Pure fresh water - Can't you just taste the refreshment on a hot day? Unfortunately many of the world's people do not have access to clean fresh water, at least not easily. It used to be something that most people in the western world could not relate to. Or was that really true? Lately stories are coming to light left and right dispelling the innocent notions that we had about government, military,medicine, and businesses.
Deception - One of the most frightening of these revelations is the suppression of information about the content of toxins in our food and drinking water. While we may have heard about aspartame and the admitted link to tumors, we may be still undecided about the mounting evidence against vaccines. And then there is fluoride.
Fluoride - Is it really needed for dental health? An original study by the ADA before the adoption of fluoride into the water, said that it was not helpful. Somehow that party line got quickly changed. Now if you ask the person on the street whether fluoridation is a good thing, they will likely say "Yes." The assumption being that it helps prevent tooth decay. This is unproven however. A fact which many people are unaware and seemingly uninterested in. Fluoride is a neuro-toxin. It damages the pineal gland and causes harm to the brain. So why are we putting it in the drinking water?
Chlorine - As if the neuro-toxin fluoride in our drinking water, wasn't bad enough, there is also chlorine. We know that bleached flour and white sugar are unhealthy for you. So how does chlorine become good for you in the water. Why did it begin to be added to the water? What effects does it cause?
Questions and Answers - These questions and their answers are important. Dr. Russell Blaylock, a retired neurologist, who has done the research and can answer the following questions:
QUESTION 1: How did Chlorine come to be added to drinking water?
Chlorine is the byproduct of the fertilizer industry. It was decided to release it in small quantities into the drinking water - without letting the public know that it was a toxin! Studies were done proving that it was hazardous to health and they were unheeded or suppressed. If you look on Youtube, you can find a video of a chlorine leak. In the video, chlorine ate through concrete! And it is in the drinking water?
QUESTION 2: What are the effects of chlorine in our drinking water?
Chlorine is used to combat microbial contamination, but it can react with organic matter in the water and form dangerous, carcinogenic Trihalomethanes. According to Dr. Joseph M. Price, MD, in Moseby's Medical Dictionary, "Chlorine is the greatest crippler and killer of modern times. It is an insidious poison". (http://www.pure-earth.com/chlorine.html)
It is a matter of degree and how much is added BUT chlorine affects the digestive tract, the bladder but also looks like it causes heart disease.
In his book, Coronaries/Cholesterol/Chlorine, Joseph M. Price, MD presents startling evidence that Trihalomethanes, are the "prime causative agents of arteriosclerosis and its inevitable result, the heart attack or stroke." These Trihalomethanes are created when the chlorine that is added to the municipal water supply reacts with organic matter such as leaves, twigs, or chemicals from agricultural runoff. (http://www.pure-earth.com/chlorine.html)
Want to be better informed?
Deception - One of the most frightening of these revelations is the suppression of information about the content of toxins in our food and drinking water. While we may have heard about aspartame and the admitted link to tumors, we may be still undecided about the mounting evidence against vaccines. And then there is fluoride.
Fluoride - Is it really needed for dental health? An original study by the ADA before the adoption of fluoride into the water, said that it was not helpful. Somehow that party line got quickly changed. Now if you ask the person on the street whether fluoridation is a good thing, they will likely say "Yes." The assumption being that it helps prevent tooth decay. This is unproven however. A fact which many people are unaware and seemingly uninterested in. Fluoride is a neuro-toxin. It damages the pineal gland and causes harm to the brain. So why are we putting it in the drinking water?
Chlorine - As if the neuro-toxin fluoride in our drinking water, wasn't bad enough, there is also chlorine. We know that bleached flour and white sugar are unhealthy for you. So how does chlorine become good for you in the water. Why did it begin to be added to the water? What effects does it cause?
Questions and Answers - These questions and their answers are important. Dr. Russell Blaylock, a retired neurologist, who has done the research and can answer the following questions:
QUESTION 1: How did Chlorine come to be added to drinking water?
Chlorine is the byproduct of the fertilizer industry. It was decided to release it in small quantities into the drinking water - without letting the public know that it was a toxin! Studies were done proving that it was hazardous to health and they were unheeded or suppressed. If you look on Youtube, you can find a video of a chlorine leak. In the video, chlorine ate through concrete! And it is in the drinking water?
QUESTION 2: What are the effects of chlorine in our drinking water?
Chlorine is used to combat microbial contamination, but it can react with organic matter in the water and form dangerous, carcinogenic Trihalomethanes. According to Dr. Joseph M. Price, MD, in Moseby's Medical Dictionary, "Chlorine is the greatest crippler and killer of modern times. It is an insidious poison". (http://www.pure-earth.com/chlorine.html)
It is a matter of degree and how much is added BUT chlorine affects the digestive tract, the bladder but also looks like it causes heart disease.
In his book, Coronaries/Cholesterol/Chlorine, Joseph M. Price, MD presents startling evidence that Trihalomethanes, are the "prime causative agents of arteriosclerosis and its inevitable result, the heart attack or stroke." These Trihalomethanes are created when the chlorine that is added to the municipal water supply reacts with organic matter such as leaves, twigs, or chemicals from agricultural runoff. (http://www.pure-earth.com/chlorine.html)
Want to be better informed?
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