Questions for Pseudoscience | Does Fluoride Lower IQ?

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  • There's a few times where I say "fluorine" or "fluorination" instead of "fluoride" or "fluoridation". that's my bad. Chalk it up to getting this video in out in enough time before school starts.
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  • @Lulu888666
    @Lulu888666 2 года назад +218

    Oh man thanks! I really appreciate the meta data coverage. Goodness knows people who dont know much about "research" need that info. Liked the video!

    • @darkscienceyt
      @darkscienceyt  2 года назад +13

      No problem!

    • @Thomas-xj3ts
      @Thomas-xj3ts 2 года назад +2

      We can no longer sit back and allow Communist infiltration, Communist indoctrination, Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.

    • @kirkc9643
      @kirkc9643 2 года назад +6

      @@Thomas-xj3ts Dude, lay off the chemtrails. Excess consumption is making you paranoid.

    • @Thomas-xj3ts
      @Thomas-xj3ts 2 года назад +2

      @@kirkc9643 Nineteen hundred and forty-six. 1946, how does that coincide with your post-war Commie conspiracy, huh? It's incredibly obvious, isn't it? A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids without the knowledge of the individual. Certainly without any choice. That's the way your hard-core Commie works.

    • @salokymx9905
      @salokymx9905 2 года назад +2

      @@Thomas-xj3ts well said sir ... People ho drink and youse it won't see anything negative about that ... If you got your shot you for sure don't wanna hear anything bad about it afterwards hahaha

  • @selahwhiting4642
    @selahwhiting4642 2 месяца назад +31

    Bounced on my boys toothpaste tube to this

  • @prestohn
    @prestohn 2 года назад +81

    im watching these while eating now, shows how entertaining your videos really are yet extremely helpful. thanks for making great content.

    • @darkscienceyt
      @darkscienceyt  2 года назад +7

      Happy to hear that!

    • @teru797
      @teru797 2 года назад +2

      @@darkscienceyt you left out how fluoride accumulates in the brain while you age.

    • @kitsunefox2023
      @kitsunefox2023 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@teru797'm pretty sure he doesn't need to address a blatant lie, lmao. He already proved the fluoride thing was clear quackery.

    • @jaredkaye3669
      @jaredkaye3669 15 дней назад

      Hmm. The New World Order makes money off every kill. George Bush Sr. did operation condor to destablize Latin America to exploit the cheap labor into agriculture. We flouridate to get rid of the toxic agriculture biproduct.

  • @ossi8963
    @ossi8963 2 года назад +22

    This is why making scientific studies is bit tricky. You take a guy who just has been eating punch of toothpaste and then you get obvious result that the guy was kinda dumb...

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад +4

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

    • @alexhobbs1208
      @alexhobbs1208 5 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@donald1meyer okay trumper

    • @cjadventures8840
      @cjadventures8840 3 месяца назад +1

      @@alexhobbs1208 What does that even mean

    • @blazzumsofficial1344
      @blazzumsofficial1344 Месяц назад +1

      @@alexhobbs1208lol what?…

    • @joshua-pj3rd
      @joshua-pj3rd 16 дней назад +1

      ​@@donald1meyerRUclips really needs a laugh react button

  • @askingwhyisfree7436
    @askingwhyisfree7436 11 месяцев назад +16

    Fluoride itself is not the cause of lower IQ rather the deficiencies it causes when taken. Fluoride antagonizes both iodine and magnesium which both are very essential in mental health. When you take fluoride everyday which is the case in many people. People take it in water and toothpastes not mentioning the dental fillings used in dentistry that releases more fluoride. Iodine deficiency which fluoride consumption promotes causes symptoms like weight gain, hair loss, fatigue and memory loss. Magnesium deficiency causes sleepiness, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. These deficiencies setup an individual to a poor state of mental health. It's advisable to increase your iodine and magnesium intake if you're going to take fluoride.

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад +6

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

    • @Jerry-qj9xc
      @Jerry-qj9xc 6 месяцев назад

      You are a moronic liar, stop talking about flouride you highschool dropout retard.

    • @official-obama
      @official-obama 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@donald1meyer fluoride is just a molecule with fluorine in it, including dangerous acid and also tooth powder

  • @timhinchcliffe5372
    @timhinchcliffe5372 Год назад +33

    Toothpaste tubes in my country (Australia) carry a warning that you're not supposed to swallow it.

    • @hier3094
      @hier3094 10 месяцев назад +5

      In Brazil too

    • @liammadden7572
      @liammadden7572 10 месяцев назад +6

      Yeah that’s on all of them. Even in the freedomland (US).

    • @SquirrelWaterson
      @SquirrelWaterson 9 месяцев назад +2

      Yeah, because the fluoride content in toothpaste is many times higher than in tap water, as pointed out in the video.

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 9 месяцев назад

      Because it's POISON..."There's your sign"; Flouride was synthesized in Germany by hitler; He literally poisoned local water supploes in the ghetto's to make the inhabitants more cop esthetic...

    • @Tom-jw7ii
      @Tom-jw7ii 6 месяцев назад +6

      Toothpaste literally has a thousand times more fluoride in it than drinking water. And even if you swallow the entire amount you put on your toothbrush, it’s still not considered dangerous. It’s only recommended to seek medical attention if you ingest more than the normal amount used for brushing. Even then, resulting problems tend to be minor. The thing is, everything is poison in a high enough dose; it’s the dose that makes the poison.

  • @BaronVonQuiply
    @BaronVonQuiply 9 месяцев назад +5

    02:34 OK... this video taught me something when I went in fully expecting to just hear a video essay on things I already know.
    Well played, sir. Well played.

  • @DirtyLifeLove
    @DirtyLifeLove Месяц назад +4

    Okay, ignore the evidence and the recent suggestion to lower recommended flourish from .7 to 1.2 to .7 or lower due to research indicating neurotoxicity

  • @FYLPOC
    @FYLPOC 2 года назад +33

    When a youtuber yeets a meta analysis and researchs from the past 15 years to the ground.. You know we are in the endgame now..

    • @Lyle-xc9pg
      @Lyle-xc9pg Год назад +6

      Not really, youre just falling for what he is saying. Just throwing out all the studies that show that flouride is actually harmful in levels only a little bit higher than us tap water

    • @madra000
      @madra000 10 месяцев назад

      It's like your suggestion is looking like a logical fallacy? Did the non F- have correlation

    • @alexhobbs1208
      @alexhobbs1208 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@Lyle-xc9pg okay trumper.

  • @wickdaymed8813
    @wickdaymed8813 2 года назад +5

    Long time no see
    Love to watch sth from this channel again

  • @briantaylor9285
    @briantaylor9285 2 года назад +108

    The world absolutely needs more people like you right now, man.

    • @cobanus2862
      @cobanus2862 Год назад +4

      Video is a misleading.

    • @Lyle-xc9pg
      @Lyle-xc9pg Год назад

      @@cobanus2862 exactly

    • @Ex_877
      @Ex_877 Год назад +1

      This comment has aged atrociously.

    • @MikeDindu
      @MikeDindu 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@Ex_877wdym?

    • @BillRevis
      @BillRevis 10 месяцев назад

      @@Ex_877 No it hasn't mouth breathing freak.

  • @AlyxGlide
    @AlyxGlide 2 года назад +30

    Not every country puts fluoride in tap either, they just use fluoride paste, topically, as fluoride is supposed to be used topically & not ingested.

  • @dantheman6855
    @dantheman6855 2 года назад +159

    Who ever reads this have a great day or night

    • @pav_5190
      @pav_5190 Год назад +10

      Thats based, thanks bro. God bless you (imagine i put a gigachad gif here)

    • @ulvfdfgtmk
      @ulvfdfgtmk 11 месяцев назад +4

      thanks man

    • @tobiasschererdasilva1847
      @tobiasschererdasilva1847 11 месяцев назад +5

      Thx bro, have a great day too.

    • @JKDstocks
      @JKDstocks 11 месяцев назад +2

      Thanks bro

    • @gugalaxy7772
      @gugalaxy7772 10 месяцев назад +1

      Cheers mate night

  • @OsscarBones
    @OsscarBones 2 года назад +60

    Can you do a video about the practice of drinking hard alcohol before/after eating to "help with digestion". I always thought that was just a lazy excuse to drink alcohol.

    • @hoze1235
      @hoze1235 2 года назад +10

      Food with alcohol = sleep

    • @sagoot
      @sagoot 2 года назад +9

      He said in the video about alcohol that drinks with 15% ethanol or above *slow down* digestion

    • @LmaoMoni
      @LmaoMoni Год назад +1

      I drink wine to help with digestion sometimes. Does it not? I figured it’s fermented fruit so it would.

    • @benfurtado101
      @benfurtado101 10 месяцев назад

      @@LmaoMoni Red wine.

    • @BabsJohnson111
      @BabsJohnson111 9 месяцев назад +3

      alcohol relaxes the stomach so it FEELS like it helps but in fact it slows down digestion

  • @HenriFaust
    @HenriFaust 10 месяцев назад +18

    7:28 Wait, wait, wait. Only _five_ times more? Not more than a hundred times more? Only five times more is within the range of possible exposure as a result of water fluoridation. Before watching this video I wasn't worried about fluoridation, but if this is what passes for analysis in that meta-study and everybody is citing it as evidence, I am now _very_ concerned.

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад +4

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

    • @StaleDoritoCrumb
      @StaleDoritoCrumb 9 месяцев назад +14

      Let's say you take in 2 liters of water a day with 1 mg of fluoride per liter. If you drank 5x that amount, then you would would be taking in 10 liters of water a day to suffer the same effects. You probably weigh at least 150 times as much as a lab rat. This means you would need to drink 1,500 liters of water per day to put your body at risk of suffering minor side effects. Also consider the fact that your teeth have a much larger surface area and decay significantly faster, therefore absorbing more fluoride. Taking this into consideration, you may actually need closer to 1,600 liters per water to pose a risk to yourself.

    • @wonkyfishnut
      @wonkyfishnut Месяц назад

      @@StaleDoritoCrumbNo, he said 5x concentration, sounds like he’s talking about percentage. Annoying how he didn’t clarify if it’s percentage or milligrams

    • @alexanderwu
      @alexanderwu Месяц назад

      1. Humans are much bigger so you'd think they'd need more of any harmful substance to be affected, 2. Humans are not rats, studies on rats can be supplemental info but don't prove anything. Human trials are the ground truth

  • @godzilla964
    @godzilla964 4 месяца назад +4

    Does fluoride lower your iq? No. Does watching Alex Jones lower your iq? Yes.

    • @MasterLocke2007
      @MasterLocke2007 4 месяца назад +1

      The only pseudoscience is this clown spewing lies to support the official narrative. Most likely, he is a psychopath paid to deceive people. I don't watch Alex Jones. Your statement is irrational. Perhaps, your IQ is low due to fluoride.
      It is well established that fluoride lowers IQ. And causes neurological damage, which was well known long before fluoridation. lol Fluoride was and is used to make rat poison. lol Any product containing fluoride has a poison warning. Just read your tube of toothpaste. HAHA. But this low IQ clown will tell you its magically safe. Just trust him. HAHA.
      His story of how fluoridation came to be, is laughably inaccurate. He uses the classic tell a different story, but ignore the true one completely. This lying clown down plays scientific studies and ignores others he must know exist.
      If you wish to know the history of fluoridation, here is an award winning journalist who spent years researching the subject and wrote a book about it, The Fluoride Deception. It's a very good read. ruclips.net/video/Ly_QP4rGczo/видео.htmlsi=lf_S8LZnDaVUHFTD

    • @Throw-rh9cj
      @Throw-rh9cj 2 месяца назад

      Hell ya brother, I stopped drinking tap water and switched over to just soda and my IQ has increased significantly, now my kids actually want to spend time with me and my wife said she wants to get back together. I also got a promotion at the same time, all must be due to cutting out fluoride in my diet. I even started brushing my teeth with straight charcoal and my tonsils have been healthier than ever@@MasterLocke2007

  • @sciencoking
    @sciencoking 2 года назад +7

    When paused, the period and comma keys navigate frame by frame

  • @claromaro
    @claromaro 2 года назад +32

    My aunt got really aggressive at me for asking her why her toothpaste doesn't have flouride or flourine. She said that the epiphysis hardens up like a stone lol

    • @dbgrfdg
      @dbgrfdg 2 года назад +5

      happened to a woman once, but she drank 20 bags of black coffee every day

    • @JustSomeWeirdo
      @JustSomeWeirdo 10 месяцев назад

      @@dbgrfdgit does calcify over time.

    • @liammadden7572
      @liammadden7572 10 месяцев назад +7

      @@dbgrfdgI think the macrodosing of psychoactive drugs for extended periods of time is the likely culprit.

    • @mathewvanostin7118
      @mathewvanostin7118 25 дней назад

      Cause your aunt is less naive about life then you
      Governement doesnt care it makes "science mistakes" that resulted in destroying your health
      They would blame the scientifics who were wrong in their reasearch. Previous administrations
      At worst they might pay a laughable punishement fine in courts or give the survivors 25 000$ maybe more to close the drama and move on. And thats only when even their team of best lawyers have trouble defending them
      Should not play lottery with your health. If there are better option play it safe

  • @steves1015
    @steves1015 Год назад +39

    I might have missed this but it is also a misconception that fluoride is always added to the water.
    The levels in most of those countries are *adjusted* to be within certain safe limits. This of course means in some places the natural amount of fluoride is so high that some of the fluoride is removed from the water before it goes to the homes.

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад +4

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

    • @devarmont87
      @devarmont87 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@somad6997okay why don't you explain the science then?
      I'm also not a scientist but he is correct about Hexafluorioscilic acid being the compound added and not natural fluorine.
      Wanks like you that come in acting tough and educated without addressing the truth. You're worse than primary school teacher 😅

    • @jeltje50
      @jeltje50 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@donald1meyeryou copy pasting this comment everywhere is NOT gonna make read it.
      Learn to actual form an argument instead of copy pasting and parroting shit.

  • @yessirskii1776
    @yessirskii1776 Месяц назад +3

    I skipped the intro but I’m assuming you still didn’t bring up fluorosis which I’ve heard multiple actual doctors talk about when it comes to modern problems with fluoride consumption

  • @JonathanAlexanderM
    @JonathanAlexanderM 2 года назад +8

    The cognitive dissonance is strong in this comment section.

    • @MasterLocke2007
      @MasterLocke2007 4 месяца назад

      The only pseudoscience is this clown spewing lies to support the official narrative. Most likely, he is a psychopath paid to deceive people.
      It is well established that fluoride lowers IQ. And causes neurological damage, which was well known long before fluoridation. lol Fluoride was and is used to make rat poison. lol Any product containing fluoride has a poison warning. Just read your tube of toothpaste. HAHA. But this low IQ clown will tell you its magically safe. Just trust him. HAHA.
      His story of how fluoridation came to be, is laughably inaccurate. He uses the classic tell a different story, but ignore the true one completely. This lying clown down plays scientific studies and ignores others he must know exist.
      If you wish to know the history of fluoridation, here is an award winning journalist who spent years researching the subject and wrote a book about it, The Fluoride Deception. It's a very good read. ruclips.net/video/Ly_QP4rGczo/видео.htmlsi=lf_S8LZnDaVUHFTD

  • @Doping1234
    @Doping1234 2 года назад +3

    That twist at the end. Perfect!

  • @Nohandleentered
    @Nohandleentered 2 года назад +1

    How can I see if my local water is fluoridated. I don’t live in a city so would it be fair to assume the water is not fluoridated?
    I live in a rural area.

    • @darkscienceyt
      @darkscienceyt  2 года назад +1

      There's a map in the video showing which states have fluoridated water. However some rural areas do not. You'd have to check with your local municipality.

  • @atha6632
    @atha6632 2 года назад +5

    Can you make a video how eye bags exist or about them in general

  • @lightstar1053
    @lightstar1053 4 месяца назад +6

    This didn't age well lol

  • @TylerDurden-oy2hm
    @TylerDurden-oy2hm Год назад +3

    love the way you inserted Grade A under A in there. real subtle

  • @SlitWristMisfit_
    @SlitWristMisfit_ 2 года назад +12

    I thought the accusation was that fluoride hardens the pineal gland not that it lowers th IQ.

  • @d371midus
    @d371midus 3 месяца назад +6

    Pray tell, what benefit can be gained by consuming fluoride? Especially since the evidence is clear, that fluoride can only benefit teeth via direct contact/ Thus ingestion can only help teeth as it passes by them via the mouth. Now, please explain, to what benefit does an infant receive from ingesting fluoride?, When they have no teeth to decay. Would it not make more sense to provide to the public, free of charge, fluoride mouthwash? Rather than forcing mass medication?
    One more question, can eliminating one neurotoxin from your diet be worth it, even if there are millions of studies proving that toxin to be safe to ingest?

    • @peppermintgal4302
      @peppermintgal4302 2 месяца назад

      "can eliminating one neurotoxin from your diet be worth it, even if there are millions of studies proving that toxin to be safe to ingest?"
      They literally actively try to reduce high fluoride levels, so this is already happening. Its arguably why there's not _enough_ fluoride in drinking water to fluoridate everyone's teeth properly.
      "Rather than forcing mass medication?"
      Is iron in cereal a kind of "mass medication?" There are many ways that food and drinks are altered to prevent the widespread malnutrition that began cropping up when people began processing food.
      "Pray tell, what benefit can be gained by consuming fluoride? Especially since the evidence is clear, that fluoride can only benefit teeth via direct contact/ Thus ingestion can only help teeth as it passes by them via the mouth."
      The point of fluoride in drinking water isn't to get you to ingest it, but to get it in contact with your mouth.
      "Now, please explain, to what benefit does an infant receive from ingesting fluoride?"
      None, but _toddlers_ receive a benefit since their newly exposed teeth are early in development, so they get an outsized benefit from fluoride exposure. It just so happens that the fluoride levels in water mandated by regulations are insufficient for that, apparently.
      "Would it not make more sense to provide to the public, free of charge, fluoride mouthwash?"
      Never heard of toothpaste?

    • @Memus_Dreamus
      @Memus_Dreamus 2 месяца назад

      Stronger teeth. That's it. And that's all you need.

    • @d371midus
      @d371midus 2 месяца назад

      @@Memus_Dreamus personally I would prefer a strong mind, unironic that point I made was obviously lost on...

    • @Memus_Dreamus
      @Memus_Dreamus 2 месяца назад

      @@d371midus Personally a strong mind is not necessary. Because even the strongest of mind can be stopped if you bite through them with strong teeth.

    • @djoninstark1978
      @djoninstark1978 2 месяца назад +1

      You can always tell when someone's gonna be weird when they say pray tell. You closed your eyes when reciting this out loud before typing, right?

  • @vixu_xivu
    @vixu_xivu 9 месяцев назад +3

    Soo... From your video it does lower iq, the study with the mouse 5 times the concentration is a lower dose equivalent to humans because you need to do dose convertion because of higher metabolic rate. And also from the studies presented has a very low savety margin sometimes of 2 up to 10. You don't get fluoride from plants, it is the category with ultra micro elements found in plants, same category with uranium where the concetration in plants is trace amounts. I thought that the stable compounds made by floride pases through you without any problem, but it seems i was wrong. In conclusion is true, the floride does lower IQ.

  • @bigchefman1
    @bigchefman1 2 года назад +1

    Love your videos bud. Keep them coming

  • @anubhav4021
    @anubhav4021 2 года назад +13

    I read the thumbnail as "Does Florida lower IQ?"

  • @anabrown9680
    @anabrown9680 10 месяцев назад +2

    "First off look at your sample" took me out 😂😂😂

  • @UltimaJC
    @UltimaJC Год назад +1

    Wait a minute. You're telling me that I've been using RUclips since day 1 and didn't realize K pauses videos?

  • @pedrohenrique-kn5cy
    @pedrohenrique-kn5cy 2 года назад +3

    Eii, make a video on ozone therapy, I can't figure out if it is a pseudoscience or if it is true...

  • @kitsunefox2023
    @kitsunefox2023 11 месяцев назад +3

    Why are so many people conspiracy theorists about everything?

  • @akihikosakurai4013
    @akihikosakurai4013 Год назад +29

    The way I see it, pseudoscience is proof that ordinary people are trying to do science. That's a good thing. Their theories might be somewhat wrong but science is never completely correct. Do you think people always knew how things worked? No, of course not.. they had to figure it out themselves which is what these people are doing

    • @trestres236
      @trestres236 10 месяцев назад +4

      So what your'e saying is all science is pseudoscience.

    • @koushuu
      @koushuu 10 месяцев назад +2

      Yes, if that so-called "Science" is full of bias and personal preferences. Also, why even bother re-inventing the wheel, when others much more brilliant that you have already done the necessary researches and come up with results thousand times more accurate than you'll ever be able to conclude?
      This is just a weak argument.

    • @Hariprasad-cd5bi
      @Hariprasad-cd5bi 10 месяцев назад

      Sorry to be frank, but this is complete BS. The 'science' of pseudoscience is completely biased and immune to contradicting evidences. The proponents always have a fixed set of sources, of like minded social media posts, biased books and biased conmen. The proponents only receive information that suit their agenda and what goes well with their narratives. None of this aligns with scientific methodology. Science is not fully correct, yes, but the same science community itself correct itself when given contradicting evidence 🚶🏽‍♂️when Edwin Hubble discovered galactic red shift, steady state theory was rejected by science 🤷🏽‍♂️ is that the case of pseudoscience? Creationism, flat earth, astrology..... All are blindly followed and opposing arguments are received by deaf ears.

    • @liammadden7572
      @liammadden7572 10 месяцев назад

      @@trestres236no, all science was pseudoscience at one point and eventually was refined by criticism and experimentation to become accurate. Miasma theory telling people to not poop in the water supply laid the grounds for germ theory to set up water treatment facilities.

    • @liammadden7572
      @liammadden7572 10 месяцев назад

      @@koushuuhe’s saying that even tho they’re ignorant of the validity of more intelligent peoples work, they still have a grasp of invention and pursuit of progress.

  • @azurhadzic2908
    @azurhadzic2908 2 года назад +55

    As you mention fluoreide makes tooth stronger, but only on surface. It is important to note that you must take fluoride while tooth is in development to affect the inner parts of enamel and dentin structure. So use it when you need it (mineralization proces) and don't overuse it and get stuck with fluoride stainings (which makes enamel structure more prone to abrasion (weird to take right?)).

    • @rareview362
      @rareview362 Год назад

      Says who? All made up bull shit

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад +9

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

    • @encouraginglyauthentic43
      @encouraginglyauthentic43 10 месяцев назад

      Actually our saliva repairs the tooth on it's own.
      If we had natural diets without, GMO, pesticides and herbicides, we wouldn't have to worry about tooth decay.

    • @petelee2477
      @petelee2477 10 месяцев назад

      ​​​@@encouraginglyauthentic43Actually the real cause of tooth decay is the excessive amount of sugar in our diets.
      There isn't a strong correlation between Genetic modification, herbicides, or pesticides to tooth decay. You are just spewing nonsense.

    • @encouraginglyauthentic43
      @encouraginglyauthentic43 10 месяцев назад

      @@petelee2477 That's why I said if we had natural diets.
      GMOs, pesticides, and herbicides are not natural that's why I included them.

  • @danwilkinson2797
    @danwilkinson2797 4 месяца назад +2

    I don’t remember any vote on this nor did I give my permission to have a drug put into my water that’s not for sanitation purposes.

    • @peppermintgal4302
      @peppermintgal4302 2 месяца назад

      Was there a vote on supplemental iron in cereal?

  • @charlesdartagnan8788
    @charlesdartagnan8788 Год назад +20

    I actually learned a lot from this. Could you do one on whether sunscreen is dangerous? Been seeing a lot of heated debate on that

    • @incognitoazzmobsta
      @incognitoazzmobsta Год назад

      ^

    • @Manticorn
      @Manticorn 10 месяцев назад

      I have some kind of allergy or sensitivity that has my skin react poorly with traditional sunscreen generally, and that is sometimes the case. Because of that my dermatologist has recommended mineral sunscreen, which just uses minerals suspended in a non-comedogenic oil to block UV rays. I hope that might be helpful.

    • @liammadden7572
      @liammadden7572 10 месяцев назад +2

      It’s just people with allergies not understanding what ingredients are actually doing

    • @brians1793
      @brians1793 9 месяцев назад

      Well one problem with sunscreen is most people don't get enough vitamin D or realize how much you should actually get because the RDA is like 10% what you should really be getting just for maintenance, so sunscreen exacerbates vitamin D deficiency which ironically actually raises cancer risk for many types of cancer other than skin cancer which is the most common and treatable. You should get more like 10,000 IU's of vitamin D a day, and naturally you can produce up to 40,000 IU's and amounts near that are required for months just to correct a deficiency.
      It's unlikely one would get skin cancer with consistent exposure to the sun where your skin produces enough melanin to protect itself, basically you just want to avoid burning. Another role melanin plays is regulating vitamin D, if you're deficient lower melanin means you'll get more vitamin D from the sun. Most people just don't get regular enough exposure to the sun to prevent burning hence sun screen. Even getting exposure almost naked during peak UV index as long as you're consistent should be fine, living in Minnesota I'd want to start in early May if possible when peak UV index is around 5 before it gets up to 9+ in summer. First time I was out in May I was out for 2 hours and got mild burns from that but by summer I could get an hour and not burn. It's not really correct to say the sun 'causes' cancer but it can act more like a catalyst, usually more needs to be wrong than inconsistent sun exposure.
      Supplementing vitamin D just isn't the same as getting it from the sun, it just feels different, getting a vitamin D oil and rubbing it on your skin is actually more ideal than orally but it still isn't the same, I get most people don't have time between jobs during peak UV index and don't live out in the country like I do so it's not realistic. I'm lucky I can just wear shorts and go on barefoot walks in nature while I'm getting sun.
      Another thing about sun screen that gets overlooked is even if all it has to block UV is zinc oxide, if it has nano particles that can absorb in the skin it could mess with your zinc levels which isn't good, which is why there's non-nano zinc oxide powder you can use to make your own sun screen, it'd probably save money just to make your own using the powder, coconut oil, shea butter, bees wax, ect. Coconut oil is probably fine for most and even by itself can help protect some, but bees wax would be to help if sweating a lot or in water.

    • @brians1793
      @brians1793 9 месяцев назад

      I guess the way I see things like sun screen is that it's basically a way we came up with to deal with modern problems most people are dealing with that most of our ancestors didn't have, and it might work in some ways but is just introducing or exacerbating even more problems IMO than it's solving and most sun screen isn't even nearly as good as it could be from a health perspective and is mostly from companies that don't give a shit about public health to begin with.
      It's actually very similar with dental hygiene, it's not nearly as required as people think for dental health. But because people are so deficient in things like vitamin D and in this case especially vitamin K2 and there's so much refined sugar exacerbating problems, it's become more necessary to prevent tooth decay. But it's really more of a problem with modern diets and food quality. I had a loose filling for several months where because I was making sure I'm getting enough important nutrients it didn't end up getting decayed, no visible decay at all in the x-ray when I finally got it fixed when it was around lock-down. It really helps if you do mostly keto but I wasn't even being all that strict on sugar or brushing the last 2 months. I have basically no enamel either from lots of soda growing up but still don't really get new cavities where I used to every visit to the dentist, never use fluoride either(not even at the dentist and I decline the polishing) and have well water with no fluoride other than what occurs naturally.
      These are kind of like band-aid solutions that don't really fix the root of the problem and they make people a lot of money so there's incentive to deceive people.

  • @shanehungerford1165
    @shanehungerford1165 Год назад +1

    Could you please go over electro culture gardening

  • @donnie876
    @donnie876 10 месяцев назад +1

    I usually boil my tap water every morning for coffee. I know that the amount of fluoride in my tap water is around 0.7 mg/l. Would boiling my water increase the fluoride level to a dangerous level?

    • @virtuosoification
      @virtuosoification 9 месяцев назад

      without sounding like im insulting you think about this yourself ... instead of jumping to i fd up (i used do this to myself at times why its easy to see ) again think about this did you add ANYTHING other than water ? you did not say so did some fl jump in the water from the air ? no. basic chemistry what did you do ? you heated water and slightly lessened its amount into steam
      the flouride hasnt changed it is not concentrated its at the exact same level as when you drew the tap water there is only slightly less water

    • @HonorOfWudan
      @HonorOfWudan 5 месяцев назад

      @@virtuosoification does this same principle apply to distillation of water?

  • @Mechamamdebad
    @Mechamamdebad Год назад +4

    I knew all about this topic but i did not know that
    K IS A FUCKING DEDICATED PAUSE/PLAY BUTTON WTF I'VE BEEN USING RUclips FOR OVER A DECADE

  • @havz0r
    @havz0r Год назад +4

    wait, so you admit that certain doses of fluoride DO in fact cause IQ/developmental problems, but you rate the "fluoride->low IQ" claim as 8/10 stupid? How so?

    • @nackscrack4593
      @nackscrack4593 Год назад +1

      High doses of anything, can cause developmental problems.
      The dose makes the poison.

  • @pedronied
    @pedronied 9 месяцев назад +2

    Anybody looking for a side b of this discussion, look for the fluoride video's by the channel Analyze & Optimize.

  • @Manticorn
    @Manticorn 10 месяцев назад +1

    Though I have nothing against fluoride or fluoridated water, they did have a point against involuntary medication by the government. I can agree with that on principle and would be concerned about that precedent. But it's hard to have a nuanced opinion like that, especially in the current day.

  • @yareyaredaze8733
    @yareyaredaze8733 2 года назад +4

    so good we don't drink raw tap water here in Russia, so we don't have such psedoscience stuff...
    ...having tons of other crap like coffee enema💩

  • @reggiep75
    @reggiep75 2 года назад +9

    I'm off for a toothpaste and cheese sammich.... Gotta stay healthy in these modern times and protect me from the lizard folk and 5G 🦎 .

    • @salokymx9905
      @salokymx9905 2 года назад

      There is no protection for j

  • @alnicospeaker
    @alnicospeaker 9 месяцев назад +3

    So 3x to 5x the amount of fluoride compared to the 1ppm (mg/l) US-drinking water standard can cause harm and possible even lower IQ in rats - that seems like a very low safety margin, since the amount of water we consume varies drastically. Imagine a worker who brews himself 4 liters of black tea with tap water everyday to rehydrate while working in summer..

    • @Crawfishness
      @Crawfishness 4 месяца назад

      I for one can't name anybody who literally drinks 3x more water than anyone else.

    • @MasterLocke2007
      @MasterLocke2007 4 месяца назад

      It's in processed food as well. In beer, soda pop, teas, etc. They use fluoridated water. And when they make cereal or many other food stuffs using fluoridated water, the fluoride remains in the product. The ADA calls this the "Halo Effect" because even people using well water will get dosed. Americans are getting more exposure.
      Let alone, this lying clown pretends he doesn't know upping the exposures in studies is normal practice and does not disqualify the study or it's results.

    • @URightBut
      @URightBut 3 месяца назад

      @@Crawfishness anecdotes don’t change the evidence

  • @wonkyfishnut
    @wonkyfishnut Месяц назад +2

    8:09 “when you account for creatinine the studies lose correlation” You don’t elaborate at all on what the hell that even means

    • @haobinlu
      @haobinlu 26 дней назад

      Createnine is dependant on fluoride intake. So the author just tries to decieve and lie here. He himself does not know what he means, he just stole all the talking points.

    • @jjj123m
      @jjj123m 26 дней назад

      @@haobinluI don’t think either of you know what creatinine is. Also give me a source

    • @haobinlu
      @haobinlu 26 дней назад

      @@jjj123m I know what it is, the issue was verbal.

    • @haobinlu
      @haobinlu 26 дней назад

      @@jjj123m RUclips deletes it. I cannot post links for some reason

  • @spudm6839
    @spudm6839 11 месяцев назад +8

    Fluoridated water is also used to process food. Can't that significantly increase fluoride salt contents in the food? If so, could eating fluoridated food AND drinking flouridated water approximate the high fluoride content of the rat study? Addition of food processed with fluoridated water and fluoridated water might lower cognitive functions. Fluoride from three meals plus snacks plus fluoridated water may approximate the 5 times concentrations in the rat study. Processed food uses municipal (fluoridated) water.

    • @Reg_The_Galah
      @Reg_The_Galah 9 месяцев назад +2

      Probably explains why my iq is 31

  • @jacobcreech4415
    @jacobcreech4415 7 месяцев назад +3

    My guy, what if I live in a city that fluorinates their water and my 2 year old son also loves decaf sweet tea? Is he f**ked?

    • @URightBut
      @URightBut 3 месяца назад

      Obviously

    • @joshua-pj3rd
      @joshua-pj3rd 16 дней назад

      Okay so I am super curious what the decaf sweet tea has to do with it

  • @krista2216
    @krista2216 Год назад +2

    The reason why we haven't gotten rid of fluoride in the water, even though it costs money to put it in? It costs too much money to overhaul all the water treatment plants...

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

  • @manosmoschos5409
    @manosmoschos5409 2 года назад

    does this video also answer how many people iconsider Fluorine in toothpaste as bad for your teeth or not?

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад +1

      People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

  • @ThatGuy-qj7fr
    @ThatGuy-qj7fr 10 месяцев назад +8

    Always great to see the fight against pseudoscience. Have you tackled Homeopathy? It's bound to get a 13 out of 10 on the stupid scale.

  • @e_86
    @e_86 10 месяцев назад +3

    Idk bro, drinking the water, washing in it, making food and stuff with fluoride in it? Shouldn't it build up from all the sources? Ngl, I'll pass

    • @e_86
      @e_86 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@somad6997 well I did ask a question, and not really state a statement. Also bold of you to assume I have an advanced chemistry education when I don't. I heard a lot of things about fluoride and while I am VERY skeptical of things like fluoride making you stupid and things like that, but the fact that it, by my knowledge, is a very strong acid, makes me not want it in my drinking water and that's that.
      But if you have more intricate knowledge of how fluoride/sodium fluoride operates, please write a comment, I will be thankful
      Edit: the reason why I am skeptical of fluoride is not only because of it being an acid. That was just a simplification

    • @e_86
      @e_86 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@somad6997 I'm there yet, but haven't finished yet, no need to get all smart about it, though thank you for your explanation

  • @yoodduda4689
    @yoodduda4689 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for your video! It's always a pleasure to see notification of your videos

  • @aspe7187
    @aspe7187 3 месяца назад +1

    Dangerous fertilizer waste that could not be cheaply disposed of is called "Fluoride" and dumped into the water supply. It reminds me of the problem that Larry Silverstein had in the Twin Towers in Summer 2001 regarding asbestos removal. "Hmm, how can I cheaply rid myself of this problem?", asked Larry. And Bibi and the CIA had the answer.

    • @aspe7187
      @aspe7187 3 месяца назад +1

      Moline Fluoride Spill.

    • @Randive
      @Randive 3 месяца назад

      They’ll call you “anti-semitic” or a danger to society for saying this while the usa actively helps a country genocide and impose tyranny on an entire group of people who happen to be semitic.

  • @numberpirate
    @numberpirate Год назад +2

    2:22 dude, you are missing the actual hydroxy anions(OH-) in your pics. And that fluoroapatite cannot be correct as there is no way that 6 calciums and one fluorine can make a coordination complex that isn't so energetic that it wouldn't react with water or hydronium...

  • @helenamcginty4920
    @helenamcginty4920 9 месяцев назад +1

    But with all that my son who had very little sugar, ate organically grown veg straight from the garden. Home made bread. Etc. Yet had caries at age 7. Dentist asked if hed had measles aged 2 to 3. Yes. Luckily not badly because hed had the measles vaccine. This virus attacks developing tooth enamel leaving tiny cracks.

  • @Ozbey1
    @Ozbey1 9 дней назад +1

    thanks for compact information that you did.

  • @matte1381
    @matte1381 2 года назад +1

    👏😇Keep making such videos

  • @WydeAWake-yc3tp
    @WydeAWake-yc3tp 4 месяца назад +2

    Please address the differences between calcium fluoride and sodium fluoride when discussing the published research. I have read the scientific literature myself and in every case the study of benefits of fluoride are in reference to calcium fluoride. Sodium fluoride is always toxic, specifically neurotoxic. This is where the controversy and distrust of the government has come into play with regards to adding sodium fluoride to water/dental products.

    • @peppermintgal4302
      @peppermintgal4302 2 месяца назад

      The levels of sodium fluoride in water are not high enough to cause any detectable toxicity. If toxicity isn't detectable, it might as well not be at all.

  • @sparkybob1023
    @sparkybob1023 2 месяца назад +2

    Academy of sciences report on fluoride for the EPA is worth a google

  • @runae7368
    @runae7368 Месяц назад +1

    Here in Idaho they never added fluoride to the water. Not sure why the map is green. I know for a fact that Northern Idaho has never done this. Maybe southern Idaho did. I also used to live in WA and there was fluoride in the water and still is.

  • @CaritasGothKaraoke
    @CaritasGothKaraoke 5 месяцев назад +2

    1: If black tea has high levels of fluoride, explain British teeth.
    2: I honestly just thought this nonsense came from Dr. Strangelove.

    • @Crawfishness
      @Crawfishness 4 месяца назад +1

      Well, he did say near the end that the efficacy of it is negligible.

    • @brianwestbye9015
      @brianwestbye9015 2 месяца назад

      Most of us have white tea. That's why we can't reap the benefits.

  • @VoiceDisasterNz
    @VoiceDisasterNz 2 месяца назад +1

    You should do one about colloidal silver

  • @MrThad15
    @MrThad15 Год назад +1

    Shout out from Montgomery, AL

  • @jacarajc
    @jacarajc 2 года назад +5

    Moderation is key kids.

    • @debo5410
      @debo5410 2 года назад

      that’s right. toothpaste isn’t needed if you consume virtually no refined carbs and sugar. fluorine from food and not a tube where you have to use it 3x a day for the rest of your life (could this be consumerism?). if one lives in the cities water is fluorinated, and all consumable beverages.

  • @jimmytimmy3680
    @jimmytimmy3680 2 года назад +4

    "Mongolism." lol

  • @David-bh1rn
    @David-bh1rn 11 месяцев назад +2

    GET IT OUT OF MY BLOOD GET IT OUT OF MY BLOOD GET IT OUT OF MY BLOOD

  • @mattshu
    @mattshu 9 месяцев назад +1

    This is gonna be crazy and only a couple people will get it but does 2:56 remind anyone else of Maniac Mansion on NES?

  • @tc-3
    @tc-3 2 года назад +1

    Another gem of a video!

  • @pietersmith9474
    @pietersmith9474 3 месяца назад +1

    Why is this an issue? Just use fluoridated toothpaste. The fluoride in water is probably not harmful, but it doesn't really help either. And who knows, measuring IQ is not like measuring height - it's probably hard to detect small differences (you would need very highly powered studies to show a difference, if there is one). For babies and toddlers too young to know how to brush and spit, just brush regularly using non-fluoridated toothpaste. Tooth cleanings come with fluoride paste anyway and will do more for their enamel. And they don't have adult teeth yet. By the time they do, they'll be using fluoridated toothpaste.

    • @peppermintgal4302
      @peppermintgal4302 2 месяца назад

      IQ is also not a measure of intelligence, but of something like "drive."

  • @Dungeon-uh4ph
    @Dungeon-uh4ph 2 месяца назад +1

    You need to be more careful when making the distinction between "there's no evidence fluoride causes a decrease in IQ" and "there's evidence fluoride doesn't cause an increase in IQ."

  • @hedron1985
    @hedron1985 Год назад +4

    Kinda weird when you’re debunking your own conclusions but ok.. 🤷‍♂️

  • @ROMANS3-25KJV
    @ROMANS3-25KJV Месяц назад +3

    Fluoride is neurotoxic

    • @jjj123m
      @jjj123m 26 дней назад

      Source?

  • @ChaosPootato
    @ChaosPootato 2 года назад +1

    Hey welcome back

  • @vincentrowold1104
    @vincentrowold1104 8 месяцев назад +1

    What about the Canada study with mothers

  • @shemmo
    @shemmo 2 года назад +10

    The question is why F is still forced to be in the drinking water to everyone if we have better ways to prevent tooth decay (tooth paste, dental hygiene, flossing, regular yearly checks). Just keep water clean of this supplements ;)

    • @thechair6519
      @thechair6519 Год назад +7

      You drink water way more than you brush your teeth or go to the dentist, which means that it all adds up and keeps your teeth good without you having to do much :)

    • @supergamergrill7734
      @supergamergrill7734 Год назад

      Says the kid that brushes his teeth once a day instead of 3

  • @MajinSayon
    @MajinSayon 2 года назад +2

    What about the calcification of pineal gland that everyone is talking about? Incomplete video is incomplete.
    In conclusion: if it doesn't do anything, then GTSTFO my tap water.

  • @jeffr.6169
    @jeffr.6169 9 месяцев назад +1

    I was today years old when I learned that you can pause/resume a RUclips video with the K key.

    • @Crawfishness
      @Crawfishness 4 месяца назад

      I prefer using spacebar myself.

  • @l_Ryan_l
    @l_Ryan_l Год назад +2

    There's some fine hypocrisy here...

  • @Robert-tl5jx
    @Robert-tl5jx 9 месяцев назад +2

    Rats showed mental damage after consuming 5x the normal amount for 30 days.
    I'm no scientist but 5X*30day is way less than the amount consumed in X*365days*100years by humans...unless i mathed not good 😂

    • @jerry3790
      @jerry3790 9 месяцев назад +4

      You forgot to account for the fact that fluoride is removed from the body very quickly. It doesn’t accumulate. I could drink half a shot of vodka once a day and after a month I would’ve had enough alcohol to poison me, but I would still be fine.

  • @MoeAlza
    @MoeAlza 2 года назад +7

    Yes it does. Proof? My IQ.

  • @desihomemadefood
    @desihomemadefood 2 года назад +2

    Super and nice video ❤️❤️

  • @Arthurjshurley
    @Arthurjshurley 2 месяца назад +2

    Thanks Study from the sugar industry.

  • @SpecialPenguinnn
    @SpecialPenguinnn 8 месяцев назад +1

    So we are doing all of this to prevent tooth decay, when toothpaste with flouride does the exact same thing. Seems unnecessary. Most countries in the world have banned flouride in water. Those two facts are enough for me.

    • @Crawfishness
      @Crawfishness 4 месяца назад

      The main takeaway is that it's not outright harmful, so there's no real need to spread unnecessary fear about it. But there's definitely a case for removing it from water when it's literally unnecessary. Hell, some towns already pump the tap water full of chemicals just to purify it.

  • @GuildOfCalamity
    @GuildOfCalamity 2 года назад +9

    lmao, did not know about the "K" button thing... I always just pressed the space bar.
    It's ironic that my takeaway from this video is about RUclips and not Floride, but now my IQ is actually higher... so there.

  • @slartymcbartfarst7559
    @slartymcbartfarst7559 10 месяцев назад +1

    8:09, what ,levels? I can't hear the word.

  • @man_at_the_end_of_time
    @man_at_the_end_of_time 4 месяца назад +2

    Fluoride lowers iodide status and hence thyroid function. And low thyroid function has an impact. There are better microminerals to prevent dental decay snd better diets than either the "Mediterranean" diet or the "Pyramid" diet. 0:35

    • @peppermintgal4302
      @peppermintgal4302 2 месяца назад

      Well sure.. if you take like 10 times the amount of it in drinking water daily for years.

    • @man_at_the_end_of_time
      @man_at_the_end_of_time 2 месяца назад

      @@peppermintgal4302 Really? Some drink 3X what the sedentary drink, then added in toothpaste and other sources plus realize the dispensing equipment often over doses the drinking water. I drive quite a lot, I see a public that is seriously retarded in how they drive.

    • @man_at_the_end_of_time
      @man_at_the_end_of_time 2 месяца назад

      @@peppermintgal4302 I'll suggest you do a Perplexity search on the topic and not a Google search. Avoid Google brain as it does evil😆

  • @Chris_7103
    @Chris_7103 Год назад +2

    Please do Himalayan Salt

  • @royrice8021
    @royrice8021 15 дней назад +1

    Doent beleeve flooride lowers iQ. I havved yoused it awl mi lyfe! 😳😩

  • @Rorrumao
    @Rorrumao Месяц назад +4

    I love how you can tell this guy’s on SSRIs from the affect and cadence of his speech.

  • @anacarolinaorlandin5569
    @anacarolinaorlandin5569 2 года назад +22

    Well.. to me the study of children being affected by fluoride exposition does have sort of a significance: even though the diluted fluoride did not present a correlation, the free fluoride amount did. When we study chemistry in school, we learn that fluorine is the most electromagnetic non-metal. Which means, if by any chance it gets free electrons while inside our organs or circular system, it may destabilize many proteins or cell structures, affecting its function. The animal body has a very complex built-in biochemistry that is all the time taking electrons without necessary providing one back in the same form : in general organic elements and some minerals have that (like calcium, which is very much needed). Another big problem of fluoride is that it is a combination with CALCIUM and fluorine. When this over exposition to calcium reaches specific organs, it may even be detrimental, such as leading to a calcification where it shouldn't. Be aware of what you consume.

  • @xxthecapitalistxx
    @xxthecapitalistxx 2 года назад +19

    I've heard that adding fluorine to water is bad because it calcifies the pineal gland, wich is used to regulate our sleep

    • @ThisChangeIsAwful
      @ThisChangeIsAwful 2 года назад +11

      I heard that too. I cannot find any sourses on it tho. And all science that has been done disagrees.

    • @HatefulPerfection
      @HatefulPerfection Год назад

      ​@@ThisChangeIsAwful There are animal studies which are not difficult to find indicating such. You could make the argument the animal studies are not applicable to humans, however it would be reasonable to assume fluoride does impact humans and the 'science' is corporate funded garbage much like the tobacco industry covering up the hazards of smoking.
      Just because there are studies and meta-analysis of said studies does not make anything definitively true. This is one reason why someone really interested in science is extremely hesitant to make truth statements and why you shouldn't take the opinions of a random youtuber seriously.

    • @donald1meyer
      @donald1meyer 10 месяцев назад

      It is a method of disposing of the toxic byproduct. People aren't concerned much on the natural Fluoride found in caves and such. People want to know about the byproduct fluoride, ( hexafluorosilicic acid (HFSA) that is not in nature and infact a toxic man made molicule. It is a chemical by-product of aluminum, steel, cement, phosphate, and nuclear weapons manufacturing. Before the public was convinced that adding fluoride to their water was for their own good, the metal and chemical industries had the problem of disposing of their highly toxic fluoride waste.

    • @DrApocalyptus
      @DrApocalyptus 9 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, the pineal gland is important for sleep hormones. But, as someone with an actual verified pineal cyst found on an MRI, that is quite large, I have zero issues with sleep. A little fluoride definitely won't disrupt your sleep.

    • @alexhobbs1208
      @alexhobbs1208 5 месяцев назад

      The amount of people in here saying " well I heard "
      My god pick up a book not called the bible. Fuck.

  • @emmanuellacoste629
    @emmanuellacoste629 Год назад +12

    Yes, fluoride is probably safe in a concentration of 1ppm, which IS the usual concentration of fluoride in drinking water. The rats were exposed to 5 times that, but we can also end up actually consuming as much. Fluoride is in everything, and just because we put 1ppm in our water, doesn't mean that is our total fluoride intake. A wide variety of foods and beverages as well as toothpaste also contain fluoride, which goes over the 1ppm limit in total. If you look into the history of fluoride, you will see that it is a toxic byproduct of aluminium production, and it literally melts concrete.
    The idea that fluoride is completely harmless is one if not the greatest propaganda campaigns of history. Fluoride is a byproduct of aluminium production. It was considered completely useless before we found it's effect on teeth. Before this newfound use, ALCOA, an aluminium company in the US, tried it's best to avoid getting sued for unsafe practices linked to fluoride (hundreds of sick/dead workers due to fluoride and fluoride fumes every year). During WW2, the government needed fluoride and ALCOA obliged. This need for fluoride created a huge mess for both ALCOA and the government, but they were on the same side now because if fluoride was unsafe, the government would be to blame too. It is during this time that Frederick McKay (funded by ALCOA after they found out what he was doing) discovered fluoride's dental properties. ALCOA and the US govt jumped on this opportunity to make fluoride completely safe in the eyes of the public. It isn't a toxic substance that melts concrete and is used in nuclear bombs, it's a harmless chemical that makes your teeth white!
    Frederick McKay ended up going against fluorisation at the end of his life.
    TLDR: fluoride prevents caries and is safe at 1ppm in the drinking water. You are not consuming 1ppm of fluoride, probably much more. It was accepted in the public eye after a massive propaganda campaign by ALCOA and the government.
    I don't think the government wants to dumb us all down, but I do think we are still living with the consequences of a scummy company not wanting to do the right thing and dispose correctly of it's waste. I do not see the problem with fluoride in toothpaste, but I think it is pretty dangerous in water because it spreads everywhere and you end up with unwanted concentrations of fluoride no matter what you do.

    • @shamancredible8632
      @shamancredible8632 Год назад +3

      Concentration of how much fluoride they add is of little relevance if you cook with it, which boils off water leaving behind a higher concentration. The fact they add it at all is the problem, because everyone who knows about it doesn't want it except for the people addicted to the big brother kool-aid.

  • @Hariesh
    @Hariesh 2 года назад +1

    I wonder who is back

  • @wiskasIO
    @wiskasIO Месяц назад +1

    Pressing K? What? I'm not sleeping tonight thanks.

  • @knifemaker688
    @knifemaker688 8 месяцев назад

    How is it manufactured? From where? From what?

    • @MasterLocke2007
      @MasterLocke2007 4 месяца назад

      It's toxic waste produced by Cargill in Florida. Some is imported from China.
      ruclips.net/video/QzBytpUvNdA/видео.htmlsi=xOGTSIh8VC7oI9hZ

    • @MasterLocke2007
      @MasterLocke2007 4 месяца назад

      Dr David Kennedy DDS has his own channel on RUclips if you are interested in more info. I highly recommend for more than only the fluoride issue.
      This is him explaining the issue for those new to this subject.
      ruclips.net/video/zGeftnGAYyA/видео.htmlsi=yq2alAFh55ghemeI

  • @LoquatJuice_
    @LoquatJuice_ 2 месяца назад +1

    Is it just me or does the intro say "gas is bad"?

    • @jjj123m
      @jjj123m 26 дней назад

      Its an Eminem song bro