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Fighting back against fluoride

 

Daily Dose

 

October 31, 2003

 

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One community fights back against government-sponsored water

poisoning...

 

Bravo, residents of Cumberland, Maryland!

 

In a scenic city in mountainous western Maryland which

marked the eastern boundary of the great,

unsettled " frontier " back in the late 1700s, the pioneering

spirit of what it used to mean to be American is alive and

well. How so? Because a vocal group of the residents of

Cumberland, Md. and surrounding Allegheny County are

fighting tooth and nail to resist their local government's

decision to pollute their drinking water with...

 

The industrial waste product that's so poisonous, it was

once legal to use only as a RAT POISON AND INSECTICIDE!

 

I'm talking, of course, about fluoride.

 

I know, I know - fluoride prevents cavities, right? Studies

show that it really doesn't, but I'm probably not going to

convince you of that fact in this small dispatch. But even

if fluoride in the drinking water meant an absolute

guarantee of never having to go the dentist again, EVER, you

shouldn't consume it. Why? Because cavities can't kill you,

but fluoride can...

 

And Marylanders in old Cumberland-town know it. They know

all about the brain damage, premature puberty, cancer, and

yes, even tooth discoloration that has been linked with

prolonged fluoride exposure. They know all about the lead,

arsenic, and other toxins that accompany the

hydrofluorosilicic acid that the City Council wants to force

down their throats. That's the reason they adopted a charter

provision in the early 1960s that forever prohibited the

fluoridation of their public water - and have fought

challenge after challenge to it ever since...

 

But now, that charter has fallen. In 2000, a City of

Cumberland referendum laid low the fluoride prohibition.

Since then, the residents of this historic mountain hamlet

have been forced to quaff and cook with poison-laced H20.

 

They haven't given up, though. Some determined western

Maryland natives have brought suit against Cumberland and

nearby Frostburg. And even though a federal judge in

Baltimore (over 100 miles away, by the way) has tossed out

the suit in a recent hearing, their fight continues...

 

To them, I say: BRAVO!

 

To you, I say: If you're drinking fluoridated public water,

grab a shovel and start digging yourself a well (or else you

may be digging your own grave). Failing that, buy a good-

quality fluoride filter for your home's water supply - right now.

 

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Urgent Health Alert: Smokers, take up red wine drinking -

NOW!

 

I'm going to get in trouble for that one, I just know

it...

 

But a new study conducted by Alexandra Hospital in Greece

and presented at the recent Viennese convention of the

European Society of Cardiology backs me up. The research

focused on arterial function among cigarette smokers.

According to the study's results, the significant arterial

dysfunction that typically follows the smoking of a single

cigarette was COMPLETELY ELIMINATED among test subjects who

chased their nicotine with 2 glasses of red wine!

 

That's right - the red wine " erased " the cigarettes'

negative effects on arterial function! As for lung function,

that's another matter, but this is encouraging news for

smokers who fear (or who suffer from) smoking-related heart

health issues.

 

What's really interesting, though, is that part of the

research studied the effects of red wine with NO ALCOHOL IN

IT on arterial resilience - and found it to be just as

effective as the regular, alcoholic red wine...

 

Which means that something in red wine OTHER than the

alcohol is responsible for its arterial health benefits.

 

Given this, maybe some day soon, a safe-to-drink, non-

intoxicating beverage, pill, or other consumable that

counteracts the negative effects of cigarette smoking on the

heart and arteries could be on the horizon...

 

" Wining " about good health,

 

William Campbell Douglass II, MD

 

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