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> I agree and am aware of the fluoride campaign to intentionally
> introduce fluoride into water and other products and also aluminum, and
> tons of other toxic substances. There is over 1000 tons of depleted
> uranium 238 that was used in bombs and artillery shells that were
> dropped and shot all over Iraq and Afghanistan that has a 1/2 life of
> over 4 billion years. That area is basically a wasteland for now and
> within my reality, forever.
> I get the agenda and know it is happening and I keep an eye on labels
> and continue to detox.
> What I want to know is if there is a good source of himalaya salts vs.
> a bad source. If anyone finds a low fluoride source, let me know.
> Thank you and I am glad you know about this too.
> Andrew
> On Mar 13, 2006, at 12:10 AM, tayloka_40 wrote:
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> > Andrew...I think the jist of the article is that salt is salt. No
> > mountain makes it magical or
> > any better, as for efficacy. It would stand to reason this salt would
> > be higher in fluoride
> > since the water table source is supposed to be exposed to fluorines in
> > the earth.
> >
> > Similar to the fluorines found in tea. It is a wise eye to watch for
> > fluoridation in all food
> > processing. There are fluoridated water drinks for kids...Flo Go....a
> > little dinasaur on the
> > package with articial flavours....thankfully...LOLOLOL...no colour
> > added...LMAO...
> >
> > No colour just fluoride so you can watch your kids glow in the
> > dark....or bones melt...or
> > thyroid...or ADD or ADHD or sterility or depression, teeth
> > malformation, sterility.
> >
> > BUT.....it is good for you. The United States and Canada (we are the
> > lemmings/sheep here)
> > are the only countries that fluoridate water. Money talks. Need to
> > dispose of a few
> > thousand pounds of toxic...radioactive...fluoric acid (byproduct of
> > smelting industrly)
> >
> > Oh...Oh...here is a good idea....let's put it up for sale...tell
> > everyone it is good for them.
> > Viola' we will teach these North Americans how to digest radiation...
> >
> > Go team go.
> >
> > Karen
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@> wrote:
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> >> So does this mean that all Himalayan salt is high in Flouride or is
> >> there a good source of Himalayan Salt and a bad source?
> >> Andrew
> >> On Mar 10, 2006, at 8:26 PM, snoshoe_2 wrote:
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> >>> I ran across this the other day, so be careful to double, double
> >>> check
> >>> where your himalayan salt is coming from if that is the kind you use.
> >>> http://www.bruha.com/pfpc/html/himalaya.html
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