Cynthia A. Janak
Fluoride -- what you do not know
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By Cynthia A. Janak
August 4, 2010

As you, my readers, know, I am a very curious person and when some item catches my attention I research to find all the facts. As you can see by the title Fluoride did just that. Let me tell you why. One day I was curious when brushing my teeth as to what is in my toothpaste. What caught my eye was that there was a warning on the label. That set off the red flag as to the fact that my toothpaste has the potential to be dangerous to my health. Needless to say, I finished brushing my teeth quickly and started my research.

To start with I am going to show you what is in my toothpaste.

Active Ingredients:

Sodium Flouride, Triclosan

Inactive Ingredients:

Water, Hydrated Silica, Glycerin, Sorbitol, PVM/MA copolymer, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Flavor, Cellulose gum, Sodium Hydroxide, Propylene glycol, Carrageenan, Sodium Saccharin, Titanium Dioxide

The first and only ingredient I looked at was Sodium Flouride. The reason being is that Sodium Flouride is the reason for the Warning label on my tooth paste. Here are my findings.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_fluoride

Sodium fluoride is classed as toxic by both inhalation and ingestion.[7] In high enough doses, it has been shown to affect the heart and circulatory system, and the lethal dose for a 70 kg human is estimated at 5–10 g.[4]

    4. ^ a b Aigueperse, Jean; Paul Mollard, Didier Devilliers, Marius Chemla, Robert Faron, Renée Romano, Jean Pierre Cuer (2005), "Fluorine Compounds, Inorganic," in Ullmann, Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, Weinheim: Wiley-VCH

    7.
    ^ http://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/S3722.htm NaF MSDS

I just had to find out more about this because I thought my toothpaste was safe and in essence it isn't. So why do we have fluoride in this product? I decided to go and find the history behind Fluoride and this is what I found.

http://www.fluoride-history.de/p-mfp.htm

This is a rather long document but very informative. I found it to be rather interesting in a couple of areas. One being that I. G. Farben is mentioned as to being given findings for evaluation for the use of pest control. Here is an excerpt.

1932

Gerda von Krueger, one of Lange's students, became involved in fluorophosphate research as part of the work for her PhD thesis. She was able to prepare potassium and ammonium hexafluorophosphates in higher yields and forwarded some of these salts to Riedel de Haen Company for toxicological tests which showed them to be rather inert (16,17). In collaboration with Lange she also prepared a few esters of monofluorophosphoric acid and thus both felt sure the isolation of the free acid might be possible under conditions more favorable than the ones hitherto used. Upon heating silver monofluorophosphate with methyl or ethyl iodide they prepared the corresponding dialkyl monofluorophosphates which exerted a strong action on the authors: "the fumes of these compounds have a pleasant, slightly aromatic odor. But a few minutes after inhalation there's a feeling of pressure to the larynx and difficulty in breathing. Then a disturbance of consciousness develops, as well as blurred vision and a painful oversensitivity of the eyes towards light. Only after several hours the problems wear off. They are apparently not caused by acidic products of a possible decomposition but by the esters themselves. The effects are exerted by very small amounts." Several homologues have been prepared, i.e. the di-n-propyl and the di-n-butyl esters (16). The amounts of the esters to which the human organism reacts in the way described are below one milligramm (17). Lange felt these compounds might be useful for pest control and offered them to I. G. Farben Industry for evaluation. But the company apparently had no interest at that time (17a). Within two years I. G. Farben changed its mind and began its own developmental program.


What interested me here was I. G. Farben. I know that I. G. Farben was the company that did the studies at Auschwitz. The other thing that interested me was about the fumes the fumes of these compounds have a pleasant, slightly aromatic odor. But a few minutes after inhalation there's a feeling of pressure to the larynx and difficulty in breathing. I instantly thought about the gas chambers in the concentration camps. I just had to look this up to verify association.

http://www.newswithviews.com/Devvy/kidd102.htm

"To whom it may concern: I, Oliver Kenneth Goff, was a member of the Communist Party and the Young Communist League from May 2, 1936 to October 9, 1939. During this period of time, I operated under the alias of John Keats and the number 18-B-2. My testimony before the Government is incorporated in Volume 9 of the Un-American Activities Report for the year 1939..."

"We discussed quite thoroughly the fluoridation of water supplies and how we were using it in Russia as a tranquilizer in the prison camps. The leaders of our school felt that if it could be induced into the American water supply, it would bring about a spirit of lethargy in the nation; where it would keep the general public docile during a steady encroachment of Communism. We also discussed the fact that keeping a store of deadly fluoride near the water reservoir would be advantageous during the time of the revolution, as it would give us opportunity to dump this poison into the water supply and either kill off the populace or threaten them with liquidation, so that they would surrender to obtain fresh water. ..."


I could not find any reference to this being used in the gas chambers but I did find the above reference to what they did with the water and how they used Fluoride as a tranquilizer.

I just had to read further because I was under the impression like all of us that Fluoride was good for better teeth and less cavities. Boy, was I wrong.

"Mr. Dickinson reveals that, "At the end of the Second World War, the United States Government sent Charles Elliot Perkins, a research worker in chemistry, biochemistry, physiology and pathology, to take charge of the vast Farben chemical plants in Germany. While there, he was told by German chemists of a scheme which had been worked out by them during the war and adopted by the German General Staff. This scheme was to control the population in any given area through mass medication of drinking water. In this scheme, sodium fluoride will in time reduce an individual's power to resist domination by slowly poisoning and narcotising a certain area of the brain, and will thus make him submissive to the will of those who wish to govern him. Both the Germans and the Russians added fluoride to the drinking water of prisoners of war to make them stupid and docile."

This just made me sit back and digest all that I have read because during the last 10–12 years people in the independent media have been complaining how apathetic the people of the United States are. In the last few years they are calling the people "sheeple." Do you think this is why?

Then I had to check out to see if they were doing this in Europe. I found this nice tidbit and found that many countries in Europe do not fluoridate their water.

http://www.fluoride-journal.com/98-31-3/313-171.htm

3. Whereas the WHO and WHA recommended the introduction of community water fluoridation in 1969, 1975, 1978, water fluoridation was stopped in some of the European Member States of the WHO.49 The reason for these cessations of water fluoridation was not a political one, but the consequence of scientific discussion of its effectiveness and side effects. Water fluoridation was stopped in the following States: Federal Republic of Germany50 (introduced 1952, stopped 1971); Sweden (introduced 1952, stopped 1971); Netherlands51-53 (introduced 1953, stopped 1976); Czechoslovakia49 (introduced 1958, stopped 1988/90); German Democratic Republic49 (introduced 1959, stopped 1990 (Spremberg 1993)); Union of Soviet Socialist Republics49 (introduced 1960, stopped 1990); Finland49 (introduced 1959, stopped 1993); outside Europe: Japan49 (introduced 1952, stopped 1972).

In Europe more than 53 million people who had water fluoridation for many years are now free from it.

4. Dentists and WHO experts have predicted a very large caries increase ("a tide of caries") after termination of fluoridation.49 Analyses of the data, however, reveal a significant decrease in dental caries (caries decline) after suspension of water fluoridation in Japan,49,54 in the Netherlands,55 in Prague,49,56 in the German Democratic Republic,49 and elsewhere. Never has any real increase in dental caries been observed after water fluoridation was discontinued.


My question now is, are there any benefits at all. I found my answer to that quickly enough. I found this gem from The National Academies Press, Health Effects of Ingested Fluoride, 1993. Just looking at the titles of the different chapters made me pause to the reason why are we drinking fluorinated water. Here are some of the chapter titles.

http://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=2204

2. Dental Fluorosis

3. Fluoride Exposure and Risk of Bone Fracture

4. Reproductive Effects of Fluoride

5. Effects of Ingested Fluoride on Renal, Gastrointestinal and Immune Systems

6. Genotoxicity of Fluoride

7. Carcinogenicity of Fluoride

So I have to ask the question again as to why do we fluoridate our water. It is obvious that there are no benefits as to reducing caries (cavities), Europe is not doing it, and there are health issues so what is the upside. I personally have found no logical reason to continue to spend tax dollars on this practice.

I did find out some interesting side connections to this whole thing that I was not happy with.

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/PHARMACEUTICAL_BUSINESS/history_of_the_pharmaceutical_industry.htm

The History of the

"Business With Disease"

The most powerful German economic corporate emporium in the first half of this century was the Interessengemeinschaft Farben or IG Farben, for short. Interessengemeinschaft stands for "Association of Common Interests" and was nothing more than a powerful cartel of BASF, Bayer, Hoechst, and other German chemical and pharmaceutical companies. IG Farben was the single largest donor to the election campaign of Adolph Hitler. One year before Hitler seized power, IG Farben donated 400,000 marks to Hitler and his Nazi party. Accordingly, after Hitler's seizure of power, IG Farben was the single largest profiteer of the German conquest of the world, the Second World War.






The Disgraced Managers of IG Farben

Fritz ter Meer (1884-1967)


  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1926-1945, member of the working committee and the technical committee, director of section II

  • 1943 plenipotentiary for Italy of the Reich Minister for armaments and war production, military economist chief industrialist responsible for Auschwitz .

  • 1948 found guilty of "plundering" and "enslavement" and condemned to seven years detention. Released 1952.

  • 1955 board member of Bayer

  • 1956-1964 chairman of the board of Bayer chairman of the board of Th. Goldschmidt AG, deputy chairman of the board of Commerzbank, Bank-Association AG, board member of the Waggonfabrik Uerdingen, the Duesseldorfer waggonfabrik AG, the bank association West Germany AG and the United Industrial enterprises AG (VIAG)

Otto Ambros (1901-1990):

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1938-1945, member of the chemical committee and chairman of commission K (agents), special advisors of Krauchs F+E department for the four-year plan, director of the special committee C (chemical agents), the main committee for powders and explosives in the office for arms, military industrial leader

  • Responsible for choice of location, planning, building and running of IG Auschwitz as operations manager. Managing director of the Buna-Works and synthetic fuel production

  • 1945 knight's cross and Distinguished Service Cross

  • 1948 found guilty of "enslavement" condemned to eight years detention.

  • Released 1952.

  • Starting in 1954 chairman, deputy chairmen and member of the boards of: Chemie Grünenthal, Pintsch Bamag AG, Knoll AG, Feldmühle Papier- und Zellstoffwerke, Telefunken GmbH, Grünzweig & Hartmann, Internationale Galalithgesellschaft, Berliner Handelsgesellschaft, Süddeutsche Kalkstickstoffwerke, Vereinigte Industrieunternehmungen (VIAG) with its subsidiaries Scholven-Chemie and Phenol-Chemie as an advisor to F. K. Flick und of the US Industrialist J.P. Grace is entangled in the early eighties in the "Flick scandal"

Hermann Schmitz (1881-1960)

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1926-1935, chairman of the board 1935-1945 and "head of finances" to the IG

  • Head of military economics, member of the Nazi party (NSDAP)

  • 1941 Distinguished Service Cross 1st. Class

  • 1948 found guilty of "plundering" condemned to four years in prison. Released 1950.

  • 1952 board member of the German bank Berlin West

  • 1956 honorary chairman of the board of Rheinish steel plants.

Fritz Gajewski (1888-1962)

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1931-1945, head of section III (point of contact to Dynamite Nobel)

  • At Nuremberg , found "not guiltily" for all charges

  • 1949 managing director, 1952 chairman of the board of Dynamite Nobel AG

  • 1953 Distinguished Service Cross of the Federal Republic of Germany

  • 1957 retirement, honorary chairman of the board of Dynamite Nobel AG, chairman of the board of Genschow & Co. and the Chemie-Verwaltungs AG, board member of Huels AG and the Gelsenkirchener mines

Heinrich Buetefisch (1894-1969)

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1934-1945, deputy director of section I, director of gasoline synthesis for IG Auschwitz

  • 1932 (together with Gattineau) had the conversation with Hitler, that defined the petrol pact, 1936 co-worker of Krauch on the four year plan as a production representative for oil in the Arms Ministry

  • SS Obersturmbannführer, military industrial leader, awarded the "friend of the Reich leader SS" cross.

  • 1948 found guilty of "enslavement" condemned to six years detention.

  • Released 1951.

  • 1952 supervisory board member of Ruhr-Chemie and Kohle-Öl-Chemie among others.

  • 1964 Distinguished Service Cross of the Federal Republic of Germany. The award was taken back after 16 days due to violent protests

Friedrich Jaehne (1879-1965)

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1934-1945, chief engineer of the IG, deputy director of the BG central Rhine/Maingau

  • 1943 head of military economics, Distinguished Service Cross 1st. Class 1948 found guilty of "plundering" condemned to 18 months detention

  • 1955 supervisory board member of the "new" Farbwerke Hoechst. In the same year elevated to supervisory board chairman elect — Karl Winnacker said "in the meantime the liquidation conclusion law had been issued and freed us from all discriminating regulations. So we could add Friedrich Jaehne, chief engineer of the old IG, to the supervisory board. He presided over this committee until 1963. In 1945 none of us would have thought that the two of us would be able to co-operate at the head of our company ."

  • Supervisory board chairman of the Alfreds Messer GmbH (later Messer Griesheim), supervisory board member with Linde

  • 1959 Dr. Ing. E.h. of TH Munich, 1962 Bavarian service medal, honorary senator of TH Munich, Distinguished Service Cross of the Federal Republic of Germany

Carl Krauch (1887-1968)

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1926-1940, chairman of the board 1940-1945, director of the coordination center W, director of the Reich office for economics, plenipotentiary for special questions on chemical production, military industrial leader.

  • 1943 Knight's Cross for Distinguished War services.

  • 1948 found guilty of "enslavement" and condemned to six years in prison. Released 1950.

  • 1955 board member of Huels GmbH.

  • In 1956 in the Frankfurt Auschwitz court case is quoted as saying: "they were usually anti-social elements, so called political prisoners" (describing the prisoners of Auschwitz-Monowitz)

Carl Wurster (1900-1974)

  • Member of the IG FARBEN executive committee 1938-1945, director of BG upper Rhine, board member of DEGESCH

  • Head of military economics and member of the military economic advisory council of the Reich chamber of economics

  • 1945 Knight's Cross for Distinguished War Services

  • At Nuremberg , found "not guiltily" of all charges

  • 1952 chairman of the board of the "new" BASF, chairman of the board for Duisburger Kupferhuette and Robert Bosch AG, board member of Augusts Viktoria, the Buna-Werke Huels GmbH, Süddeutschen Bank, Deutschen Bank, Vereinigten Glanzstoff, BBC, Allianz, Degussa, 1965 retirement as chairman of the board of BASF

  • 1952 honorary professor of the University of Heidelberg , Dr. rer. RK h.c. the University of Tübingen , 1953 Dr. Ing. E.h. of the TH Munich, 1955 Distinguished Service Cross of the Federal Republic of Germany, Bayer service medal, 1960 Dr. rer. pole h.c. the University of Mannheim, honorary senator of the Universities of Mainz, Karlsruhe and Tübingen, honorary citizen of the University of Stuttgart, honoury citizen of the city of Ludwigshafen, 1967 Schiller prize of the city of Mannheim, president of the federation of the chemical industry, vice-president of the Max-Planck company, the company of German chemists.

Need I say more? I do not want to but in the future I am going to see if there are any more interesting links with I. G. Farben.

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