Re: Is this really child abuse?
From: Brigitte (bas3_at_rocketmail.com)
Date: 07/18/04
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Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 09:23:17 -0500
"jenn" <jenn@hmplc.com> wrote in message
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> RipCurl wrote:
> > "Sidney Mooar" <sidmooar@nospam.com> wrote in message
> > news:40F9D5AE.6F1068C0@nospam.com...
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> >>**CALIFORNIA** CHIROPRACTORS TO END FLUORIDATION?
> >>
> >>California chiropractic physicians MUST report child abuse if they so
> >>much as SUSPECT it. (Section 11166PC of the California Penal Code.)
> >>
> >>Fluoridation is *obvious* mass child abuse (see THOR^^^) - even
> >>if fluoride prevents cavities - which it may not - see The
> >>Fluoride Deception [2004].
> >>
> >>^^^THOR is the California Supreme Court's 1993 THOR decision.
> >>See discussion below.
> >>
> >
> >
> > You know, you can just link to articles instead of posting them (in
> > violation of copyrights) fully here.
> > dumbass
> >
> > And, I can add to the flouridation positive side. My sister's husband
(from
> > Florida) had NO CAVITIES all his growing up in Florida, but once he
moved to
> > Hawaii (no flourdiation), he started getting cavities. He kept the same
> > tooth brushing and flossing regiment he grew up with, but he ended up
with
> > cavities. His eating habits never changed.
> >
> >
>
>
> my brother and I were raised without fluoridated water [good old Seattle
> in thrall to whackaloons -- who said it was a communist conspiracy to
> soften our brains ] and neither of us has a tooth in our head that is
> not filled or missing -- We brushed with fluoride toothpaste. Our 5
> children are all grown with virtually no cavities - they all had
> fluoride. --- Dentists have struggled since fluoridated water became
> common -- they have had to push new services since the drill and fill
> business was drastically reduced
I'm 45 years old and raised on unfluoridated water. I have never had a
cavity. I have 3 boys ages 27, 19 and 15. And of the 3 of them, only the
youngest has had a cavity, and he's only had one. We brush with fluoridated
toothpaste and try to avoid the "whitening" varieties, as they seem to make
our teeth more sensitive, and probably strip a lot of needed protection off
our teeth.
I attribute our good teeth to dental care and diet. My boys were breastfed,
and no fluoride drops when they were babies. They rarely ate candy, and when
they did, it was never anything sticky/gummy, like licorice, gummy bears or
fruit snacks. Our dentist told me early-on that those were the worst kinds
of candy a child could eat.
My sister and brother both have good teeth, but I can't say the same for
their kids. They allowed them to eat a lot of candy.
I've never felt right about fluoride being ingested. Topical application
while brushing 2 times a day is plenty, IMHO.
Don't _even_ get me started on the mercury in those fillings...
Just my 2 cents worth. :)
Brigitte
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