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it's far easier to find hospitalizations due to hotdogs than fluoride or soda
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Whiteydr said:
Also according to your logic, we should be more concerned with bumblebees, peanut allergies, and suicide than we are with domestic terrorism.  Yet the there is still a multimillion dollar Department of Homeland Security stripping our rights away faster than the Patriot Act.

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Also according to your logic, we should be more concerned with bumblebees, peanut allergies, and suicide than we are with domestic terrorism.  Yet the there is still a multimillion dollar Department of Homeland Security stripping our rights away faster than the Patriot Act.

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Because the military has a lot of opportunistic bastards that care more about increasing the size of their budget than they do about keeping us safe or spending our tax dollars wisely.

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Visionary Tools said:
I bought a water filter a while back. Per litre, there is well over a third of a gram of minerals (mostly calcium carbonate but 2ppm calcicum fluoride) in it and it furs up kettles in no time. I really like the difference in taste. I know most of it is psychological but that doesn't bother me. It makes me feel good, like having a prayer or giving money to beggars.

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I tried making tea with tap water and water filtered with a brita filter (activated charcoal).  The tea made with filtered water had much more flavor.

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Sources or it didn't happen.

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it's far easier to find hospitalizations due to hotdogs than fluoride or soda
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Viveka said:
My theory is that it's a waste disposal campaign leftover from the nuclear era

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it's far easier to find hospitalizations due to hotdogs than fluoride or soda
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I don't know about where you live but anywhere I've ever been they don't add hot dogs to the municipal water supply. They also don't come around to classrooms and have a more or less compulsory hot dog eating day.

Also, why do they market bottled water for infants with fluoride added? Lol, make sure you protect those baby teeth. Fluoride is already in almost all toothpaste and it's naturally occurring and people get treatments with it when they go to the dentist. Soooo what's with the mass experiment in dentistry that citizens don't have the option to opt out of? 

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so you're saying that buying hotdogs is completely voluntary and if
parents dont want their children choking on hotdogs they simply shouldnt
buy them? well drinking the city water is also voluntary, people have the
option of and frequently exercise the option of buying bottled water for
drinking,, the also have the option of not taking their children to
dentists for fluoride treatment or buying fluoride tooth pastes or
fluoridated water for infants or participating in some 'brush your teeth
day' you say exists, I'm assuming it's in a few school systems but I've
yet to hear of it until now

so what do we call it when parents choose not to buy products with 'added
fluoride', we call it 'opting out' since no one forces anyone to buy
fluoridated products or drink municipal water, of course I can drink
municipal water because fluoride isnt included in mine

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why not mail people fluoride drops to put in their own water instead if they so choose? Of course that would be just as silly as putting it in the water supply since your teeth are not in your digestive tract.

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your teeth are the first portion of the digestive tract, they initially
break the food down and crush up the muscle and plant fibers so that the
rest of the digestive system can do it's job of extracting nutrients, you know, nutrients like vitamins and minerals that are extracted from the foods and carried via the bloodstream through the body to nourish cells.

here's a few diagrams, one shows the digestive tract and the other shows
mysterious places that blood travels


kinda odd that it starts at the first sphincter that closes the oral
cavity and ends at the last sphincter with the anal cavity, I wonder
what that whole oral thing means



I wonder what flows through those blood vessels in the tooth



didnt they teach you this stuff in your tooth brushing classes?

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Better explanations for cardiovascular disease in America would be 1) Obesity 2) Poor diet 3) Lack of exercise 4) Excessive stress due to economic uncertainty and perceptions of a corrupt government 5) The heart makes the blood go where it needs to, so it is more central to life than other organs.

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Cervantes said:
Life is the #1 killer.

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