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The Fluoridation Deception – Part 1
In the beginning, before water fluoridation was actually started, some industrialists were concerned about disposal of their industrial toxic waste fluoride in an economical or profitable way and to prevent any further lawsuits from chipping away at corporate profits. The … Continue reading
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