Question:
What makes sodium fluoride such an effective roach and rat killer, but completely safe for drinking water?
cargo pilot III Flyin' Mayan
2012-09-03 14:19:11 UTC
Sodium fluoride is a toxic waste by-product of aluminum and fertilizer production that is commonly used to make insecticides, rat poison and psychotropic drugs.

How can something so deadly to insects and animals be so healthy and good for human consumption?
Fifteen answers:
Dawn
2012-09-04 09:22:16 UTC
Sodium fluoride has been used in rat and roach poisons for over one hundred years (even before adding it to human tap water) because it is a general protoplasmic poison. Fluoride compounds are also used on our fresh vegetables and fruits as a pesticide. Many of our foods contain very high amounts of fluoride due to pesticide residue. But somehow the dentists believe humans are immune to this general protoplasmic poison so they even add it to our tap water in the USA. Now we have pesticides not only in our foods and beverages, but we are forced to bathe and drink it. It gets absorbed into our skin (the largest organ of the body) when bathing and through the tissues of our mouth when brushing with fluoridated toothpaste. One would think the population of the USA could at least have pesticide-free water to drink and bathe in. It doesn't make much sense to purchase organic produce without pesticides only to come home to rinse or cook them in water contaminated with a pesticide.



The American public has no idea how much fluoride they ingest each day. It's in everything as it doesn't evaporate. Cooking with it only concentrates it. It bio-accumulates in the body like lead and arsenic. Americans are being dosed like rats and roaches and they don't even realize it. Then they and doctors wonder why so many people have low fertility rates, more cases of hypothyroidsim, elevated cholesterol, mental retardation, kidney failure, diabetes, cancer, ADD, Alzheimer's Disease, etc. Rather than looking for the cause of this, they are simply prescribed some toxic pill by the medical profession which will simply add to their toxic load and cause more adverse side-effects.



Personally, I think this world is suffering from mass insanity.
2015-08-13 03:11:36 UTC
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RE:

What makes sodium fluoride such an effective roach and rat killer, but completely safe for drinking water?

Sodium fluoride is a toxic waste by-product of aluminum and fertilizer production that is commonly used to make insecticides, rat poison and psychotropic drugs.



How can something so deadly to insects and animals be so healthy and good for human consumption?
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2016-11-15 07:10:55 UTC
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2016-04-07 04:49:33 UTC
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Malicious lies ? Its a FACT , in the UK there is fluoride in the water in some places . It is also a FACT that is was used in Nazi concentration camps , its also a leading ingredient in drugs such as Prozac . People that drink the water are exposed to sodium floride in doses LITTLE AND OFTEN . this will enevitably cause a build up in your system. Moral of the story ..?? Filter your water or drink bottled
2012-09-03 14:27:33 UTC
It's funny, but the person who wrote the bogus research that made it "established science" that fluoride is good for you HAPPENED to be related to the founder of Alcoa, the biggest producer of aluminum at that time.



Fluoride was a major toxic waste byproduct of the aluminum smelting process, and it was so toxic that it could cost a fortune to dispose of it by conventional means. The cost of waste disposal threatened to make aluminum prohibitively expensive, which would make it uncompetitive in the markets.



So some fiendish mind hatched the plot of dissolving this toxic waste in THE ENTIRE MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY OF THE USA at a "safe" dosage level. By fudging scientific data, the son-in-law created bogus research that it was actually GOOD FOR YOU at that level.



VOILA another scam that Al Gore would be proud of.



Today sodium fluoride is obtained by hauling away the toxic dust from the smokestack scrubbers at fertilizer plants. The scrubbers had to be installed because the smoke was killing livestock downwind from the plant. So they scrub out the toxic crud from the smokestack, then dump the ENTIRE CONTENTS of the scrubbed emissions bins into the municipal water supplies. ALL OF IT, because purifying it and sorting out only the "pure" fluoride would be prohibitively expensive, so the municipal water gets ALL of the toxic chemicals in it along with the toxic fluoride.



But don't worry, if people start gettting sick they will cut back the dose until the water supply returns to tolerable levels of toxic chemicals in it.
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2016-04-23 17:22:36 UTC
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Matt
2012-09-03 14:29:39 UTC
What??



Sodium Fluoride is good for you!



Just like a "little" bit of mercury in our drinking water actually has "benefits" to our overall health -- says the EPA!
2012-09-03 14:20:35 UTC
Roaches and rats don't know how to turn the water on.





With the LIARS club convention in Charlotte NC this week will there be anyone in Washington to maintain the lies. How many of you liberals are aware that Valarie Jarret is Obama's trainer, she is pulling the strings and SHE is a member of the communist party of America.



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Glenn
2016-02-18 16:34:33 UTC
The answer lies with the old saying that "the dose makes the poison". Drink enough water, eat enough salt and either one will kill you but both are essential for human life.
Iron_Plague
2012-09-03 14:25:37 UTC
*SIGH*



Let's use your "logic"...Why is chocolate such an effective dog killer, but completely safe for human consumption?



See, I can make asinine comparisons too.
Jeremy D
2012-09-04 16:35:29 UTC
It's not safe. You are correct.
2012-09-03 14:20:01 UTC
It's not, the government puts it in the water to control us.
Weise Ente
2012-09-03 14:32:42 UTC
How can caffeine be an effective insecticide but harmless to humans?



Dose, numbnut.
hurtsx2
2012-09-03 14:21:23 UTC
A better question is how is this a political question.


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