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First step to fluoride study

5:17pm Thursday 25th September 2008

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HEALTH bosses have voted for a move which could lead to fluoride being added to South Lakeland's drinking water.

The board of Cumbria PCT, meeting in Kendal today, has agreed to ask NHS Northwest to explore the feasibility of fluoridation.

Already around 130,000 people in West Cumbria receive fluoridated water, but this could be extended to other areas if the strategic health authority approves the policy.

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CharlesW, Windermere says...
4:02pm Fri 26 Sep 08

Since mid-1997, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has mandated all toothpastes containing FLUORIDE to carry this warning:-

"WARNINGS: Keep out of reach of children under 6 years of age. If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek PROFESSIONAL HELP or contact a POISON CONTROL center immediately."

And we are supposed to believe the "experts" in the UK who say fluoride is safe?

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marianneb, milnthorpe says...
10:28pm Fri 26 Sep 08

The World Heritage Site of Chamonix protects the mountain environments by keeping industrial chemicals out of watercourses. The Institute of Terrestrial Ecology research shows "Fluoride, originating either naturally from rocks and soil or from modern industrial processes, can cause severe and crippling damage in humans and animals. In vertebrate species, the skeleton is particularly susceptible; outgrowths on bones and fusion of joints cause lameness and lack of mobility. Teeth may be badly worn and damaged, often losing their enamel."
Fluoride is also a waste product of the nuclear industry with drum loads of it at Sellafield and Drigg. The nuclear industry have given "Health bosses" of Cumbria Primary Care Trust £18 million. A neat way of getting shot of nuclear waste?


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teragram, says...
12:41pm Sat 27 Sep 08


Why would anyone add toxic waste to a water supply. So much evidence is available to dispute its safety. If any doubt surley the answer is no.All the evidence is that it should be removed. Nationwide this should be stopped.
Unfortunatley money will influence
the decision if local people to not stop this assault on their health by the very people who are paid to protect it.

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Maximus V, Bowness says...
12:27am Mon 29 Sep 08

Young children on milk formula would be subjected to far higher than recommended doses, and how can this possibly be of any benefit to their teeth because most of them don't have any!

Even my Dog knows Fluride is highly toxic.

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ThriftyYorkshirelass, N Pennines says...
10:41am Mon 29 Sep 08

Fluoride isnt safe, it is toxic and has many health implications. It is scandalous that the PCT want to add it to the water in S Lakes.
In some areas of the country fluoride has been removed because of all the toxic health problems it has caused.
Fluoride that is added to the water supply is sometimes factory waste. This is enforced medication of the worst kind as it is a posion.
If people want fluoride then they can go get some pills from the chemist. What choice have you if the stuff is dumped in the water supply?

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Maximus V, Bowness says...
1:23pm Tue 30 Sep 08

Wow, I knew Fluoride at 1 part per billion was toxic because that is what concentration the NAZIS put into Concentration Camp water to keep the Jews and dissidents from trying to escape or defend themselves.

They literally had no energy and were totally compliant.


I purchased fluoridated toothpaste in America and it has this warning:


"WARNING: Keep out of reach of children under 6 years of age. If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek professional help or contact a poison control center immediately."


Now, there is the same amount of Fluoride in 1 medium glass of water than in a small pea size blob of my fluoridated toothpaste.

Why are we told by health experts we must spit out the toothpaste - but can safely drink the Fluoridated Water?


Can anyone else smell A BIG FAT RAT?

What I want to know is - How much money have these local HEATH CRIMINALS been paid?

And Which CRIMINALS paid them and WHEN?

Is this the evil work of "Common Purpose"














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Maximus V, Bowness says...
1:38pm Tue 30 Sep 08

Eureka!!!

I've got it!!


The Criminal Health bosses want Fluoride in the Tap Water so that more people are ill with all sorts of problems from Bone Cancer to Brain tumours - Because it keeps them in a Job.


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C J, Kendal says...
4:21pm Tue 30 Sep 08

All my children see the dentist and none have tooth decay. We all brush our teeth every day and neither need nor want an industrial waste product added to our drinking water. Isn't it a criminal offence to contaminate the water supply?

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ThriftyYorkshirelass, N Pennines says...
6:38pm Fri 3 Oct 08

Another thing, with all the health problems that arise in fluorided water areas its a good earner for all the drug companies and their share holders with all the pills and potions they supply to the doctors for prescribing to the masses. These drug residues are now detectable in the water supply too from various cancer 'treatments' and antibiotics and a whole host of other prescribed drugs. Drug prescriptions are on the increase.

It makes you shudder. Is our water safe to drink any more?

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