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Dangers of Fluoride

I am having trouble staying focused this morning. My thoughts seem to have a life of their own, I feel a little scattered and unable to concentrate, and it may be due to years of fluoride exposure. Even if this day’s scatteredness is just due to the rain, I have most certainly been impacted by the fluoride that has been in my drinking water and in my toothpaste since I was a little girl. 
Did you know that fluoride was originally labeled by the EPA as a toxic waste that was part of the uranium enrichment process? And yet, we are being forced to endure its effects with the promise that it is good for us, even necessary.
Well here is a short list of some of the things that fluoride produces in our bodies.
  • Cancer
  • Genetic DNA Damage
  • Thyroid Disruption – affecting the complete endocrine system and leading to obesity
  • Neurological Damage – diminished IQ and inability to focus, lethargy and weariness.
  • Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Melatonin Disruption -- lowers immunity to cancer, accelerates aging, sleep disorders.

  • Pineal Gland Calcification -- clogs this gland located in the middle of the brain

Pineal Gland Calcification

Your pineal gland absorbs more fluoride than any other part of your body. It’s like a fluoride sponge. Pineal gland calcification is devastating to us as a race. This little pine cone shaped gland is also known as our third eye. Just like we use our eyes to see, to connect with our physical world through our sense of sight, we use our pineal glad to see spiritually. It is the glad that facilitates our sixth sense, our connection with the dimensions that are all around us every day, but we, especially in the West (fluoride pushing countries) have lost this ability to such a degree that many of us have become completely spiritually blind, not even believing that a spiritual world exists.

Fluoride has blinded us to God and to the many faceted planes of existence we don’t see with our physical eyes, but we all intuitively feel at some level. This blinding leaves us seriously handicapped, just as if we were physically blind.

Who would want to do such a thing? What agenda would be promoted by blinding us like this?

Thank about it...

Now think for a minute about those little vitamin B pills you can take that you stick under your tongue. They are quickly absorbed through the soft tissues in your mouth and directly into your bloodstream.

Now think for a minute about your toothpaste. And about fluoride. And about things absorbing directly into your bloodstream.

If you want to have a spiritual awakening, 

one of the first things you might want to do is 

throw out your toothpaste.


Homemade All Natural Toothpaste

  1. Plain baking soda works great
  2. Add a little coconut oil
  3. Add a little lime juice
  4. You can even add a little honey to sweeten it as it is a great all natural bacteria killer
  5. Add a few drops of mint essential oil if you have it laying around the house
Plain baking soda is all you really need, so don’t delay just because you don’t have coconut oil or mint oil  Remember, whatever you put into your mouth is going to be absorbed directly into your bloodstream, so choose things that are good for you.

How to De-Calcify your Pineal Gland

  • Get some sun. Take off your sunglasses.
  • Reduce your meat intake, especially beef and pork
  • Increase your fruit and veggie intake, especially dark green veggies
  • Stay away from preservatives in your food
  • Eat nuts, seeds, and beans  
  • Add herbs to your diet like cilantro, oregano, and parsley
  • Cook with coconut oil
  • Indulge in raw cacao
  • Drink alkaline or distilled water
  • Swig a little apple cider vinegar every day 

 To a better, more spiritually awake, and healthier you!
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