Re: recent experience with fluoride

[Guest guest]

Excellent point! As the pieces of the puzzle are starting to come together for

me regarding my daughter, the other night she asked me if there were chemicals

in toothpaste. I said, well, yes. She then rather nonchalantly informed me

that might be why she feels funny after she brushes her teeth. For the first 5

years of her life, she drank 4 -5 glasses of fluorinated tap water-we now have

the Culligan reverse osmosis system. (In fact it's all she drank, didn't like

juice or milk, and only soda a few times a year.) I just know this all is

connected, in addition to her yeast overgrowth problem.

, thank you for reminding me of this. I almost pushed it out of my brain

to stay away from fluorinated toothpaste. Can fluoride possible trigger yeast

flare up? I've always attributed her nightly melt downs to end of the day

exhaustion or food infractions at dinner, but it is the for sure time during the

day she brushes her teeth. (I know once a day isn't enough...but only drinking

fluoride water seems to have kept the cavities away...)

Thanks,

Kari

recent experience with fluoride

been fluoride free for several years now(still no fillings) but

recently have been drinking some grape juice(berri) with fluoridated

water in and it seems to have had quite a negative impact........ i

have just been surprised by the extent.........seems to knock

melatonin quite a bit back.........

also just one brushing of my teeth with some sodium fluoride

toothpaste made me feel blahy for days.........

so as far as i can see the general population is suffering some level

of fluoride toxicty to which they habituate and are unaware

of ...........

[Guest guest]

i don't use toothpaste at all, the gums are to good an absorber of

chemicals in the toothpaste.

don't eat sugar either.

fluoride depresses enzyme function. it is signficant but the body

works on synergy so you wil be dealing with several or many factors.

teeth only need to be brushed once a day.............

http://members.tripod.com/mueller_ranges/links/compendium/compendium.h

tml#fluoride

adequate minerlisation and minimisng sugar are what keeps decay at

bay.

> Excellent point! As the pieces of the puzzle are starting to come

together for me regarding my daughter, the other night she asked me

if there were chemicals in toothpaste. I said, well, yes. She then

rather nonchalantly informed me that might be why she feels funny

after she brushes her teeth. For the first 5 years of her life, she

drank 4 -5 glasses of fluorinated tap water-we now have the Culligan

reverse osmosis system. (In fact it's all she drank, didn't like

juice or milk, and only soda a few times a year.) I just know this

all is connected, in addition to her yeast overgrowth problem.

> , thank you for reminding me of this. I almost pushed it out

of my brain to stay away from fluorinated toothpaste. Can fluoride

possible trigger yeast flare up? I've always attributed her nightly

melt downs to end of the day exhaustion or food infractions at

dinner, but it is the for sure time during the day she brushes her

teeth. (I know once a day isn't enough...but only drinking fluoride

water seems to have kept the cavities away...)

> Thanks,

> Kari

> recent experience with fluoride

>

>

> been fluoride free for several years now(still no fillings) but

> recently have been drinking some grape juice(berri) with

fluoridated

> water in and it seems to have had quite a negative impact........

i

> have just been surprised by the extent.........seems to knock

> melatonin quite a bit back.........

>

> also just one brushing of my teeth with some sodium fluoride

> toothpaste made me feel blahy for days.........

>

> so as far as i can see the general population is suffering some

level

> of fluoride toxicty to which they habituate and are unaware

> of ...........

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kari, Dont overlook the SLS in the toothpastes too.

Liz D.

Re: recent experience with fluoride

Excellent point! As the pieces of the puzzle are starting to come together for

me regarding my daughter, the other night she asked me if there were chemicals

in toothpaste. I said, well, yes. She then rather nonchalantly informed me

that might be why she feels funny after she brushes her teeth.

I almost pushed it out of my brain to stay away from fluorinated toothpaste.

Kari

[Guest guest]

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Have you heard of the Australian researcher in fluoride,

Sutton? He is now dead but he was one of the first to denounce the

use of fluoride. Perhaps you could find one of his publications? He

was quite well known and respected in his time.

Jaci, (, Australia)

PS my son is having a great time getting Vit D! He loves the few

minutes of running around with no clothes in the sun. And he

appears much more cheerful these days.

> been fluoride free for several years now(still no fillings) but

> recently have been drinking some grape juice(berri) with

fluoridated

> water in and it seems to have had quite a negative impact........

i

> have just been surprised by the extent.........seems to knock

> melatonin quite a bit back.........

>

> also just one brushing of my teeth with some sodium fluoride

> toothpaste made me feel blahy for days.........

>

> so as far as i can see the general population is suffering some

level

> of fluoride toxicty to which they habituate and are unaware

> of ...........

[Guest guest]

tasmania has already lost this good sun for the year.

> > been fluoride free for several years now(still no fillings) but

> > recently have been drinking some grape juice(berri) with

> fluoridated

> > water in and it seems to have had quite a negative impact........

> i

> > have just been surprised by the extent.........seems to knock

> > melatonin quite a bit back.........

> >

> > also just one brushing of my teeth with some sodium fluoride

> > toothpaste made me feel blahy for days.........

> >

> > so as far as i can see the general population is suffering some

> level

> > of fluoride toxicty to which they habituate and are unaware

> > of ...........