ok ...

~ a little better customized u-toob revision ~
~ of the recent fluoride water ~mis~treatment issue ~

watch, how it is the ~ mystery ingredient ~ focused upon, alluding, by mind.control.media.stream's silence, that the sodium fluoride itself, is acceptable:

[link to www.youtube.com]

from a lot of experience in water treatment plants, i find it regrettable that few have latched on to the use of aluminum in water treatment at many municipal plants. Why aluminum in water treatment? >

we find this at:
[link to www.greensboro-...nc.gov]

Alum

Aluminum Sulfate is Al2(SO4)3 and is commonly called filter alum. It is purchased as a liquid at a concentration of 48 percent alum in a water solution. This alum solution is then added to the incoming raw water at the rate of 18-24 milligrams per liter (mg/L). Alums are used in such everyday products as baking powders and deodorants. In water treatment, alum is used as a coagulant, which binds together very fine suspended particles into larger particles that can be removed by settling and filtration. In this way, objectionable color and turbidity (cloudiness), as well as the aluminum itself, are removed from the drinking water.

~ i take * strong * exception with the above statement that:

"as well as the aluminum itself, are removed from the drinking water"

few chemical and molecular bond actions come close to 100% and thus the coagulation process only binds some, but not all, of the aluminum-particulate-crap into clumps, which is then filtered from the water ... the rest? ... most folks are ingesting it and showering in it ...

and we wonder about the epidemic proportions of Alzheimers?

oh, and the quoted:

"Alums are used in such everyday products as baking powders and deodorants."

sure gives me a warm fuzzy feel, if it is good enuff for corp.food and corp.hygiene then it must be ok, and safe, right ... right? ... right ...

from one MSDS sheet for Alum, we find:

Protective Clothing/Equipment:

Wear chemically protective gloves, boots, aprons, and gauntlets to prevent prolonged or repeated skin contact.
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kind of hard to shower that way ;)

yes ... i know ... the concentrations are low and all measures are taken to prevent excess un-coagulated concentrations ... really ... really? ... really, ever work in a water plant?

~ namaste ~

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