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Fluoridated Water Kills Horses, Dogs

 

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2006/07/15/fluoridated_water_kills_horses_d\

ogs.htm

 

Horse breeder Kathy Justus and her husband Wayne bought a property and moved

to Pagosa Springs in the late 1970s. They came from Southern California, where

water had not been fluoridated to their new location, thinking they had found

the ideal spot for raising their show-quality quarter horses. Little did they

know that the pure mountain spring water at their new place, located at the

foot of the Continental Divide and at the headwaters of a clean fresh stream

coming from the mountains, had been fluoridated by the Pagosa Springs city

council.

 

 

Disaster crept up slowly on the newly relocated farm. Horses got more and

more sick, had frequent colics, infections and thyroid problems. They suffered

bone deformity, breathing problems and their foals were born weak and deformed.

Eventually, after several horses and four dogs had died of mysterious deaths,

Kathy found the source of her animals' problems:

 

I knew our water was fluoridated, and that it would be a major undertaking to

get fluoridation stopped, so I tried other avenues to see if anything else

could be the culprit of our animals’ many problems. Wayne and I drink

distilled

water, so it wasn't affecting us. To distill enough water for our animals was

impossible - horses drink between ten to twelve gallons of water a day. That

means they can accumulate far more fluoride in a smaller amount of time than

people. As Dr. Krook said, “Horses are like the canaries in the mines. What

shows up in them is manifesting in those people who drink fluoridated water

too...

but at a faster pace in horses. "

 

After asking vets what could be the problem and getting no answer, trying

different feed, homeopathic and other remedies, fluoridation of the water was

pinpointed as the culprit. One winter, which brought more snow than usual,

provided the decisive clue:

 

The winter of 2003/04 was the first in over 10 that we had snow on the ground

all winter. We noticed our outside 100-gallon heated water tank of city water

only needed filling every 18 days instead of the usual every day and a half.

The horses were eating snow instead of drinking the heated fluoridated water.

They knew it was poison. The symptoms in all the horses started leaving. The

improvement in Baby Doe was miraculous. She put on weight and started shedding

the " Cushings Symptom " hair and shed all winter long. This was the first

winter in over 10 years that we didn't have one single colic. The lack of them

drinking the city water was the only thing that had changed.

 

One and a half weeks after all the snow was gone in the spring of 2004 and

all the horses had to drink the city water again we had our first colic; 9 1/2

hours worth of cramping stomach and intestinal cramping. We were finally able

to find a source of river water the middle of March 2004 and that was the last

colic we have had.

 

 

Kathy Justus campaigned to end fluoridation of the local water supply and

finally did succeed. Her story and that of her horses' suffering and the

eventual

relief after eliminating the poison is told in detail on this page on the

site of the Fluoride Toxicity Research Collaborative.

http://www.slweb.org/ftrcpersonalstories_cathy.html

 

I want to thank Edward Griffin and his Unfiltered News from the Reality Zone

( http://www.realityzone.com/newsviews.html ) for the pointer to this story.

 

 

 

 

 

Deadly Remedy: Strange illnesses lead horse breeder to challenge fluoridation

of Pagosa's water

 

 

 

 

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