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Does fluoride calcify the pineal gland?

Calcification is real. The problem is the sentence that comes after it.

Anatomical section of the brain; the pine-cone shape at the centre is the pineal glandDr. Johannes Sobotta · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Calcium really does build up in the pineal gland.It is called calcification and shows up white on an X-ray.It becomes more common with age.That much is in the textbooks.

A 2001 study by Jennifer Luke is the one usually cited.It measured fluoride in the pineal glands of eleven cadavers and reported a correlation with calcium deposits.Eleven is a small sample, and a correlation is all it showed.The study did not establish that fluoride is the cause.

Red-pill material takes two further steps.First, that fluoride hardens the gland.Second, that a hardened gland shuts down spiritual ability.No study supports the second step.

There is a separate, real debate about fluoridated water.The World Health Organization and national health bodies consider it safe at recommended levels.Too high a concentration can cause dental fluorosis or bone problems.That debate is about teeth and bones, not about spirituality.

This post is not health advice.Talk to a doctor about anything concerning your body.

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