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nyscof@gmail.com - 09 Sep 2005 10:59 GMT
American Children are Fluoride Overdosed  -
         Formula Fed Infants Most At Risk

New York - September 3, 2005 -- The U.S. Centers for Disease Control
(CDC) reports that 1/3 of six to nineteen year-olds are fluoride
overdosed and display dental fluorosis - white spotted, yellow or brown
and sometimes pitted or crumbly teeth. (A) Over 42% are afflicted if
the CDC's "questionable" category is included. (B)

In 1945, dentists projected water fluoridation would create fluorosis
(discolored teeth) in 10% of the population in its mildest form -
white spots.  But now, according to the CDC, not only do 1/3 of six -
nineteen-year-olds suffer from fluoride overdose, but 4% of it is
severe fluorosis - yellow or brown stained and/or pitted or crumbly
teeth, which actually decays faster than healthy dentition.  Fluorosis
occurs more often in blacks (42% see table 20) who also have the
highest tooth decay rates (43% of 2 - 11 year-olds). (B)

"Since blacks have the most dental fluorosis and the most cavities,
if anything, this report shows fluoride is an ineffective cavity
fighter," says lawyer Paul Beeber, President, New York State
Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation.

Infant formulas prepared with fluoridated water increase dental
fluorosis risk, according to research published in the Journal of the
American College of Nutrition (JACN) (1) and elsewhere.

JACN study co-author Marshall told Reuters Health, "Very young infants
are unlikely to benefit from the caries-prevention effects of
fluoride...They may be at increased risk of dental fluorosis."  (1a)

To prevent this tooth staining, researchers caution against mixing
infant formulas with fluoridated water.

Fluorosis is the too-late warning sign that babies overdosed on
fluoride, creating a new lucrative market for dentists - covering up
those fluorosed teeth (6). Neither a nutrient nor essential to health,
fluoride, can also damage bones.(1b)

Researchers Marshall and colleagues found more fluorosed teeth in
children who consumed the most fluoridated water either alone or
through infant formulas (1).

In a different study, researchers, Brothwell and Limeback, urge
breastfeeding, or mixing infant formula with non-fluoridated water, to
avoid dental fluorosis, in a November 2003 Journal of Human Lactation
study. They found three times more fluorosis in children consuming 1
milligram per liter fluoridated water compared to those who drank
non-fluoridated water.(2)

Breastfeeding does not increase cavity risk, according to a recent
Journal of the American Dental Association study (3).

Another researcher AK Mascarenhas, also advised parents to avoid
fluoridated water for infant formula preparation to prevent fluorosis,
in a 2000 Pediatric Dentistry study (4).

At least eleven other studies link reconstituted formula with
fluorosis.(5a-k).

"Neither the CDC nor the American Dental Association, who heavily
promote fluoridation warns parents to avoid fluoridated water for
infant feeding. Why not?" asks lawyer Paul Beeber, President, New York
State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation. "Are they protecting
fluoridation or children?"

However, the Academy of General Dentistry does recommend against mixing
infant formulas with fluoridated water. (6a)

Formula prepared with optimally fluoridated water provides 100 times
more fluoride than the amount in breast milk (7). And newborns do not
have "fully developed renal handling capacity for fluoride at this
early stage of life..."(8) which can lead to dangerous bone-fluoride
build up and more.

Not only is infant fluoride intake risky, it's unnecessary. According
to the CDC, "Fluoride works primarily after teeth have erupted?" (9).
Further, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration never safety-tested
fluoride for ingestion (10).

In 2000, after extensively reviewing fluoride and health studies, a
panel of British scientists report, "We were unable to discover any
reliable good-quality evidence in the fluoridation literature
world-wide," (11) despite incorrect news reports disseminated by
prominent fluoride proponents about this review (12).

New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation, Inc.
PO Box 263,
Old Bethpage, NY  11804
nyscof@aol.com
http://www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof

References:

http://groups.google.com/group/Fluoridation-News-Releases/browse_frm/thread/f931
c30e9a299ca9

carabelli - 09 Sep 2005 14:56 GMT
Curiously, this was in the CDC press release

http://www.cdc.gov/od/oc/media/pressrel/r050825.htm

Press Release
For Release:
August 25, 2005
Noon ET Contact: CDC's National Center for Chronic
Disease Prevention and Health
Promotion Office of Communication
770-488-5131

New Report Finds Improvements in
Oral Health of Americans..........................

The oral health status of Americans has significantly improved during the
past decade, according to a report released today .....................

There was a 15 percent decrease in the prevalence of tooth decay in
permanent teeth for children and adolescents aged 6 to19 years. This ranged
from a 4 percent decrease in decay for Mexican-American children/adolescents
to an 18 percent decrease in white, non-Hispanic children and adolescents.
nyscof@gmail.com - 10 Sep 2005 12:47 GMT
> Curiously, this was in the CDC press release
>
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
> from a 4 percent decrease in decay for Mexican-American children/adolescents
> to an 18 percent decrease in white, non-Hispanic children and adolescents.

CDC Pronouncements Mislead Americans on Oral Health Improvement and
Fluoride Benefits (based on CDC's own statistics)

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) distributed misleading
information to Americans via their 8/25/05 press release, which claims
increased tooth retention among older adults, and less children's
cavities (A). Actually, more recent CDC statistics show adult tooth
loss and preschoolers tooth decay rates worsening despite widespread
fluoride use.

The CDC report, highlighted in the 8/25 press release, "New Report
Finds Improvements in Oral Health of Americans," is based on two old
studies culled during years 1988-1994 and 1999-2002, which claims no
change in cavity rate in baby teeth of children, aged two - eleven
and less tooth loss in the elderly.

Actually, tooth loss in the over-65 crowd increased from 17.6% in 2002
(B) to 21.2% in 2004 (C), according to the CDC's own website.   And
cavity experience in two - four-year-olds is getting worse, according
to a 3/17/04 CDC "Oral Health Progress Review."  (D)

In 1945, dentists projected water fluoridation would create fluorosis
(discolored teeth) in 10% of the population in its mildest form -
white spots.  But now, according to the CDC, not only do 1/3 of six -
nineteen-year-olds suffer from fluoride overdose, but 4% of it is
severe fluorosis - yellow or brown stained and/or pitted or crumbly
teeth, which actually decays faster than healthy dentition.

Fluorosis occurs more often in blacks (42% of blacks; see table 20) who
also have the highest tooth decay rates (43% of 2 - 11 year-olds).

"Since blacks have the most dental fluorosis and the most cavities,
if anything, this report shows fluoride is an ineffective cavity
fighter," says lawyer Paul Beeber, President, New York State
Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation. "We are appalled that government
officials take every opportunity to extol the virtues of fluoridation,
without the scientific evidence to back it up," says Beeber.

This CDC report didn't even attempt to link cavity rates with
fluoride use but CDC officials imply it does. The director of the
CDC's oral health division, Dr. William Maas told Reuters Health,
"This reduced decay in all ages is really a reflection of the
widespread availability of fluoride." (E)

Within minutes the American Dental Association (ADA) jumped on the
fluoridation bandwagon issuing a news release that says about the CDC
report, "It tells us that preventive measures such as dental sealants,
water fluoridation, regular dental visits and programs to promote good
oral hygiene practices are having a positive impact on the nation's
overall oral health." (F)

Actually the report proves none of the above. The ADA and CDC really
can't tell whether better diet, food fortification, better dental
care or something else caused a cavity decline. Maybe it was just
creative math.

If fluoridation is truly responsible for a cavity decline, one would
expect decay rates to be lower in more highly fluoridated states.  But
that's not the case. However, cavity rates are associated with low
income (G)

For example, CDC statistics show that:
Despite a 60% fluoridation rate, Arkansas has the most third-graders
suffering with tooth decay (72%) and the highest number of poor
children (45%)

Oklahoma third-graders endure the second worst cavity rate (69%) even
though 3/4 of the state is fluoridated. But 41% are poor, the second
poorest state on the CDC's list.

Similarly, 89% fluoridated South Dakota reveals the third worst decay
rate (68%) where 41% are poor.

At the low end:

Massachusetts, Maine and Vermont third-graders have the least decay -
49%, 45% and 44%, respectively, and the smallest amount of poor
children (26%, 32% and 31%), Fluoridation rates: 63%, 75%, and 54%,
respectively.

While the ADA and CDC brag about fluoridation, tooth decay crises are
taking place in most, if not all, large U.S. fluoridated cities. (H)

Tooth decay has become the new American caste system, according to
best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell who writes in the New Yorker that
rotted teeth are the single most common complaint of America's
uninsured which keeps them in bad jobs, bad health, eating bad diets
and generally keeping them down. (I) One hundred and eight million
Americans lack dental insurance.

Two poor-diet-related diseases, cavities and obesity, go up as income
goes down.(J)

The states with the most obese residents have the highest rates of
tooth loss despite higher rates of water fluoridation. The leaner
states enjoy less tooth loss and lower fluoridation rates. (K)

"Tooth loss is a result of a poor diet and lack of dental care and
has nothing to do with fluoride ingestion," says Beeber.  "Fluoride
added to water supplies is linked to cancer, bone damage, thyroid
dysfunction, kidney problems and damaged teeth," says Beeber. "We
join with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Employees Unions
asking for a moratorium on water fluoridation." (L)

If you agree, please sign the petition supporting 11 EPA Unions,
representing 7,000 EPA employees including scientists, toxicologists
and other health professionals, in asking Congress to stop fluoridation
until further study shows fluoridation's benefits are worth the
expense and risks.

http://petition.powalliance.org/index.html

                                                               END

New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation, Inc. (NYSCOF)

PO Box 263

Old Bethpage, NY  11804

www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof

References:

A) U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention. National Center for
Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Office of
Communication,  "New Report Finds Improvements in
Oral Health of Americans," 8/25/05
http://www.cdc.gov/od/oc/media/pressrel/r050825.htm

B)  2002 tooth loss statistics

http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/brfss/list.asp?cat=OH&yr=2002&qkey=6605&state=All

C)  2004 tooth loss statistics

http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/brfss/list.asp?cat=OH&yr=2004&qkey=6606&state=All

D) Oral Health Progress Review 3/17/04

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/ppt/hpdata2010/focusareas/fa21.ppt  (slide 5)

E)  "Tooth decay in US falls sharply in kids, teens - CDC, August
25, 2004, Source: Reuters, by Paul Simao
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N25251530.htm

F)
http://www.ada.org/prof/resources/pubs/adanews/adanewsarticle.asp?articleid=1545
G) U.S. Centers For Disease Control, "Caries Experience Percentage of
3rd Grade students with Caries Experience (treated or untreated tooth
decay)
http://www2.cdc.gov/nohss/IndicatorV.asp?Indicator=2

H) http://www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof2/_pgg6.php3

I)  http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/050829fa_fact

J) http://www.frac.org/html/hunger_in_the_us/hunger&obesity.htm

K) Obesity Rates by State
http://healthyamericans.org/newsroom/releases/release082305.pdf
Fluoridation Rates by State
http://www2.cdc.gov/nccdphp/doh/synopses/WaterFluoridationV.asp?Year=2004
Tooth Loss by State
http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/brfss/list.asp?cat=OH&yr=2004&qkey=6606&state=All

L) "EPA Unions Call for Nationwide Moratorium on Fluoridation,
Congressional Hearing on Adverse Effects, Youth Cancer Cover Up,"
August 18, 2005
http://www.nteu280.org/Issues/Fluoride/Press%20Release.%20Fluoride.htm
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 10 Sep 2005 15:24 GMT
>>Curiously, this was in the CDC press release
>>
[quoted text clipped - 54 lines]
> fighter," says lawyer Paul Beeber, President, New York State
> Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation.

    It shows nothing of the sort, counselor, unless you can demonstrate
that the populations are matched for any number of confounding factors,
and that the patients with dental fluorosis are using fluoride
supplements as intended.

 "We are appalled that government
> officials take every opportunity to extol the virtues of fluoridation,
> without the scientific evidence to back it up," says Beeber.

Paul--will you ever disclose on your website what individuals and
organizations are involved with NYSCOFF?  I'd be curious to know where
your funding is coming from--and I think your supporters and donors have
a right to know.

Steve

> This CDC report didn't even attempt to link cavity rates with
> fluoride use but CDC officials imply it does. The director of the
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> care or something else caused a cavity decline. Maybe it was just
> creative math.

    ...just as the report cannot tell you that differences in diet, food
fortification, better dental care or something else may account for  the
relative caries incidence in disparate populations, rather than the
putative ineffectiveness of fluoride.

> If fluoridation is truly responsible for a cavity decline, one would
> expect decay rates to be lower in more highly fluoridated states.  But
[quoted text clipped - 110 lines]
> August 18, 2005
> http://www.nteu280.org/Issues/Fluoride/Press%20Release.%20Fluoride.htm

Signature

Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
http://www.dentaltwins.com
Brooklyn, NY
718-258-5001

letsconnect - 10 Sep 2005 15:51 GMT
> Paul--will you ever disclose on your website what individuals and
> organizations are involved with NYSCOFF?  I'd be curious to know where
> your funding is coming from--and I think your supporters and donors have
> a right to know.

I'm just wondering - a postbox and some stamps don't strike me as
requiring much "funding" (unless of course this organization regularly
sends out letters to all New York households)... can anyone explain?
I'm not very familiar with NYSCOF. Is Paul representing this
organization as a volunteer, or has he been hired as a lawyer to
represent NYSCOF?
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 10 Sep 2005 16:21 GMT
>>Paul--will you ever disclose on your website what individuals and
>>organizations are involved with NYSCOFF?  I'd be curious to know where
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> organization as a volunteer, or has he been hired as a lawyer to
> represent NYSCOF?

    As far as I know, Paul Beeber IS NYSCOFF.  There is also Sally 101 who
posts here occasionally.
    Paul of course has every right to post whatever he wishes.  If he
wishes to refer to himself in the third person, that's fine too. ;-)
However, if NYSCOFF=Paul Beeber, I think it's fair to state that the
materials going out under his letterhead are the political and medical
opinions of an attorney, and not a cadre of highly respected scientists
in the field.  If there are a cadre of highly respected scientists in
the field represented by NYSCOFF--especially for attribution--it seems
to me that publicizing their names can only help Paul's cause.

Steve

Signature

Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
http://www.dentaltwins.com
Brooklyn, NY
718-258-5001

Peter Meiers - 10 Sep 2005 21:07 GMT
Steve,

> opinions of an attorney, and not a cadre of highly respected scientists
> in the field.  If there are a cadre of highly respected scientists in
> the field represented by NYSCOFF--especially for attribution--it seems
> to me that publicizing their names can only help Paul's cause.

Are you saying there are "highly respected scientists" among the
fluoridation sellers? Who would "highly respect" them???
Steve, I rarely saw you that pathetic.

Best,
Peter
nyscof@gmail.com - 11 Sep 2005 11:25 GMT
> > Paul--will you ever disclose on your website what individuals and
> > organizations are involved with NYSCOFF?  I'd be curious to know where
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> organization as a volunteer, or has he been hired as a lawyer to
> represent NYSCOF?

We work with most of the same groups and people as the Fluoride Action
Network.
Names and groups are listed there.  www.fluorideaction.net

NYSCOF works on a shoe string budget and the truth.

Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporate
money and support, people in every state whose job is to promote
fluoridation. The whole national institutes of dental research, the
CDC's oral health division.  If fluoridationists have problems with our
little group of truth tellers, maybe fluoridation isn't really the
panacea they claim it to be.

Some fluoridationists lie, distort the truth and use name-calling,
using the knowledge and stategies taught to them in school and
fluoridation pep-rallies, rather than science to support their claims.

Everyone in the NYSCOF works pro bono and it's no one's job to do this.

NYSCOF was formed and incorporated in the 1970's to successfully thwart
a bill to mandate fluoridation in New York State.  It also helped
create a NYS law called the "local rule bill" that requires a vote by a
legislative body rather than any other entity (like a health
commissioner) from mandating fluoridation.

NYSCOF works very closely with elected officials whenever the need
arises.

Funding comes from a once a year appeal from supporters. The proper tax
forms are filled out.  But since the amount we receive is so small, you
probably won't see it in any databases.

The question you should be asking us is how much does it cost each of
us to work for NYSCOF.

New York State Coaltion Opposed to Fluoridation, Inc.
www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof
george1234 - 12 Sep 2005 19:01 GMT
>Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporate
>money and support, people in every state whose job is to promote
>fluoridation. The whole national institutes of dental research, the
>CDC's oral health division.

So.... why do you think they are pusing flouride in the water..simple
mistake or what?
Joel M. Eichen - 12 Sep 2005 20:37 GMT
>>Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporate
>>money and support, people in every state whose job is to promote
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>So.... why do you think they are pusing flouride in the water..simple
>mistake or what?

Who is pusing flour ... ide?
george1234 - 13 Sep 2005 15:29 GMT
>Who is pusing flour ... ide?

The dyslexics among su
nyscof@gmail.com - 14 Sep 2005 11:03 GMT
> >Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporate
> >money and support, people in every state whose job is to promote
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> So.... why do you think they are pusing flouride in the water..simple
> mistake or what?

I used to think it was just a big fat stupid mistake, flamed by PR and
trust in the dental profession.

The dentists who first discovered that calcium fluoride in water
reduced cavities neglected to factor in the calcium.  Fluoride was a
known tooth discolorer.  So when those discolored teeth also had less
cavities, they believed fluoride was the reason and convinced others of
the same, more through PR, than science. An objective look at the early
studies will show how poorly done they were. For instance, the only
study to look at health effects was the Kingston Newburgh study. They
exluded any child from examination who was sick two weeks prior to
examination - eliminating the very test subjects who might show
fluoride's adverse effects

It was a time when nutrients were being discoverd to "cure" diseases
such as vitamin C preventing scurvy.  So dentists thought they had
their magic nutrient that prevented tooth decay. Fluoridation certainly
gave dentistry the credibility and respect they never had before and is
the foundation for the National Institutes of Dental Research that
continue to feed dentists grant money to study fluoride in every which
way - but little for fluoride's  adverse health effects.  Why tooth
specialists such as dentists are considered the experts on fluoride's
effects to the body is still a mystery to me.  Toxicologists seem more
appropriate.

I always thought it was a simple mistake; but a recent book, "The
Fluoride Deception," tells a different story about how fluoride was
waste produced by contracters producing parts and elements for the
top-secret Manhattan Project which produced the atomic bomb that ended
WW 2.

So it's interesting that Dr. Harold Hodge was very involved in the
Manhattan Project and in fluoridation.  He might have been the dentist
whisperer that inflated organized dentistry's ego and pushed them to do
his dirty work.

In any event, dentistry has been duped.

And maybe it's no coincidence that this year marked the 60th
anniversary of both water fluoridation and the Manhattan Project.

New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation
www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof
Joel M. Eichen - 14 Sep 2005 11:19 GMT
>> >Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporate
>> >money and support, people in every state whose job is to promote
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>I used to think it was just a big fat stupid mistake, flamed by PR and
>trust in the dental profession.

I agree. I am against pusing flour-ide.
george1234 - 14 Sep 2005 18:53 GMT
>> So.... why do you think they are pusing fluoride in the water..simple
>> mistake or what?
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>top-secret Manhattan Project which produced the atomic bomb that ended
>WW 2.

If I undderstand you correctly, you now believe fluoride use was a
method to dispose of waste products during the Manhattan project. if
so, why did it continue once there was public knowledge of the bomb.
There are many waste products disposed of on site at the old national
labs

Let's suppose it was the original reason. Why does it continue now?
NYSCOF - 15 Sep 2005 13:54 GMT
> If I undderstand you correctly, you now believe fluoride use was a
> method to dispose of waste products during the Manhattan project. if
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Let's suppose it was the original reason. Why does it continue now?

I don't really know the answer to that question.  The scientific
literature shows the harm fluoride can do to the human body and I don't
know why organized dentistry ignores it.  But, of course, I have my
unproveable theories so I won't dodge your question.  Among them are:

1) To admit fluoridation is harmful would open up government agencies
and dental unions to lawsuits.

2) There's a synergistic relationship between dentistry and the billion
dollar international  fluoride industry (toothpaste, etc)  To admit any
negative about fluoride would not be in, for example, Procter &
Gamble's best interest.
(It's known that magazines will delete negative stories or edit
negative paragraphs from articles that impugn a drug who's maker is one
of their advertisers.) Dentistry get loads of money from comapnies such
as Colgate, Johnson & Johnson, P&G, etc for symposiums, grants,
journals, etc.  Their names are even etched on the fluoridation
monument in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

3) Most in the dental profession truly believe the studies they quote
are scientifically valid; but they are not. Even a textbook geared to
dentists, by Burt and Eklund admit fluoridation is based more on belief
than science.

4) From reading many dental posts on the internet, it seems that
dentists are just told what to believe in school and not to question -
which is what they do about fluoridation.  So most of their intentions
are well-meant and from the heart believing, as they do, that what they
were taught in dental school must be true or else they wouldn't have
had to pay tens of thousands of dollars to learn it.

5) Dentists were give very little crediblily and respect before
fluoridation. Fluoridation is the foundation that built the National
Institutes of Dental Research which funnels millions of dollars to
dentist/researchers to study fluoride's effects to the teeth, total
fluoride intake, every which-new-way to deliver fluoride and more.  Who
among them will say enough, if it means their grants will dry up.  In
publishing it's publish or perish. If fluoridation is admitted to be
the super-failure it is, no legislator will ever trust a dentist again.
The dental unions get lots of goodies from legislators who trust them.

That's all I can think of right now.

NYS Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation
http://www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 15 Sep 2005 14:53 GMT
>>If I undderstand you correctly, you now believe fluoride use was a
>>method to dispose of waste products during the Manhattan project. if
[quoted text clipped - 44 lines]
> the super-failure it is, no legislator will ever trust a dentist again.
>  The dental unions get lots of goodies from legislators who trust them.

    Goodies?

Steve

> That's all I can think of right now.
>
> NYS Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation
> http://www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof

Signature

Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
http://www.dentaltwins.com
Brooklyn, NY
718-258-5001

Peter Meiers - 15 Sep 2005 17:16 GMT
george1234 schrieb:

> If I undderstand you correctly, you now believe fluoride use was a
> method to dispose of waste products during the Manhattan project. if
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Let's suppose it was the original reason. Why does it continue now?

Your story of the Manhattan Project would be:

- they build two bombs, dropped them over two Japanese cities,
disbanded, and - that´s it -- ?

Relative to fluoride there´s more to it, however. True, they needed
fluorine and fluorides to prepare uranium hexafluoride to be used for
isotope separation. UF6 is very aggressive, so the pipes and filters had
to be made of special material - fluorocarbons. The fittings? Teflon.
In the "National Nuclear Energy Series" of books on the Manhattan
Project, one (VII-1) is entirely devoted to fluorcarbons used in that
project. 850 pages with formula after formula, descriptions, ways of
preparation. Several University departments were connected to such
research (Purdue a.o.). Inustrial and Engineering Chemistry published a
review on fluorine chemistry in that context too. One of the authors
(involved in that research) says: "fluorine and its compounds, not so
long ago mere academic curiosities, are big business today". Book series
after book series have been published since then on fluorine and its
compounds ("Fluorine Chemistry" Vols. 1-5, "Advances in Fluorine
Chemistry", and so on). The Freons, used for refrigeration (necessary in
the Manhattan Project too), air conditioning (also in mines!), and a
reliable product for the production of pure uranium tetrafluoride. Now
you have them everywhere.

Once you leafe through the "MInerals Yearbook" series you will find that
fluorides (fluorspar, cryolite) as well as phosphates (high in fluoride)
are substances important for "national security", because they are
needed also for production of steel, aluminum, magnesium, and a lot of
chemicals (among them also the nerve agents).

No reason then to downgrade the toxic potential?

Peter

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History of Fluorine, fluoride and fluoridation:
- http://www.fluoride-history.de -
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nyscof@gmail.com - 11 Sep 2005 11:46 GMT
letsconnect wrote
> Mark & Steven Bornfeld wrote
>
> Paul--will you ever disclose on your website what individuals an
> organizations are involved with NYSCOFF?  I'd be curious to kno
wher
> your funding is coming from--and I think your supporters and donor
hav
> a right to know
>
> I'm just wondering - a postbox and some stamps don't strike me a
> requiring much "funding" (unless of course this organizatio
regularl
> sends out letters to all New York households)... can anyone explain
> I'm not very familiar with NYSCOF. Is Paul representing thi
> organization as a volunteer, or has he been hired as a lawyer t
> represent NYSCOF

We work with most of the same groups and people as the Fluoride Actio
Network
Names and groups are listed there.  www.fluorideaction.ne

NYSCOF works on a shoe string budget and the truth

Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporat
money and support, people in every state whose job is to promot
fluoridation. The whole national institutes of dental research, th
CDC's oral health division.  If fluoridationists have problems wit
ou
little group of truth tellers, maybe fluoridation isn't really th
panacea they claim it to be

Some fluoridationists lie, distort the truth and use name-calling
using the knowledge and stategies taught to them in school an
fluoridation pep-rallies, rather than science to support their claims

Everyone in the NYSCOF works pro bono and it's no one's job to d
this

NYSCOF was formed and incorporated in the 1970's to successfull
thwar
a bill to mandate fluoridation in New York State.  It also helpe
create a NYS law called the "local rule bill" that requires a vote b

legislative body rather than any other entity (like a healt
commissioner) from mandating fluoridation

NYSCOF works very closely with elected officials whenever the nee
arises

Funding comes from a once a year appeal from supporters. The prope
ta
forms are filled out.  But since the amount we receive is so small
yo
probably won't see it in any databases

The question you should be asking us is how much does it cost each o
us to work for NYSCOF

New York State Coaltion Opposed to Fluoridation, Inc
www.orgsites.com/ny/nysco
nyscof@gmail.com - 11 Sep 2005 11:46 GMT
letsconnect wrote:
> Mark & Steven Bornfeld wrote:
>
> Paul--will you ever disclose on your website what individuals and
> organizations are involved with NYSCOFF?  I'd be curious to know
where
> your funding is coming from--and I think your supporters and donors
have
> a right to know.
>
> I'm just wondering - a postbox and some stamps don't strike me as
> requiring much "funding" (unless of course this organization
regularly
> sends out letters to all New York households)... can anyone explain?
> I'm not very familiar with NYSCOF. Is Paul representing this
> organization as a volunteer, or has he been hired as a lawyer to
> represent NYSCOF?

We work with most of the same groups and people as the Fluoride Action
Network.
Names and groups are listed there.  www.fluorideaction.net

NYSCOF works on a shoe string budget and the truth.

Fluoridationists have lobbiests, federal and private grants, corporate
money and support, people in every state whose job is to promote
fluoridation. The whole national institutes of dental research, the
CDC's oral health division.  If fluoridationists have problems with
our
little group of truth tellers, maybe fluoridation isn't really the
panacea they claim it to be.

Some fluoridationists lie, distort the truth and use name-calling,
using the knowledge and stategies taught to them in school and
fluoridation pep-rallies, rather than science to support their claims.

Everyone in the NYSCOF works pro bono and it's no one's job to do
this.

NYSCOF was formed and incorporated in the 1970's to successfully
thwart
a bill to mandate fluoridation in New York State.  It also helped
create a NYS law called the "local rule bill" that requires a vote by
a
legislative body rather than any other entity (like a health
commissioner) from mandating fluoridation.

NYSCOF works very closely with elected officials whenever the need
arises.

Funding comes from a once a year appeal from supporters. The proper
tax
forms are filled out.  But since the amount we receive is so small,
you
probably won't see it in any databases.

The question you should be asking us is how much does it cost each of
us to work for NYSCOF.

New York State Coaltion Opposed to Fluoridation, Inc.
www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof
 
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