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The Fluoride Deception Paperback – March 7, 2006
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- Print length400 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherSeven Stories Press
- Publication dateMarch 7, 2006
- Dimensions5.5 x 1.1 x 8.14 inches
- ISBN-101583227008
- ISBN-13978-1583227008
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"[Bryson's] research and consummate writing skill bring to light the shocking story of more than six decades of fluoride cover-up and deception. ... [He] presents its case in such a brilliant way and with such literary skill that it stands a good chance of becoming a cause célèbre for the general public to protest and demand action." —Washington Free Press
"This shocking anthology of incriminating stories and scientific discoveries is a must read for every consumer who owns a toothbrush." —E Magazine
"It is my sincere hope that Christopher Bryson's apparently thorough and comprehensive perusal of the scientific literature on the biological actions of fluoride and the ensuing debates through the years will receive the attention it deserves and that its implications will be seriously considered." —Arvid Carlsson, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Medicine
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That being said, I have one small gripe about the way Bryson categorizes all fluorides together as if they were one chemical, as someone who understands very basic chemistry. A fluoride is any compound containing the element fluorine, all of which are distinctly different chemicals (though they are primarily all poisonous, since fluorine is the most reactive element on the periodic table and therefore the most useful to industry, but also most destructive to organic life). Are they all the same? That is like saying that table salt and household bleach are the same thing, since they are both chlorides (both contain chlorine). Try sprinkling household bleach on your food to see how that works out. Notable fluorides are sodium fluoride, fluosilicic acid (most commonly added to water supplies, and a byproduct of phosphate fertilizer production in Florida -- the stuff they scrub from the smokestacks) CFCs and freon, even Prozac and Paxil, etc. Paxil is poisinous, but it won't exactly melt your skin off the way uranium hexafluoride will (at least not in the short term. Who knows what its long term effects are). All are poisonous to varying degrees, but are all lumped together as "fluoride" even though they are all distinctly different chemicals and thus have distinctly different toxicities. Bryson says in his intro that he does this in the interest of simplifying things, but you can't do a study on "fluoride," you have to treat each individual chemical for what it is, a different chemical. I have yet to find a single study on fluosilicic acid and its effects on the brain and nervous system, yet they are injecting it into our water supply! I believe that lumping all of these chemicals in one group is purposefully done and serves to confuse people, politicians and dentists alike into not caring where it comes from, thinking it is all the same.
Critics say that fluoride is found naturally in water supplies, and this is misleading. Calcium fluoride is found naturally, not fluosilicic acid, which is the manmade byproduct toxic slush we are putting in our water supply. Both are poisonous, but both are also distinctly different. I am surprised nobody has asked this question or brought this up in all of the research I have done. Somebody please correct me if I am wrong here...
Still, great book. Water fluoridation must end regardless of the fluorine compound used.
Extremely detailed and thoroughly researched, this book cannot be recommended more highly. Bryson spent ten years digging into the dark depths of government and industrial deception to produce an eye opening revelation concerning the health of everyone who is a victim of the risky practice of fluoridation.
Upon reading the information in this book, I personally visited the Fluoride Action Network on the internet to discover a treasure trove of detailed information, both scientific and popular about fluoride, its politics, and its adverse health effects, and how to reduce exposure to the substance (which proves to be quite difficult).
However, nothing convinced me more solidly than my personal experience. Once I had reduced my exposure to fluoride for only a week (by distilling our tap water and using "organic" foods when possible), twenty-five years worth of "mysterious" symptoms that had confounded my doctors simply went away, ..... vanished. My symptoms were diagnosed as depression, arthritic pains, muscle aches that really shouldn't have been there, cloudy thinking, and several other problems that came and went as drugs were prescribed to mask each new symptom. But, nothing worked as well as simply drinking clean, pure water. (I found out later that it is estimated that about five percent of the population is particularly sensitive to very low doses of fluoride. I can only guess that perhaps I am one of the five percent).
I have spoken with expert toxicologists both corporate and with the EPA. They have all confirmed what Bryson explains in this book. In fact, the union that represents the EPA's scientists and workers in Washington, D. C. continues to publicly recommend that all fluoridation of municipal water systems be stopped. This is in direct opposition to the stance taken by the administration of the EPA.
Despite being painted as crazies and loonies by the pro-fluoridation corporate and governmental lobby, I can tell you that all of the people I have met who are working against fluoridation are intelligent, forthright, and not willing to be led like sheep when they feel an injustice is being done to others. Rather than dedicating time to deriding the credentials of their opponents, they use logic and scientific evidence to patiently explain why fluoridation should be stopped. They really care.
I sincerely hope that Christopher Bryson's thoughtful exposition will find its place as one of America's finest exposures and examples of how science and the truth can be distorted and twisted by money and influence until even the experts are convinced that something inherently dangerous is safe for everyone, no matter what the dose.
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The author starts from the beginning and explains the history.
After reading this, you will know for sur that fluoride is poison.