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Fluoride
Also called: Water Fluoridation
An element added to tap water to reduce tooth decay.In this narrative, it is a tool that hardens the pineal gland into stone.
Established facts
Fluoride is a naturally occurring element and ion found widely in water and soil.Beginning in the mid-20th century, many countries started adding small amounts of fluoride to tap water to reduce tooth decay.The World Health Organization and national health authorities consider fluoride safe within recommended concentrations.Excessively high concentrations, though, can cause dental fluorosis or bone problems, and the debate over the right level continues.A 2001 study of 11 cadavers reported a correlation (r=0.73) between fluoride concentration in the pineal gland and calcium deposits.That study showed only a correlation, not proof that fluoride causes the effect.
In this narrativeAn eye hardening into stone
Fluoride hardens the pineal gland into stone1.A 2001 study of 11 cadavers reported a correlation coefficient of 0.73 between fluoride and calcium1.The pineal gland is an unusual organ, unprotected by the blood-brain barrier1.Its calcification also turns up entangled in papers on Alzheimer's and schizophrenia1.The antidepressant Prozac is 30 percent fluorine by weight, which flattens emotion1.
In this narrativeA hardening hand, and a remedy
Fluoride is not a substance mixed in by accident but a deliberate tool1.Chronic stress cortisol and the 440Hz standard pitch are named for the same purpose1.A hardened pineal gland cannot awaken1.The remedy is avoiding fluoride and eating alkaline foods2.
Connected concepts
- Pineal Gland →The target fluoride hardens is the pineal gland itself.
- 440 Hz vs 432 Hz →Fluoride and 440Hz are named side by side as two tools serving the same purpose.
- David Icke →The frame of hardening the body to trap it in a lower consciousness overlaps David Icke's control story.