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ยป Flouride drops your testosterone levels, according to study done on Chinese farmers.
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post 1588936101 10-01-2019, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted By CalmWind
The answer to that question would be completely irrelevant because we ARE dealing with the context of religion, something that has been a part of mankind's existence for tens of thousands of years and still practiced by the majority of the human population.

So shove that hypothetical question up your liberal ass, along with your purple dildos and whatever else you shove up there, and go **** off somewhere.

You're stupid and you should feel bad for your ****ty contributions in this thread.
why if humans practiced or believed something throughout history would that have any bearing on its truth value? humans believed the earth was at the center of the universe for a long time, is that something we should still believe?

can you also respond to my post destroying your OP?
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earth is 5000 years old fam, you should really read your bible
ayy lmao
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post 1588936811 10-01-2019, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted By propreffered7
Question.. How long has flouride been added to water?

Did our grandparents get flouridated water too or is this a new process?

To anybody that would know
America is the only first world country to fluoridate their water. We started doing it after WW2 and IIRC it varied depending on state and district. Most areas in the US added fluoride in the 1960s.
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post 1588937371 10-01-2019, 02:32 PM
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Well known fact that fluoride is the worst offender in pineal gland calcification. It's almost like they don't want people activating their 3rd eyes and seeing through the system they've built over the past 100 years. You could make the argument that they put fluoride in the water for dental reasons, but you already get way more than enough if you brush with fluoridated toothpaste, and I know several dentists who don't even use it to brush--so what's the fukking point?
post 1588938421 10-01-2019, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted By immune18
The only way of removing fluoride from tap water is reverse osmosis. But that removes all the beneficial minerals as well, so the only real option for drinking water is a good fluoride free bottled water company.
but then plastic motherfker
Originally Posted By propreffered7
And reverse osmosis strips water of some important nutrients

I think electrolytes are just salt.

You may be able to add the chit back. But how annoying lol..reverse osmosis to strip water, another process to add it back
what nutrients does 'regular' water have that we cannot get from foods/supplements?....
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Originally Posted By Workout4ever
but then plastic motherfker



what nutrients does 'regular' water have that we cannot get from foods/supplements?....
So much BS itt

Distilled water is safe to drink regardless of mineral content. Only if you're getting all your required nutrition from food though. If you eat a **** diet then readd minerals back in, it's not hard to do. Just buy a quality mineral drop and add a few to your water
post 1588939021 10-01-2019, 03:06 PM
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post 1588939091 10-01-2019, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Workout4ever
but then plastic motherfker



what nutrients does 'regular' water have that we cannot get from foods/supplements?....
stop this autist worrying dude. this singular study in the OP references fluoride concentrations much, much higher than anything you would consume, and even then the results from china regarding fluoride and testosterone have been conflicting.

the number of different things you consume regularly that have some link to decreased testosterone or increased estrogen are plentiful. Equally, other things you consume regularly are linked to the opposite.

whens the last time you lost sleep over the phthalates in chicken and their effect on increasing estrogen?
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
No such thing as a red with high T. Only greens have high T. You're a soyboy crimson insect only worthy of being stomped out by a size 14 steel-toe boot.
Please explain the green incel situation?
Please explain the green transvestite lover situation?
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Originally Posted By HannoCometh
That is so insidious and malevolent, that I can also see you also advocating mass genocide and chopping off the genitals of millions of people you disagree with politically.

What an awful thing to suggest.
Actually I think it's a genius thing to suggest. You have high test aggressive sociopath males that are in prison for things like murder, rape, child molesters, etc. You give them high flouridated water and a diet high in soy and they come out of prison as docile soy boys. It would reduce recidivism.
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then wtf do i drink?
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Originally Posted By quadfecta
Well known fact that fluoride is the worst offender in pineal gland calcification. It's almost like they don't want people activating their 3rd eyes and seeing through the system they've built over the past 100 years. You could make the argument that they put fluoride in the water for dental reasons, but you already get way more than enough if you brush with fluoridated toothpaste, and I know several dentists who don't even use it to brush--so what's the fukking point?
We do have a third eye but it doesn't get all calcified from fluoride. Fluoride was added to water to help with dental problems.

But instead of calcification, you can shut your third eye off by having low levels of dopamine in your brain. What this does is that it makes it harder for you to hold images in the middle of your mind.

What happens if you can't hold images in your mind's eye? When you work with something, say a car engine, you hold several concepts in your mind - not one. This allows you to work on a "system" that consist of several concepts. If you can only work on one thing without remembering the other, the entire system falls apart. So if you didnt install a timing belt right because you don't remember how all the parts link up, welcome to snap city.
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post 1588945241 10-01-2019, 05:14 PM
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Bought my family a $400 water filter that is able to remove most flouride from tap water for my woman's bday this year because she is super against flouride. I thought she was being a lil bish but man it's been 6 months and the filters are due for changing... They started out bright white and are now dark YELLOW and disgusting looking. If I try drinking tap water now after 6 months of drinking sat dere pure water I swear the tap tastes like absolute fukkin CHIT.

Stay away from flouride brahs srs.
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post 1588945401 10-01-2019, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Bought my family a $400 water filter that is able to remove most flouride from tap water for my woman's bday this year because she is super against flouride. I thought she was being a lil bish but man it's been 6 months and the filters are due for changing... They started out bright white and are now dark YELLOW and disgusting looking. If I try drinking tap water now after 6 months of drinking sat dere pure water I swear the tap tastes like absolute fukkin CHIT.

Stay away from flouride brahs srs.
Those filters are actually bacteria harbors. The water that comes out of the water line is 100% drinkable and safe(depending on where you live). No filter exist that is approved by a water scientist. You got yeeted by filter brahs.
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post 1588945441 10-01-2019, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Bought my family a $400 water filter that is able to remove most flouride from tap water for my woman's bday this year because she is super against flouride. I thought she was being a lil bish but man it's been 6 months and the filters are due for changing... They started out bright white and are now dark YELLOW and disgusting looking. If I try drinking tap water now after 6 months of drinking sat dere pure water I swear the tap tastes like absolute fukkin CHIT.

Stay away from flouride brahs srs.
Any brand suggestions?
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Originally Posted By tunafishha
We do have a third eye but it doesn't get all calcified from fluoride. Fluoride was added to water to help with dental problems.

But instead of calcification, you can shut your third eye off by having low levels of dopamine in your brain. What this does is that it makes it harder for you to hold images in the middle of your mind.

What happens if you can't hold images in your mind's eye? When you work with something, say a car engine, you hold several concepts in your mind - not one. This allows you to work on a "system" that consist of several concepts. If you can only work on one thing without remembering the other, the entire system falls apart. So if you didnt install a timing belt right because you don't remember how all the parts link up, welcome to snap city.
So you don't believe fluoride in drinking water has any negative effect when the science says it doesn't discriminate in the body anywhere that calcium is concentrated (pineal gland is rich in calcium). Like I said, if you brush 2x a day with fluoride toothpaste no one needs it in drinking water, it's completely redundant. What purpose, then, does it serve other than being toxic to humans and potentially messing with your biophysiology that heavily relies on calcium ions
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Originally Posted By quadfecta
So you don't believe fluoride in drinking water has any negative effect when the science says it doesn't discriminate in the body anywhere that calcium is concentrated (pineal gland is rich in calcium). Like I said, if you brush 2x a day with fluoride toothpaste no one needs it in drinking water, it's completely redundant. What purpose, then, does it serve other than being toxic to humans and potentially messing with your biophysiology that heavily relies on calcium ions
Flouride has a negative affect on the teeth when the levels are extremely high. It causes white spots to form. But toothpaste, which is formulated by chemist with high knowledge in dosage, take dosages very seriously. The flouride in water is simply not enough to harm you over time. A small amount of bacteria wont make you sick, but a high amount of bacteria will. Its all about dosage. Again it was added years ago to improve the health of the teeth over time.
It may be redundant but it is what it is.
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