Message from @valeriaa
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Every major health organization, staffed with leading scientists - and open to scrutiny from the rest of the scientific community. And you think you know better than all of them.
brain scans verify that fluoridated water calcifies the pineal gland
It's true what they say - the dumber they are, the smarter they think they are
empirical observation might tell us that the npcs vigorously defend their fluoridated water sources <:angrynpc:583668959232917522>
I agree with Pelth
Please get all flouride out of your diet asap
Don't get poisoned
nobody needed fluoride before
I only want what's best for you
people that lived in rural societies had immaculate teeth
even in tribal africa
No they didn't.
there was a landmark study on this done in the 50s
they even looked at twins
Yes, and while their teeth fell out and rotted, their pineal gland has uh...calcification....lmao
Cite the study.
Was it a peer reviewed study?
Psychotic delusions
I don't even think Info Wars reported on such Wise Thoughts
@Pelth Trust and obey the government, don’t think for yourself, and consume that fluoride like a good boy
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I hope all your teeth fall out so the tranny who invevitably fucks your face doesn't have to knock them all out first
Yes Cosby
What do you mean, he doesn't have any teeth in the first place.
I need fluoride for better teeth! Can’t end up like those retarded brits with their disgusting yellow teeth
Brits actually have better dental care.
Indeed
According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) figures, the average number of missing or filled teeth for a 12-year-old in the UK in 2008 (the latest figures available) was 0.7. This was the joint best rating that year.
The last figure reported by the OECD for the US, in 2004, was 1.3 - when the UK also got 0.7. The UK's decay and replacement rates started falling below those of the US during the mid-1990s. Going back to 1963, the UK rate was as high as 5.6.
The joke was supposed to be ironic
It wasn’t a serious statement
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Let’s go chug a huge cup of fluoride so we’ll have better teeth than those Brits
yeah it's called nutrition and physical degeneration
by weston a. price
there are modern editions of the book as well
teeth health comes down to diet

