Oral Health: The Fallacy of Fluoridation [Water, Fluoride, San Diego]

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

 

As many of you know, I rarely pass along other people's articles, I write

and take responsibility for my own material. But in this case, it's both

timely and an honor to do so. The emphasis is as I received it, I have

altered nothing.

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From Professor Richard Sauerheber, Palamar College

 

Summary of the week in paradise

 

May 2, 2010

 

 

 

To all concerned:

 

Saturday, April 24th, in downtown San Diego was the day when one part of

our world turned right-side-up, after being upside down for over 60 years. I

visited the San Diego Zoo that day to take close-up photographs of the eyes

of the alligators, as a control set of photos to compare later on after the

alligators have been forced to live in fluoridated water for awhile. I had

read that this fluosilicic acid-drugged water can, depending on hardness,

redden their eyes, warp their soft-bone backs, and lead to suffering and a

shortened lifespan.

 

 

After leaving the Zoo, I ate at the El Indio restaurant on India Street ,

for old times' sake when I ran the diabetes research laboratory at Sharp

Rees-Stealy Clinic on 4th and Grape. On my way out I noticed one disheveled

month-old copy of a downtown newspaper, the Presidio Sentinel, still in the

newsstand, and I grabbed what I call now the Amazing Golden Ticket. Inside

was an article on how this paper actually spends all their time writing the

truth and how rewarding it is.

 

 

 

I sent a note to the editor that evening, and received a prompt response

and great interest on the matter of injecting chemicals into our water to

treat people through public water supplies. Suddenly San Diego had found an

advocate: a newspaper in extremely good standing that writes material for

the benefit of the people.

 

 

 

Now that this week has finished, what has transpired is nothing less than

an inspiration. San Diego supervisor Ron Roberts, according to the

editor-in-chief of the Sentinel, Patty Ducey-Brooks, is now questioning his

role, after she explained that there is no such entity as pure 'fluoride'.

All agents that contain the charged fluoride ion vary wildly in toxicity.

 

 

 

After additional calls and interviews, Patty Ducey-Brooks received

confirmation from the public information officer for the City of San Diego

Public Utilities Department that the material, for which District tanks are

being built, is the toxic hazardous waste, fluosilicic acid-enriched mixture

that most other large U.S. cities inject, at dilute levels to minimize the

chance of acute poisoning. The fluosilicic acid is added to elevate the

fluoride ion in the blood. Numerous people who are allergic to fluoride have

been moving to San Diego to avoid it.

 

 

 

After much quick hard data gathering and fact checking, a full front

page story that exposes these facts has now been published in the Sentinel

with a link to the massive data repository of facts at www.fluoridealert.org

<http://www.fluoridealert.org/> , which is affiliated with Dr. Waldbott's

original scientific journal Fluoride.

 

 

 

Many citizens now understand, after reading Patty Ducey-Brooks' article,

what is about to transpire in San Diego . The proposed injections of this

toxic hazardous waste were scheduled for this month city-wide 'to prevent

tooth decay,' even though studies show it doesn't work.

 

 

 

The Health Department's own statistics from their original experiments

in Newburg and Kingston , N.Y. , (when read correctly) proves that

artificial fluoridation does not prevent decay; it merely makes teeth erupt

later than normal, probably due to thyroid suppression. This, of course,

causes a delay in decay, and makes it easy to read the statistics

incorrectly. The teeth that had not yet come through in the 6 and 7-year

olds, were actually reported as " no decay. "

 

 

 

The California Oral Health Needs Assessment of 1994 claimed that their

study proved the children of this State desperately needed fluoride in their

water. However it actually proved just the opposite. The study showed that

California had only about a quarter as much water fluoridation as the nation

as a whole, yet the 15 year-old children had less tooth decay than the

national average, proving the above statement (San Diego Union Tribune,

9/1/99). Instead of helping children, fluoridation increases the number of

children with mottled teeth enamel. And in everyone it causes a slow

structural weakening of the skeleton.

 

 

 

The Sentinel, because its editors are respected in this city, was quickly

able to discover information hidden in many cities for years, even without

court action. In the past the honorable Jeff Green and Anita Shattuck fought

diligently against various mayors and officials who were uninformed about

the undefined word 'fluoride,' and were able to forestall its use by

encouraging voting by the people.

 

 

 

Jeff said that never in history has the city had a public voice of

advocacy until now. The Sentinel editor found that construction of the tanks

and delivery systems are still unfinished, causing the start-up injection

date to be delayed until November, 2010. San Diego citizens have twice voted

against injecting anything referred to as 'fluoride' into public water and

the FDA has never approved such use of the chemical. It is a violation of

the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1972 for any water district in the U.S. to

inject agents to treat human tissue, and no facility has ever been given a

proper permit from the FDA to formulate any chemical preparation to be

ingested by humans as required by the Act. Because the California state

drug statutes forbid re-labeling any chemical substance as anything other

than what it actually is, I now truly believe that San Diego, with the

stellar advocate, the Presidio Sentinel, has an excellent chance of

remaining one of the few large cities in the United States to reject adding

this extremely toxic crude hazardous waste into their water supply.

 

 

 

We now have reason to believe that at long last, the tables have turned

right side up again, but we need all the help we can get. Patty has given us

1,000 copies of the Sentinel to send or pass out to everyone we know, and to

leave at stores, churches, colleges-and for anyone who will pass them out,

BUT KEEP THEM MOVING -- DON'T JUST READ AND TOSS. THEY ARE TOO PRECIOUS! We

are writing on some of them, " Do not discard--please share. "

 

 

 

It is especially important to mail or E-mail a copy of it (see above

attached copy of the Sentinel article) to other newspapers and radio

stations throughout the country. It is 'new news' now. Later on it won't

be.

 

 

 

You can now pick up copies of the Sentinel that has the article: " Are We

Really Poisoning Our Drinking Water? " on the front page of the paper, at

Anita Shattuck's home at 403 Marcos Street, San Marcos, CA 92069. Phone:

(760) 752-1621, E-mail: bakeranita

<outbind://243-000000007E84A5D4EDDF0E4285E61066B8B93506C4DAD300/mc/compose?t

o=bakeranita . She is up by 7:00 and to bed by 11:00, and is

usually home, but do call first if it is convenient.

 

 

 

I write this in honor of all those who worked so hard before us,

including Dr. George Waldbott, Buck (The Grim Truth About Fluoridation), Dr.

C. Baird Hastings, the world's premier calcium physiologist of all time,

epidemiologist Dr. John Yiamouyiannis, so often denounced because of his

accurate proofs that artificial fluoridation promotes increased untreatable

cancers, dentist Dr. Grant Layton (who donated his last copy of the

Yiamouyiannis' Fluoride the Aging Factor), and so many others. Sadly this

week we hear of the passing of Dr. Krook from Cornell University , the

veterinary pathologist who alone was able to identify the agent which

tortured for so many years the Justus horses and dogs in Colorado . And to

those who still fight, like Christopher Bryson, author of The Fluoride

Deception; the National Research Council and endocrinologist Dr. Kathleen

Theissen; neurology research scientist Dr. Phyllis Mullenix; chemistry

Professor Dr. Paul Connett; Gene Burk; Maureen Jones; Anita Shattuck; Jeff

Green; Daniel Stockin; David Kennedy, DDS; all my dedicated and

so-interested full-of-truth students, and so many rational others.

Congratulations to all of you. With the truth, as those at the Sentinel say,

this hopefully can be stopped for the entire country, and with due diligence

and accuracy, one day it surely will.

 

 

 

Sincerely, Richard Sauerheber , PhD, Chemistry, University of California,

San Diego, La Jolla, California. Currently at Palomar Community College ,

San Marcos , California .