There are some really bad poisons in the news lately. I raise this issue because New Zealanders are exposed to one of the worst.
For example, the key ingredient for Sarin Nerve Gas, which killed so many in Syria, is, according to news reports in England, sodium fluoride.
The same stuff you get in your toothpaste. Google it.
Another example, the key killing agent in 1080 poison is, according to DOC, sodium fluoride. The same stuff your kids swallow in their toothpaste.
Tony Ryall, Minister of Health, cannot supply me with one independent scientific report showing fluoride is safe.
It is no wonder given that it is one of the worst poisons in the Chemist's Poison list.
Ken Evans, Avenues.
3 comments
Here they come again - yawn!
Posted on 28-09-2013 10:20 | By Papamoaner
The anti-fluoride brigade exaggerating and conveniently ignoring the fact that fluoride is a natural ingredient in most water, but unfortunately lacking in NZ, presumambly due to volcanic activity that replaces our natural fluoride with arsenic traces, gulp, doom, gloom. They won't win in the end because the community at large have enough sense to vote for fluoride so that unlike our parents and relations prior to 1960, we won't all have dentures top and bottom.
Another bigger yawn....
Posted on 29-09-2013 08:44 | By SonnyJim
OK - Ask so ask Tony Ryall for a report showing fluoride is poisonous! The report will come back saying excess salt, Coca-Cola, mercury, water, fluoride, etc will kill a human. So if fluoride is killing people, who last died from it and where is the secret mass graveyard of the poisoned millions. Ask Tony that!
And Ken compares fluoride with Sarin gas
Posted on 29-09-2013 12:24 | By Papamoaner
Daft comparison. They are compounds, not elements. The compounds are different, not identical. That's like another anti fluoride loopy who compared fluoride with thalidomide a few months back. Fact of the matter is;- There is little to fear but fear itself. I am more concerned about the detergent they add to instant coffee to make it froth, than a trace of fluoride in my water, actually less than occurs naturally in the water in most countries.
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