Guest guest Posted November 3, 2004 Report Share Posted November 3, 2004 CM, Interesting and alarming info, I knew that flouride was bad for us but was not aware that it was found in tea. On the rejoiceinlife site on the kombucha page they mention that organic tea should/may contain less flouride than non-organinc. So this might be one way to cut back fluoride consumption. >While I have never heard of a study done on it, I would imagine that kombucha must chelate out the fluoride because KT prevents and treats cancer, whereas fluoride causes it. I sure hope so, but apparently flouride cannot be chelated from the body, there is no known way (yet) so I would stick to organic tea anyway...Here's an article I found. Peace be with you, Beau http://www.hsibaltimore.com/ea2003/ea_031113.shtml Fortunately there are ways to avoid fluoride intake. And believe it or not, avoiding fluoride just might make your teeth healthier. But is there a way to remove fluoride buildup from your body? Good question. But difficult to answer. Binding molecule I recently received this e-mail from an HSI member named Owen: " Fluoride is a toxin which accumulates in the bones and glands over a lifetime. It makes bones brittle, and has been linked to the plague of hip-fractures which effectively end the lives of 350,000 elderly Americans each year. " I've been taking good care of myself for decades, but I drank tap water when I was a young man. There's bound to be fluoride in my bones, unless the clean living of the last 26 years has removed it. That's what I want to know: are there foods or supplements which effectively remove fluoride from bones and glands? " Unfortunately, the answer to Owen's question appears to be, " No. " So far, anyway. I asked HSI Panelist Allan Spreen, M.D., about the possibility of chelating fluoride accumulation from the body, and he pointed out that fluoride has an unusually strong binding molecule. This is part of the reason why many water filters are ineffective in extracting fluoride. Dr. Spreen says, " It's well known that fluoride is difficult to remove from water with conventional water filters. Much of the chlorine can be removed using a good carbon filter, but fluoride will not come with it. " Green Tea, Fluoride & the Thyroid Enclosed is an extract from an article on dental fluorisis induced by drinking black and green tea, because the camelia sinensis plant is high in fluoride. While I have never heard of a study done on it, I would imagine that kombucha must chelate out the fluoride because KT prevents and treats cancer, whereas fluoride causes it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2004 Report Share Posted November 3, 2004 Hi , Do you know what methods of chelation were effective for her? I'm sure that the group, including myself would be interested to hear of any methods that might aid in the chelation of flouride from the body. Thanks, Beau Re: Green Tea, Fluoride & Chelation Hello, I am acquainted with a father whose young daughter struggled with fluorosis. Chelation helped her. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2004 Report Share Posted November 3, 2004 Hello, I am acquainted with a father whose young daughter struggled with fluorosis. Chelation helped her. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2004 Report Share Posted November 3, 2004 Hi, As I understand it, the little girl underwent the usual Canadian/American protocol of intravenous chelation for several hours. The Europeans have started what they call the " push " method where they merely inject the whole dose, so you don't have to sit and wait for hours. Don't think you can get it in the USA, though. There is one little " gotcha " about chelation that most of chelation doctors won't tell you: the research on chelation demonstrated that the drug works just as well orally as through intravenous delivery. The reason that they don't tell you is that they don't want to put themselves out of a job. On the other hand, most folks can't afford $3,000-$5,000 per year for intravenous chelation. You can buy EDTA in pill form online right now. Just keep in mind that when you do oral chelation, you must replace the minerals that are being chelated out. E.g. I've heard of a chelation patient who started breaking his bones because he didn't like taking calcium/magnesium supplements. Other agents that have a chelating effect include Vitamin C (over 10 grams per day), alpha lipoic acid (at least one gram per day), and Vitamin C + lysine. I believe that hydrogen peroxide and liquid stabilized oxygen have a chelating effect, too. Keep in mind, though, that your body will remove fluoride automatically IF you can remove enough of it from your water and food supply. If you keep eating fluoride, obviously, you will still have a problem. Teflon is made with fluoride and studies have shown that the fluoride will leech into the water if you cook in teflon coated pans. Also, since teflon is a plastic, it will melt once the pan gets hot enough and give off fluoride gas. This has resulted in the swift poisoning deaths of small birds. See: http://www.rense.com/general59/kll.htm and http://www.bruha.com/science/html/ptfe.html Some folks are wondering if we're next. Hope that helps, Re: Green Tea, Fluoride & Chelation > > Hi , > Do you know what methods of chelation were effective for her? I'm sure that the group, including myself would be interested to hear of any methods that might aid in the chelation of flouride from the body. >Thanks, >Beau > Re: Green Tea, Fluoride & Chelation > > > Hello, > I am acquainted with a father whose young daughter struggled with fluorosis. > Chelation helped her. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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