GreenMedInfo's Sayer Ji is calling for an immediate end to all water fluoridation across the United States based on a trove of science he has compiled to show that fluoridated water is highly toxic.
A quick search for the term "fluoride" in the GreenMedInfo science archives pulls up 136 diseases that exposure to fluoridated water can inflict on humans.
The first and most referenced health condition caused by fluoride is general fluoride toxicity, which can manifest with a variety of symptoms. One of them is lowered or impaired intelligence quotient (IQ) – fluoride makes people dumb, in other words.
Dental fluorosis is another common problem linked to fluoridated water. If you have ever seen someone whose teeth are stained with off-colored spots mixed in with their normal tooth color, that is dental fluorosis. What you are seeing, in fact, is damage to the teeth caused by fluoride chemicals rotting out the enamel, which is ironic considering the claim that drinking water must be fluoridated to protect people's teeth from decay.
"End the outdated practice of fluoridation NOW," Ji (@sayerjigmi) tweeted alongside a link to GreenMedInfo's fluoride science archive.
(Related: A New Zealand court recently ruled that even the new lower-level 0.7 mg/L dose of fluoride in drinking water is dangerous, presenting an "unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.")
Avoid fluoridated water
Prenatal exposure to fluoride is also a problem, according to science. Expectant mothers who are exposed to it have an increased risk of bearing children with fluoride toxicity, which includes things like learning disorders, cognitive damage and behavioral problems.
Prolonged exposure to fluoride is also linked to infertility in both males and females. Chronic inflammation is part of the cause of this, science shows, with fluoride causing testicular injury in males.
Neurodevelopmental disorders can manifest due to exposure to fluoride, as can dental plaque and caries. In older people, neurodegenerative diseases can also manifest due to fluoride exposure.
There is also the DNA damage component, goiter, bone fractures, coronary artery ecstasia, osteoarthritis, pancreatic diseases, sleeping disorders, mitochondrial dysfunction, spleen damage, hypertension, arterial calcification, lead poisoning, bone diseases, diabetes, pineal gland calcification and iodine deficiency.
All sorts of metabolic diseases have been scientifically tied to fluoride exposure, as have cardiovascular conditions like strokes and heart attacks. Chronic kidney disease is another possible health effect of fluoride exposure, as are:
• Brain inflammation
• Chronic kidney disease (CKD)
• Dysbiosis
• Ovarian diseases
• Anxiety
• Cardiomyopathy
• Depression
• Heart failure
• Autism spectrum disorders
• Heavy metal toxicity
• Premature aging
• Low testosterone
• Atherosclerosis
• Autoimmune diseases
• Colitis
• Dementia
• Estrogen deficiency
• Gastrointestinal inflammation
• Mineral deficiencies
• Obesity
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
This is just a sampling, by the way, of the many health problems that fluoride exposure can cause. Take some time to look through the GreenMedInfo fluoride science archive to learn more about why you and your family would do best to avoid fluoridated water at all costs.
"Adding fluoride to water increases the risk of neuropsychiatric disease in children and reduces their IQ," warns Joseph A. Ladapo, MD, PhD, Florida's surgeon general.
"We can strengthen teeth without consuming this neurotoxin. The data are consistent, adding fluoride to our communities' water must stop," Ladapo added, linking to this guidance for community water fluoridation in the Sunshine State.
The medical establishment, including X / Twitter veterans who only believe "the science" as the government defines it, is freaking out that Ladapo, Ji, and many others are speaking out against artificial water fluoridation, which most of the rest of the world rejects as pseudoscience.
Artificial water fluoridation is forced drugging by the government. Learn more at Fluoride.news.
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