ss: "Many are surprised to learn that unlike the pharmaceutical grade fluoride in their toothpaste, the fluoride in their water is an untreated industrial waste product, one that contains trace elements of arsenic and lead. Without the phosphate industry’s effluent, water fluoridation would be prohibitively expensive. And without fluoridation, the phosphate industry would be stuck with an expensive waste disposal problem. "

How many times did any of you eat the minty tasting fluoride toothpaste as kids? It's amazing how toxic that shit is, but kids are just trusted to not eat it or swallow any while brushing. There's a reason things like the covid scam can happen. They have dumbed everyone down to Delta's and Epsilons.

Aren't they recycling something from tech when they add fluoride. Something like aluminium or shit. There's a reason for adding it. It isn't because it makes your teeth clean if you drink the water. It isn't because it purifies the water. It's because it was doing another process, something to do with tech waste?

https://www.admin.ch/gov/en/start/documentation/media-releases.msg-id-79904.html

https://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.832508

You vill eat your phones and be grateful

FLuoride, don't eat your toothpaste because fluoride. WaTer, drink fluoride because it's good. Total logic fail. For comparison there is roughly the same amount of fluoride in the pea sized amount you are supposed to brush with and 1 liter of water.

I think if this ever goes mainstream, people will be like "well true that it's hazardous a bit, but it prevents even worse diseases from happening" ...or something to that extent.