A neurotoxin in our drinking water

It was January 25, 1945 when officials first added fluoride to the drinking water of Grand Rapids, Michigan. After that, the practice spread across the country and the world. In 1976 the Netherlands removed fluoride after a national review, determined the risks outweighed the benefits, and the majority of European countries followed. Here in the US, the practice still continues. The only two states with the ban on fluoride are Utah and Florida. Hawaii, New Jersey, and Oregon have low Fluoridation levels and Texas, Montana and Wisconsin only have high Flouride concentrations around the areas with the densest populations , so it’s not the whole state ….🤦‍♀️ Not only is fluoride is a neurotoxin, it is also a halogen, which means it competes with iodine for the receptors on the thyroid gland. It has also been shown to calcify the pineal gland. It’s in our water, our tea, and our toothpaste. And 1950 dentistry built an entire industry around fluoridation . Lugols iodine and boron help pull fluoride from the system and vitamin C mitigates the damage, but we have to get it out of the water and out of our bodies.