TOXIC TOOTHPASTE

FLUORIDE & TITANIUM DIOXIDE

Most toothpaste is toxic.

Most has fluoride in it.

Fluoride will not prevent tooth decay.

FLUORIDE USED AS BUG & RAT POISON

It will harden soft tissues and organs though.

Yes, it kills bugs and rats.

Harvard study shows lower IQ levels in children exposed to fluoride.

Impact of fluoride on neurological development in children

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fluoride toxicty

Fluoride is found in many common household products, including the following:

• Toothpaste (eg, sodium monofluorophosphate)
• Vitamins
• Dietary supplements (eg, sodium fluoride)
• Glass-etching or chrome-cleaning agents (eg, ammonium bifluoride)
• Insecticides and rodenticides (eg, sodium fluoride)

Note that fluoride is used as an insecticide and rodenticide.

Symptoms:

• Chronic fatigue not relieved by extra sleep or rest 
• Headaches 
• Dryness of the throat and excessive water consumption 
• Frequent need to urinate 
• Urinary tract irritation 
• Aches and stiffness in muscles/bones (arthritic like pain) In lower back In neck area In jaws In arms, shoulders, 
• Muscular legs weakness 
• Muscle spasms (involuntary twitching) 
• Tingling sensations in fingers  and feet 
• Gastrointestinal disturbances 
• Abdominal pains 
• Diarrhea 
• Constipation 
• Blood in stools 
• Bloated feeling (gas) 
• Tenderness in stomach area
• Feeling of nausea (flu-like symptoms)
• Round or Oval bruises 
• Skin rash or itching, especially after showers or bathing
• Loss of mental acuity and ability to concentrate 
• Depression 
• Excessive nervousness 
• Dizziness 
• Tendency to lose balance 
• Visual disturbances 
• Temporary blind spots in field of vision 
• Diminished ability to focus (possible retinal damage)

Also, in this toothpaste there is:

Titanium Dioxide

Linked to immune system issues.

Scholarly articles about Titanium Dioxide


I have yet to find any good reason to put Titanium Dioxide in food.


Some are saying "no biggy," or "it is natural."

But no one is offering a reason to put it into things that are going inside of us.

Dunkin' Doughnuts says to add color / shine to the doughnuts.

Could not you do the same thing with crystallized sugar?

If you were making a product to sell that goes inside of people, would you go out of your way to add titanium dioxide to it?

Why would you?

If you say "this is crazy," I will agree with you 100%.