetic fluoride, which is what is added to all those things you list, is a toxic mining byproduct. Just a way to dispose of something, and cull the heard at the same time.
Not unlike aspartame is a toxic byproduct of fertilizer production. Namely glyphosate.
Give it to the goy .... 🙄
Synthetic fluoride is primarily derived from the production of phosphate fertilizer. The process involves the extraction of calcium fluoride (CaF2) from phosphate rock, which is then converted into hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFA) or sodium fluoride (NaF) through chemical reactions.
Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:
Phosphate rock mining: Phosphate rock, a type of sedimentary rock, is mined from underground deposits. It contains calcium fluoride (CaF2), along with other minerals.
Processing: The phosphate rock is processed to extract calcium fluoride (CaF2) through a series of chemical reactions, including acidulation and flotation.
Production of hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFA): The extracted calcium fluoride is then converted into HFA through a reaction with sulfuric acid (H2SO4).
Purification: The resulting HFA is purified to remove impurities and achieve the desired concentration.
Conversion to sodium fluoride (NaF): Alternatively, HFA can be converted into sodium fluoride (NaF) through a reaction with sodium hydroxide (NaOH).
Synthetic fluoride is then used as an additive in drinking water, toothpaste, and mouthwash to prevent tooth decay and promote oral health.
It’s essential to note that the production of synthetic fluoride involves the use of phosphate rock, which is a byproduct of the fertilizer industry. This means that the availability and quality of synthetic fluoride are closely tied to the global demand for phosphate fertilizer.
Thanks for the reference Zara. Only problem is "too much" and "optimal" are marketing terms used to imply that "some" Fluoride might be useful, whereas it is a bio-accumulative Carcinogenic Endocrine disruptor offering zero benefit to mammals.
Kennedy may very well improve the health of the USA, despite all the name calling and opposition. I contacted my local city about water supply and removing fluoride. They are waiting for "guidance from the EPA".
Wow, so glad I’ve avoided flouride all these years!
And Fluoride too!
C'mon Geoff. Quit being a grammar snob.
And let's not leave out the fact that synthetic fluoride, which is what is added to all those things you list, is a toxic mining byproduct. Just a way to dispose of something, and cull the heard at the same time.
Not unlike aspartame is a toxic byproduct of fertilizer production. Namely glyphosate.
Give it to the goy .... 🙄
Synthetic fluoride is primarily derived from the production of phosphate fertilizer. The process involves the extraction of calcium fluoride (CaF2) from phosphate rock, which is then converted into hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFA) or sodium fluoride (NaF) through chemical reactions.
Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:
Phosphate rock mining: Phosphate rock, a type of sedimentary rock, is mined from underground deposits. It contains calcium fluoride (CaF2), along with other minerals.
Processing: The phosphate rock is processed to extract calcium fluoride (CaF2) through a series of chemical reactions, including acidulation and flotation.
Production of hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFA): The extracted calcium fluoride is then converted into HFA through a reaction with sulfuric acid (H2SO4).
Purification: The resulting HFA is purified to remove impurities and achieve the desired concentration.
Conversion to sodium fluoride (NaF): Alternatively, HFA can be converted into sodium fluoride (NaF) through a reaction with sodium hydroxide (NaOH).
Synthetic fluoride is then used as an additive in drinking water, toothpaste, and mouthwash to prevent tooth decay and promote oral health.
It’s essential to note that the production of synthetic fluoride involves the use of phosphate rock, which is a byproduct of the fertilizer industry. This means that the availability and quality of synthetic fluoride are closely tied to the global demand for phosphate fertilizer.
Helpful breakdown info. Thx. How did we get to where we are? Oh, yeah, greed. 🤑😖
Great post on a highly important topic!
I always get the most sinister threats from the Obama's on the days that Israel is in the news.