Message from @Edillon
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yea it does it is the same lol
ever heard of dental fluorosis
or skeletal fluorosis ???
Yes
But that’s only with an excess amount
Which is true for many things
wonder why it says this on the back of toothpaste with fluoride in it???
Small doses are healthy, while large ones are not
under 6
Are you under 6?
lol any amount of a neurotoxin is not good wtf
There is literally zero health benefits
LOL
Then why did my tooth health increase after I brushed for multiple months with fluoride
also isn’t it only a toxin in gas form?
Or am I mistaken
you bathe in it too
Excess
lol
lol
it eats thru concrete but it is ok to ingest hahahahaha
eats through concrete?
yea
Whoa my teeth are stronger than concrete
Lmao
not hahahaha
unepic
and if it made teeth stronger then ppl would not get dental fluorosis from it would they???
Reported effects of fluoride on your brain include:
• Reduction in nicotinic acetylcholine receptors
• Damage to your hippocampus
• Formation of beta-amyloid plaques (the classic brain abnormality in Alzheimer's disease)
• Reduction in lipid content
• Damage to purkinje cells
• Exacerbation of lesions induced by iodine deficiency
• Impaired antioxidant defense systems
• Increased uptake of aluminum
• Accumulation of fluoride in your pineal gland
@Edillon Your argument is ridiculously flawed. You don't need fluoride to increase your tooth health. The act of brushing your teeth, in general, is better for them than not doing it. Even if you don't use anything but water. There are also toothpastes **without** fluoride that do just as much good for your teeth, if not better, than typical toothpaste.
There is also baking soda that has an enormous potential for your health in various ways.
Seriously. Try again.
increased uptake of aluminum and they pump it into the sky and put it in vaccines amongst other things like shampoos and deoderants too
hahahahaha but that is ok hmmmmm
I’m aware about the second sentence @🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄
I’m saying if you already have damaged teeth
Normal toothpaste won’t cut it