Does fluoride in the water supply cause the pineal gland to become calcified? My brain is already so fucked up I need to protect it as best as I can. What can be done to prevent this, should I buy special water filters?
>>16932855>What can be done to prevent this, should I buy special water filters?collect rain water and clean it up
Pineal gland calcification is just another urban legend perpetuated by jewish think tanks that work the same as all jewish medicine: If we can't have it, nobody can.
Corpora arenacea ("brain sand" which is bebris left from calcified pineal glands) has no fluorine in it. It's primarily calcium phosphate.There's no correlation between water fluoridation and Corpora arenacea. White people do seem to get it more often than browns though.
First, please explain exactly how fluoride would lead to calcification of the pineal gland. Feel free to look up any information you need.
>>16932855You should see what happened to the young people of Pompeii and Herculanium because of fluoride from the volcanic springs they drankhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0375674212002518
flouride is deposited into your bones and teeth and, although it is neurotoxic, it doesn't get released until your bones start to thin with old age.
There is plenty of natural Flouride in water, it's essential chemical microelement for the human body.
>>16932855>Does fluoride in the water supply cause the pineal gland to become calcified?No.
>>16932855There is no definite scientific answer to this question, in that there is no high quality data. Nobody is cutting up thousands of cadavers and testing their pineal glands then examining correlations with fluoridation. There is no known mechanism outside of pseudbabble. It's basically just a meme.
Pineal gland is a vestigial clump of shit anyway, let it calcify. Exogenous melatonin exists now
>>16932855No, the pineal gland calcifies naturally ove time, the problem is that fluoride bonds with calcium and is neurotoxic.
I desire to know how pineal gland calcifies, and why pituitary gland doesn't. Or any part of the brain for that matter.
>>16933440A significant number of brain tissues and glands do calcify with age, the pineal gland is just one of the more common ones and the one that gets the most attention online because of rabid /x/fags. But the basal ganglia are known to calcify, along with the choroid plexus, and yes even the pituitary gland has been found to calcify in some cases - it's just significantly less common.
>>16932855Yes. They poisoned the water to nullifyhigher learning functions/wisdom.The pineal gland is the third eye.Turmeric can possibly help your bodyprocess calcium, thus potentially helpingto decalcify this gland.They put fluoride in the water and aluminumin the food.One is a byproduct of the refinement processof the other and fluoride nullifies yourcapability to think particularly visualmemory.If you cant stack wisdom, you cant thinkand you will stay asleep.
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>>16933390>Nobody is cutting up thousands of cadavers and testing their pineal glands then examining correlations with fluoridation.This is actually the answer right here.
>>16933289Every toothpaste has a warning against swallowing the toothpaste. That right there tells you fluoride is not good for your body.
>>16936141I'm pretty sure toothpaste doesn't consist exclusively of fluoride
>>16936173>if I just put it in my mouth and only there the poison magically will be good for me and I won't absorb literally everything in the entire paste directly into my bloodstream through the lingual arterykek I basically almost agree about everyone being goy at this point.It's almost irrefutable.
