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If given the choice, would you add fluoride to your water?

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Max Lugavere1 year ago

Full episode with @bewellbykelly:

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Water+ 💦1 year ago

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Tulumin⩜⃝ti✨1 year ago

Only if I wanted to calcify my pineal gland, wreck my microbiome and slowly lower my IQ while paying for the privilege. So…hard pass.

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The Power of Ozone | Paola Dziwetzki1 year ago

“It’s a medical treatment I’m not opting into” — so true. Also amazing on what a gigantic scale the Nuremberg laws are being broken every day and have been for DECADES by the very entity (US government) that has postulated them in the first place.

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Critical1 year ago

No. Maybe in toothpaste, maybe.

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Canucklehead1 year ago

Nope And most of Europe agrees

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Peter Vlahos1 year ago

@ramondelx Fluoride was Studied in Nazi Germany to keep People Submissive ! We should not put it anywhere close to People a specially our Kids !

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Cryptic Alf1 year ago

Well Said!!

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