Fluoride Now Officially Banned In India As A Known Toxin

[Such_Saturation]

totally- now i just drink coffee that i make from super filtered or distilled, oj, milk, and coke with sugar. hate to say but i dont drink water much.

What about the water in coke and the irrigation water for oranges?

 

[Wagner83]

Good for you

I don't mean it is desireable (in case you think I do).

 

[Wagner83]

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[Such_Saturation]

I don't mean it is desireable (in case you think I do).

As a grape juice fan as well, I'm doubly affected...

 

[lollipop]

Could you explain what happened to you ? Parasites and bacteria? What kind of them and how do you know you caught them ?

Users @lisaferraro and @Greg says have experience dealing with "Indian parasites" LOL

Oh my...do not even get me started about India and parasites and bacterial infections...

 

[Wagner83]

As a grape juice fan as well, I'm doubly affected...

You're just an iron hater.

 

[ddjd]

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/life...8/additives-make-your-food-highly-unsafe.html

This link doesn't seem to work

 

[Such_Saturation]

You're just an iron hater.

I'm more of a metal kind of guy

 

[Makrosky]

Oh my...do not even get me started about India and parasites and bacterial infections...

LOL!! Ok sorry I was trying to help the other user.

 

[lvysaur]

What about the water in coke and the irrigation water for oranges?

fruits tend to filter out toxic stuff, no? I remember seeing some girl measure radioactive cesium levels in Pripyat, near Chernobyl. The mushrooms growing there were toxic, the apples there were safe enough to eat.

My bet would be that orange juice has less fluoride than the water it's irrigated with.

 

[GAF]

Fluoride Content in Alcoholic Drinks

"The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) data from 2004 show the lowest fluoride levels in spirits (9 mg/100 g), including vodka, rum, gin, and whiskey http://www.ars.usda.gov/SP2UserFiles/Place/12354500/Data/Fluoride/F02.pdf. The same data shows higher levels of fluoride in regular beers (44 mg/100 g), lagers (45 mg/100 g), red wines (105 mg/100 g), and white wines (202 mg/100 g)"

I don't know how many beers it takes to add up to 100g but that sure seems like a big dose of fluoride at 44mg per 100g of beer? Is that 100g of beer or 100g of alcohol in the beer ? Can someone translate that to the number of regular beers, or wine, or shots?

 

[Such_Saturation]

fruits tend to filter out toxic stuff, no? I remember seeing some girl measure radioactive cesium levels in Pripyat, near Chernobyl. The mushrooms growing there were toxic, the apples there were safe enough to eat.

My bet would be that orange juice has less fluoride than the water it's irrigated with.

Look in the thread, there are other fruit juices that reach high levels.

 

[danishispsychic]

What about the water in coke and the irrigation water for oranges?

yes, its in there but i just dont drink water water like i say on my post. it grosses me out.

 

[danishispsychic]

Could you explain what happened to you ? Parasites and bacteria? What kind of them and how do you know you caught them ?

Users @lisaferraro and @Greg says have experience dealing with "Indian parasites" LOL

Blasto Homonis and I finally was tested by a lab in AZ. Also , unspecified bacteria small intestine infection from Dr/ Lab in India. It all happened after I ate, of all things, a veggie burger when I was there working. Who knows where I may have picked it up to, I was working in garment factories all over India as well.

 

[jyb]

Crap, so beer is out So is wine. How do you (as an Italian) feel about dumping wine?

The values for alcoholic beverages like beers are not as high as some teas nor mineral waters. It is comparable to Coca-Cola. 50 mcg/100g. So that's 250mcg per pint of beer. As noted in those studies, it really depends on where these beers and wines were made, it could less in areas where fluoride in water is less.

Seems like people typically get a mg of fluoride per day.

 

[Wagner83]

@haidut
@Janelle525
@Makrosky
@Such_Saturation
@GAF
@danishispsychic
@jyb

Fear not, you can all get wasted daily as you usually do (my guess after reading many of your posts anyway) and your thyroid won't even know about it:
Taurine Reverses Thyroid Inhibition Due To Fluoride

We produce our own taurine but clams, octopus, shrimps and fish could help :
Taurine content in foods

Spoiler: Abstract

Taurine content in foods [1989]
Pasantes-Morales, H. (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico) Quesada, O. Alcocer, L. Olea, R.S.
Abstract

The taurine content of foods including fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts, cereals, meat, seafood, and dairy products was examined in this study. The highest concentration of taurine was found in clams and octopus (41.4 micromoles/g and 31.2 micromoles/g), followed by shrimp and fish (12.4 micromoles/g and 9.1 micromoles/g). Beef, pork and lamb meat contain taurine in concentrations ranging 3.5-4.0 micromoles/g. Taurine concentration in chicken leg was 6.6 micromoles/g and in chicken breast was 1.4 micromoles/g. No taurine was found either in hen eggs (yolk or white) or in dairy products or in honey. Taurine was undetectable in fruits and vegetables. From the seeds, cereals and grains examined, rice, corn, oatmeal, rye, wheat, barley, sesame seed, coffee and cacao, contain no taurine. Pumpkin seeds contain 13.5 nmoles/g, black beans 9.2 nmoles/g, horse beans 12.9 nmoles/g, and chick peas 18.7 nmoles/g. No taurine was detected in peanuts. Walnuts, almonds, cashews, hazelnuts and pinenuts contained taurine in concentrations ranging 15-46 nmoles/g. Pistachios contained very low amounts of taurine (4.9 nmoles/g). All analysis were carried out in uncooked samples. The interest of these results is considered in terms of reported evidences on the deleterious consequences of taurine deficiency in animals and humans

 

[Dobbler]

Any idea how dangerous toothpaste with fluoride is? I cant be arsed to order some fancy toothpaste from across the seas . Im so lazy to brush my teeth anyways i havent done that for 2 weeks now. But im afraid that bacteria in my teeth will cause endotoxemia (i have read that bacteria can leak easily from inflamed teeth to bloodstream, and teeth are so close to brain it has short route there)

 

[tankasnowgod]

You're just an iron hater.

Crazy that the agency that mandates iron fortification would fund that concludes, yes, everyone should eat more iron.

 

[InChristAlone]

@haidut
@Janelle525
@Makrosky
@Such_Saturation
@GAF
@danishispsychic
@jyb

Fear not, you can all get wasted daily as you usually do (my guess after reading many of your posts anyway) and your thyroid won't even know about it:
Taurine Reverses Thyroid Inhibition Due To Fluoride

We produce our own taurine but clams, octopus, shrimps and fish could help :
Taurine content in foods

Spoiler: Abstract

Taurine content in foods [1989]
Pasantes-Morales, H. (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico) Quesada, O. Alcocer, L. Olea, R.S.
Abstract

The taurine content of foods including fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts, cereals, meat, seafood, and dairy products was examined in this study. The highest concentration of taurine was found in clams and octopus (41.4 micromoles/g and 31.2 micromoles/g), followed by shrimp and fish (12.4 micromoles/g and 9.1 micromoles/g). Beef, pork and lamb meat contain taurine in concentrations ranging 3.5-4.0 micromoles/g. Taurine concentration in chicken leg was 6.6 micromoles/g and in chicken breast was 1.4 micromoles/g. No taurine was found either in hen eggs (yolk or white) or in dairy products or in honey. Taurine was undetectable in fruits and vegetables. From the seeds, cereals and grains examined, rice, corn, oatmeal, rye, wheat, barley, sesame seed, coffee and cacao, contain no taurine. Pumpkin seeds contain 13.5 nmoles/g, black beans 9.2 nmoles/g, horse beans 12.9 nmoles/g, and chick peas 18.7 nmoles/g. No taurine was detected in peanuts. Walnuts, almonds, cashews, hazelnuts and pinenuts contained taurine in concentrations ranging 15-46 nmoles/g. Pistachios contained very low amounts of taurine (4.9 nmoles/g). All analysis were carried out in uncooked samples. The interest of these results is considered in terms of reported evidences on the deleterious consequences of taurine deficiency in animals and humans

Lol I've had 2 drinks in 2 yrs.

 

[EndAllDisease]

Good thing they got the fluoride out.
Interestingly that same panel is calling 'willow bark extract', which contains the active ingredient in aspirin unsafe also.