If you have cock roaches in your mouth, try brushing your teeth with added sodium fluoride.
The old-timers knew stuff that today's people have forgotten.
Sodium fluoride is poison.
Source:
The Birmingham Age-Herald
19-Jul-1916
#Fluoride #toothpaste #water #health #bugs #insects #roaches #PestControl
Sodium fluoride is good at preventing decay.... of wood. It was used as a wood preservative.
"Sodium fluoride is moderately poisonous and should therefore be handled with care."
source:
Farmer's Bulletin
Sep-21-1916
#Fluoride #preservative #wood #toothpaste #water #health #farming
Sodium fluoride was used in the 1900s for wood preservation in railroads. Why? Because of its high toxic properties, which killed the small life forms that tried to eat the timber.
Source:
Railway Age
23-Oct-1914
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Amazon's Rufus tells me about sodium fluoride.
Have you brushed your teeth today? (There are fluoride-free choices available.)
I suspect RFK, Jr. works for the Kremlin. I can't prove it, but I can't prove we're in a simulation, either, and I'm guessing that at least one of those two suspicions must be correct.
"Municipal water fluoridation, adolescent IQ, and cognition across the life course: Evidence from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study
(. . .)
A recent analysis (1) finding a negative relationship between fluoride exposure and adolescent IQ was prominently cited in decisions to end community water fluoridation (CWF) in parts of the United States. However, the quality and salience of that evidence have been questioned (2, 3). Most notably, the bulk of the evidence presented by Taylor et al. (1) concerned extremely high dosages of fluoride—far exceeding levels relevant to CWF policy discussions. None of their evidence came from population-representative samples; most failed to account for selection into treatment. None of the research was conducted using data collected in the United States."
'Member the flouride craze? It was supposed to cause autism, cancer, and cancerous autism - oh my!
I remember having to explain to SO MANY PEOPLE that we either add fluoride or even remove it from water because levels can be too low or too high, but that generally it's not that big of an issue.
But my god does griftonomics go hard.
#Fluoride in drinking water has no effect on IQ or brain function, major study shows
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/kids-health/fluoride-water-children-iq-brain-cognition-study-rfk-jr-rcna267328
A new longterm study shows that fluoride in drinking water has no link to lower cognitive function and IQ loss, a fear that has fueled bans in Utah and Florida, with several other U.S. states working on legislation. Population health expert Rob Warren looked at more than 10,000 people's data to come to this conclusion. Here's more from NBC.
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