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fluoride is literally rat poison

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_fluoride

>Sodium fluoride, patented as an insecticide in 1896, was commonly used through the 1970s on ants and other domestic pests
>Its use, along with that of sodium fluorosilicate, declined over the 20th century as the products were banned or restricted due to the possibility of poisoning, intentional or accidental.[22] In 1942, for instance, 47 inmates at the Oregon State Hospital died after consuming scrambled eggs which had been inadvertently prepared with sodium fluoride; while assisting the cooks, another inmate had confused a container of insecticide—used by the hospital to control cockroaches—with powdered milk, which was stored nearby.
>The lethal dose for a 70 kg (154 lb) human is estimated at 5–10 g.
>Fluorides, especially aqueous solutions of sodium fluoride, are quickly absorbed by the human body.
>Sodium fluoride is classed as toxic by both inhalation (of dusts or aerosols) and ingestion.
>For occupational exposures, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health have established occupational exposure limits at 2.5 mg/m3 over an eight-hour time-weighted average.
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bump
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I fucking hate 4chan

die
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>>542091292
Dose makes the poison anon. Not that I'm supporting our government flooding our drinking water with fluoride, I go out of my way to use nanohydroxyapatite toothpaste just to mitigate it, but the small amount in water and the even smaller amount you get from NOT swallowing mouth care products isn't close to lethal. Though it does have long term accumulation in the pineal gland which is a problem.
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>>542091292
There's also sodium in it so you better stop eating salt.
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>>542091292
Your link says ant poison not rat poison.
You know what that means? Just like with mouthwash don't ducking eat it.
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>>542092451
>and other domestic pests
learn to read
and learn to google
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Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel
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>>542092353
did I say it's lethal?
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>>542092615
>Brawndo's got what plants crave
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>>542092654
Am I wrong?
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Man you should check the original study that was made to "prove" fluoride was good for you, and its an absolutely nonsensical non sequitur study with dogshit methodology. Basically nothing more than a dental study done in a single elementary school over 15 years right as the same time as enriched flour became the norm per presidential executive order to combat rampant malnutrition. Basically a bunch of quack dentists stole valor from Roosevelt EO and pretended the improved teeth health of their sample was solely the result of fluoride presence in the water, and has absolutely no mention of the widespread adoption of enriched flour as part of everiday diet, whoih definitely had an influence on the general population general health, especially the teeths.
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>>542092571
Clearly the size of an ant. Learn to interpret what is said.
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Nice thread swedjeet. Brush your fucking teeth you disgusting filth.
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>>542091292

They wanna kill your spirituality and soul connection to your loved ones.
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>>542092729
>Clearly the size of an ant. Learn to interpret what is said.
Are you brain damaged? Nothing in "other domestic pets" says they're necessarily all the size of ants, retard.
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>>542092858
>pets
*pests
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>>542092858
>The claim that fluoride is a rat poison is misleading because it confuses different chemical compounds and ignores the vital role of dosage

My AI overview is way more critical than yours.
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>>542091292
i believe fouride are used as flux in metal casting, and then the slag is sold as rat poison or diluted as toothpaste because it cant be disposed of legally. because its environmental hazard.
>>542092719
flouride is good for you because all rivers are considered contaminated with flouride from the jewish industry that used to dumped all their flouride waste into rivers. so they had to establish what are "safe levels". you build a safe level of flouride inside your teeth that causes minor cracking, instead of unsafe levels that cause total teeth loss. its supposed to work like a vaccine, which is probably a lie to write off and normalize industrial contamination.
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>>542093065
>confuses different chemical compounds
nope, sodium fluoride
>vital role of dosage
nigger, tooth paste has warnings like if you swallow it contact a doctor, don't let children brush without oversight, not for use by those under 12, etc

>For occupational exposures, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health have established occupational exposure limits at 2.5 mg/m3 over an eight-hour time-weighted average.
checking my toothpaste now it contains 0.3% sodium fluoride by weight
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>>542091292
>is literally rat poison
what isnt these days?
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>>542093421
>Sodium Fluoroacetate
That ris known to be used on rats and still used to this day.
>Sodium Fluoride
Not so much can't find any evidence past incectiside
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Phosphate rock contains roughly 3–4% fluoride. When it's processed with sulfuric acid to make phosphoric acid, fluoride is released as hydrogen fluoride and silicon tetrafluoride. These gases are captured in scrubbers and converted into fluorosilicic acid (H2SiF6). The EPA explicitly describes this as being formed “as a waste stream.

Fluorosilicic acid is then sold as a water-treatment chemical, and the EPA says it is the most widely used fluoridation compound in U.S. community water systems.

Historical CDC material likewise states that fluorosilicic acid and sodium fluorosilicate used for water fluoridation were byproducts of phosphoric-acid/phosphate-fertilizer production.

A U.S. Bureau of Mines report from 1971 titled its subject “waste fluosilicic acid” and investigated ways of converting that phosphate-fertilizer waste into useful fluoride products.
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>>542091292
Caffeine and nicotine are literally insect poison too retard. Why do u think plants produce them
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>>542091292
Not a problem in Canada, I hear.
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Alcoa Corporation is an American industrial corporation that produces aluminum. According to industry rankings, it is among the largest producers globally....

There is a documented 1950 Alcoa advertisement in the Journal of the American Water Works Association with the wording:

“Fluoridate your water with confidence. Use high purity Alcoa sodium fluoride.”

A historical analysis by Brian Martin reproduces and discusses the advertisement, identifying it as an Alcoa advertisement from 1950. It specifically notes that Alcoa was marketing sodium fluoride directly to municipal water suppliers.

There's also a contemporary historical publication that reproduces an image of the advertisement and identifies it as a 1950 Alcoa advertisement for fluoride.
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>>542093937

Shut up faggot
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>>542091292
well, good thing that i'm not a rat then
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>>542091292
Check the electronegativity of it
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>>542091292
Doesnt it calcify in the brain
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>>542094150
Gerald J. Cox is worth investigating.

Cox worked at the Mellon Institute under an Alcoa-sponsored fellowship. Historical accounts document that his research investigated fluoride and dental caries and that he became an early advocate of adding fluoride to public water supplies. The historical record identifies his 1939 proposal as one of the earliest public proposals for U.S. water fluoridation.

That doesn't prove he was ordered by Alcoa to invent fluoridation. It does establish a direct connection between an industrially funded researcher and an early proposal for mass fluoridation.
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>>542094269
A recent historical investigation used previously inaccessible internal sugar-industry documents and found evidence that the sugar industry had a financial reason to favor fluoride.

The logic was straightforward: sugar consumption causes dental caries, so reducing sugar consumption could threaten the industry's interests. Fluoride offered an alternative public-health narrative: keep consuming sugar, but prevent the resulting cavities with fluoride.

The authors report that internal documents show sugar-industry actors sought to shift attention away from reducing sugar consumption toward alternative caries-prevention methods such as fluoridation, and that the industry subsequently worked through researchers, dentists, and professional organizations.
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>>542091292
I'd rather poison myself with BPA than poison myself with fluoride (plus all the other lead, chlorine etc present in municipal tap water).
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>>542094378
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12477810/

The sugar industry’s efforts to manipulate research on fluoride effectiveness and toxicity: a ninety-year history
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>>542094448
Results:
Records dating back to the 1930s demonstrate the sugar industry, sometimes in cooperation with dental interests, exaggerated fluoride’s effectiveness and downplayed safety concerns. The sugar industry’s science manipulation campaign preceded the better-known tobacco industry campaign defending cigarettes. Key leaders of the sugar industry’s campaign transferred to the tobacco industry, which then adopted many of the sugar industry’s tactics and financed research from some of the same sugar-conflicted scientists. Currently, a prominent safety issue with fluoride is developmental neurotoxicity. Evidence indicates that researchers with undisclosed conflicts of interest with sugar and allied industries produced biased reviews downplaying this risk.
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>>542091292
Sorry anon. I am distraced by the current thing and can not inform myself about my health
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>>542094639
Then perish. Simple as.
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>Sodium fluoride and related fluoride compounds have historically been linked as byproducts or waste gases from aluminum smelting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1KvgtEnABY
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>>542092248
me too
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>>542092702
yes
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>>542094713
The "cavity-preventing properties" of sodium fluoride just COINCIDENTALLY discovered by the chief chemist of Aluminum Company of America...
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>>542092029
newfag lurk longer
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>>542091292
Newfag alert. Yes, I saw your post in that thread earlier. No I didn't get a chance to roast you about it before it 404'd or got deleted or whatever happened. Yes we all know about fluoride, where it comes from and what's really going on with it. We appreciate the underlying spirit of your action but holy shit lurk 2 years before posting.
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>>542096193
>we all know
You know all the people here and know what they know? Woah. You have to be an Übermensch. How do you get this power?
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>>542091292
good thread
>>542092029
you cant bump your own thread after the op with the same id, there must be one additional id post for the op id to bump the thread
there are bump limits tied to individual ids to prevent op bumping 298 times from the same id after the 2nd post after op from a different id
>>542092248
its being raided and occupied by shills who shit up your thread and make it unattractive with various means such as topic derailment or discouraging posts
all the normalfags who used to engage and bump have been rallied to x.com
there are only a handfull of mentally disabled anons left who suffer from autism and their routine demands to browse 4chan regardless of the quality of content
the goal is to prevent grassroots movements
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>>542098051
nah I bumbed the thread newfag
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>>542098051
Also, learn to write. Your writing is fucking cancer.



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