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Abz2000
12-03-2011, 01:01 AM
A study conducted by scientists in India demonstrates that consumption of sodium fluoride results in brain and neurological damage. It was published by K. Pratap Reddy of the University College of Sciences at Osmania University in Hyderabad, India, on January 10, 2011......
http://www.infowars.com/study-proves...-brain-damage/

here's the pdf of the most recent study:

http://static.infowars.com/2011/12/i/general/2011_study-neurodegenerative_changes_from_fluoride_of_brain_s pinal_cord_and_sciatic_nerve.pdf

Did you know that sodium Fluoride is also one of the basic ingredients in both PROZAC (FLUoxetene Hydrochloride) and Sarin Nerve Gas (Isopropyl-Methyl-Phosphoryl FLUORIDE)?
Fluoride used by Nazis to sterilize inmates and make them docile. Fluoride a key dumbing down ingredient of Prozac and Sarin nerve gas -- poisons of choice for tyrant rats.

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Historically, this substance was quite expensive for the worlds' premier chemical companies to dispose of - but in the 50's and 60's - Alcoa and the entire aluminum industry - with a vast overabundance of the toxic waste - SOMEHOW sold the FDA and our government on the insane (but highly profitable) idea of buying this poison at a 20,000% markup and then injecting it into our water supply as well as into the nation's toothpastes and dental rinse. Yes that's right folks, a 20,000% markup. Consider also that when sodium Fluoride is injected into our drinking water, its level is approximately 1 part-per-million (ppm), but since we only drink ½ of one percent of the total water supply, the hazardous chemical literally 'goes down the drain' and voila - the chemical industry has not only a free hazardous waste disposal system - but we have also PAID them handsomely in the process!!

There have been various independent scientific studies conducted - most of which get NO mention in the mass media box in your living room.
or at the schools your kids go to
- the question is:
did the nazis fluoridate the concentration camp victims because they cared about their teeth?
or was it because they wanted a bunch of docile zombies content with the likes of celebrity big brother, x factor and strictly come dancing?
and even if it has some dental benefits - do most people just gargle tap water or use it as drink consumed by their bodies and brains, and as an ingredient in cooking?
who in their right mind would drink toothpaste?


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Snowflake
12-03-2011, 04:10 AM
JazakAllah khayr for the article Brother. I'm sick of how harmful chemicals are added in everything and drugs are prescribed for everything nowadays. And people who used home remedies successfully for centuries, have ditched them in favour of drugs. Every time we hear of a sick relative in Pakistan, we find they had been to hospital for a drip. You have a headache, you go and get yourself attached to a drip. You have tummy ache you go get a drip. Your toe hurts you get a drip. No please get a grip not a drip folks! Not saying there aren't genuine times when it's needed like in cases of dehydration. But otherwise the drip is the cure to all ills for them.

I remember as a child hearing elders say that tablet's cause heat in the liver. Of course I didn't know what it meant except that it didn't sound too good - until I learnt from a Chinese Medicine course how harmful this is. Two women died recently after overdosing on Paracetamol. The OD was that they took a normal dose of paracemol with another medication that also contained the drug. That OD was sufficient to cause liver failure, since their livers had already been weakened by the years of use of the drug. So it makes me mad when I see our elders now ditching natural cures for drugs. One of the most effective remedies for migraines is to tie the head with a cloth as tight as you can. This is what the Prophet salallahu alayhi wasallam used to do. It drains the excess blood from the veins in the head and relieves the pain. I used to see women doing this, but now? A rag around the head clashes with the latest suit, so popping pills is more their style guess.

We should use natural remedies whenever possible unless it's an absolute emergency. When Allah revealed the verse regarding foods permissible to us, He in His Wisdom and Mercy, told us to eat foods that are not only pure but good. Haram things are prohibited because they are impure and harmful. The Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam forbade killing frogs for medicinal purposes and the author of al Qanoon said, 'Eating the meat or blood of frogs might cause swelling sin the body, pale colour and uncontrollable ejaculation until death. This is why doctors hesitate to use it for medicinal purposes because of its harm.'

Also if we read the entire book about the Prophetic medicines, we will see that the Prophet forbade using harmful things as medicine, and despite encouraging seeking medicine to treat disease, not once did he mention the use of anything that is harmful. Allah has made foods a source of nourishment, vitality and healing. Include this with the healing Allah has placed in the Quran, duaa, Prophetic medicine, and you can almost feel the benefits that can be harnessed from these means.

Therefore we should avoid harmful things in all their forms, and make every effort to resist drugs unless it becomes a matter of life and death in which case Islam has made concessions to preserve life as a great blessing from Allah subhana wa ta 'ala.













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aadil77
12-03-2011, 08:10 AM
conspiracy theories....
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Snowflake
12-03-2011, 04:05 PM
^Then why do drug manufacturers put health warnings on little leaflets inside boxes?


Take Pantoprazole, also known as Protonix for instance. It's prescribed for not treating cancer or any other serious illness, but for reducing acid in the stomach. The same effect can be achieved with apple cider vinegar, milk and other natural remedies and of course avoiding acidic foods and eating less. Here are some side effects of a drugs from the drug manufacturer themselves:



'The chronic use of pantoprazole has caused stomach cancer in animal studies, but it is not known if this medication would have the same effects in humans. Talk with your doctor about your specific risk of developing stomach cancer.' http://www.emedicinehealth.com



Side Effects of Pantoprazole
  • Some of the most commonly observed side effects of pantoprazole are nausea, headache, vomiting and insomnia.
  • Along with this, malfunctioning of the liver is a commonly observed side effect.
  • In some cases, the blood sugar level will increase as a result of side effect of pantoprazole.
  • Different allergic reactions like skin rashes, chills and fever are some of the commonly observed side effects.
  • Some people experience abdominal pain due to side effect of pantoprazole.
  • In some cases, people are known to suffer from nausea and diarrhea.
  • Some people might suffer from excessive burping and from flatulence.
  • It affects the mental condition of a person and is known to give rise to anxiety.
  • Pain in the joints, back pain, neck pain and chest pain are a few commonly observed side effects of pantoprazole side effects.
  • Some people might suffer from urinary tract infections and respiratory tract infection.
  • In some cases, people suffer from sore throat and irritation and inflammation of nasal passages.
  • Digestive problems like indigestion, constipation, stomach pain and gastroenteritis can be the side effects of pantoprazole.
  • The other commonly observed side effects are flu like symptoms and migraine.
  • Along with all the above mentioned side effects, bronchitis and coughing are observed in some people.
  • Respiratory problems like difficulty in breathing, tightness in chest and irregular heartbeat can be a consequence, of pantoprazole side effect.
  • Changes in the skin like its color changing to yellow, peeling of the skin, appearance of blisters, appearance of unusual bruising are observed. Some people's eyes tend to become yellow. Some people might suffer from blurred vision.
  • In a few cases, people tend to feel weak and lack energy and strength.
  • Dark urine is observed in some people because of the side effect of pantoprazole.
  • Swelling of the mouth, hands, feet and lips can occur due to the side effect of pantoprazole.

Other severe side effects of pantoprazole are:

Source: http://www.buzzle.com


Not all people suffer from these side effects - or the side effects may not be linked to the drug and go unreported. But one thing is certain, that all allopathic drugs are extremely toxic and the liver recognizing them as poisons tries to eliminate them from the body. But although the liver is capable of repairing itself, it will eventually become weak/damaged and be unable to function properly.
So although there's no doubt about the effectiveness of drugs, they don't come without harm and so should be avoided as much as one possibly can.
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Abz2000
12-03-2011, 05:07 PM
what is this issue we seem to have - that when government inconsistencies are questioned - they are labelled "conspiracy theories" but when the controlled media come out with totally fabricated lies about imaginary conspiracies, they are not even labelled conspiracy theories, but taken as fact?
doesn't this prove that this is a label and no longer an objective term?

Councillors have a responsibility to uphold the basic Human Rights of the people they represent to choose what medication they and their family wish to take,
and not have it enforced through their water supply."

(Councillor Adrian Underwood, South Ribble District Council,
First Chairman of North West Councils Against Fluoridation, !989)
http://www.ukcaf.org/
UK Councils Against Fluoridation


The case brought against the South Central Strategic Health Authority (SHA) by Southampton resident and opponent of water fluoridation Geraldine Milner has been heard in the Royal Courts of Justice. Ms Milner’s case was about whether or not the SHA acted legally in making its decision (back in February 2009) to fluoridate the water in Southampton and some of the surrounding areas, despite opposition from 72% of the respondents in the public consultation.

http://www.anh-europe.org/news/fluor...and-regulation

Judge says health authority was right to seek permission to fluoridate the water in Southampton and parts of south west Hampshire to protect teeth.

Judge gives go-ahead to add fluoride to city's tap water supply - despite overwhelming public opposition

Plans to add fluoride to tap water in a major city were endorsed by a judge yesterday despite overwhelming public opposition.

Mr Justice Holman rejected claims that the decision-making process was defective and dismissed a legal challenge to the scheme in Southampton.

Hampshire council and three quarters of residents oppose the plans drawn up by the strategic health authority. But dentists say the scheme will cut tooth decay in children.

Just 10 per cent of England’s water is fluoridated, covering 5.5million people, mainly in the North East and West Midlands. The last fluoridation scheme was introduced in 1985.

Refusing a claim for judicial review by Southampton mother-of-three Geraldine Milner, the judge said there had been no illegality.

‘It is important to stress that our democratic Parliament decided long ago that water can, in certain circumstances, be fluoridated,’ he added.

‘It is not the law that fluoridation can occur only when a majority of the local population agree. Parliament has firmly entrusted area-specific decision making to the relevant strategic health authority.’


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1356208/Judge-gives-ahead-add-fluoride-Southamptons-tap-water.html#ixzz1fUdCCDg4


maybe it's also a "conspiracy theory" to claim that you live in a fake democracy?

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