The American Dental Association is ramping up its efforts to promote fluoridation of Wichita’s water.
The Phone has been ringing with a recorded message from a dentist who calls those who are opposing this toxic substance/medication being forced upon the public LIARS!
Yes, she actually calls anyone presenting the truth about fluoridation LIARS!
Guess who she claims as the authoritative source for this claim.
The MEDIA!
She actually makes the claim that every time that the MEDIA has checked the scientific evidence that the MEDIA has found it to be false.
She claims that “Fluoride Is Good for You!”
Does she give any actual scientific evidence for this claim? Does she give any actual evidence that counters the warnings about what fluoride actually does to people who consume it?
Why would a dentist act this way? Why would the ADA make such an effort to promote this toxic waste being added to our water?
Do these dentists have anything to gain? Is it possible that they gain something by this?
Have you heard of Fluorosis?
Definitions of fluorosis are easily found on-line, such as the CDC’s article: Community Water Fluoridation.
Some photographs of fluorosis are also available, such as these:
Wow! What wonderful smiles drinking fluoride can produce! Guess who people turn to in the hope of correcting this when it happens?
Could it be their dentists? Do dentists make any money from this? Hmm? Does the ADA benefit from this?
Here is the definition from medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com:
fluo·ro·sis
n.
An abnormal condition caused by excessive intake of fluorine, as from fluoridated drinking water, characterized chiefly by mottling of the teeth.
fluorosis /flu·o·ro·sis
- a condition due to ingestion of excessive amounts of fluorine.
- a condition in humans due to exposure to excessive amounts of fluorine or its compounds, resulting from accidental ingestion of certain insecticides and rodenticides, chronic inhalation of industrial dusts or gases, or prolonged ingestion of water containing large amounts of fluorides; characterized by skeletal changes such as osteofluorosis and by mottled enamel when exposure occurs during enamel formation.
Sadly, fluorosis is only one of the effects of ingestion of too much fluoride. Some are far worse.
But the ADA and many dentists want us to believe that adding fluoride to our drinking water is a good idea.
The published list of those dentists and other medical professionals who have endorsed this can be viewed at Medical Community Endorsements.
At Endorsing Organizations another list of the organizations is listed.
Is your dentist or other health care provider listed?
Did you know that some dentists and health care providers refuse to be members of these organizations because of these issues?
Yes! There actually are people who are standing up for us and saying NO to the organizations who claim to be looking out for us but are really promoting things that are only good for their own business interests. Some of these people have faced persecution from their peers, yet they continue to act according to their consciences and for the good of their patients.
Is it time that people start asking more questions of their health care providers? Could it be that we should stop giving blind trust to “professionals” and should learn more about these issues ourselves?
Did you know that the ADA actually has a web page called Statement on FDA Toothpaste Warning Labels, where the ADA announces that they are trying to persuade the FDA to remove the requirement to warn people about the dangers of swallowing fluoride?
Can you believe this? Even the FDA and the CDC, with their shabby record, still warn the public against the dangers of fluoride ingestion, but the ADA publically declares that they want them to stop.
Could it be that it is time to reward those brave and honest professionals who stand against the pressure of their peers to go along to get along?
To whom do you really want to give your trust?
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