Let's check the daily requirement for aluminum.Some say 2.5 mcg per day, some say 50 mcg per day, and some say 1 gram.Just why 1 gram, because well, there seems to be no need for this aluminum, but most researchers say, let's not more than 50 mcg per day.Because excess aluminum leads to symptoms similar to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases.At the same time, our need for aluminum is completely satisfied by food; moreover, we get much more than 50 mcg per day from food.
Let's see.So, we need a maximum of 50 mcg per day.If I take 100 gr.of this oatmeal and steam it with milk or boiling water, I get 1970 mcg, but I only need 50 mcg.Who is outraged to the core?I am outraged to the core.Wheat - 100 gr.1500 mcg, that is, any bun gives you 20 times more aluminum than normal.Rice - almost 1 gram, potatoes 860 mcg, you know, and most importantly - these are all products of plant origin.This does not mean that we won’t eat these products, we will, we will, we will eat normally, but girls, let’s remove medications containing aluminum, ointments, toothpastes containing aluminum and aluminum foil.So that there are no additional sources, you understand.
And now fluorine is also a microelement.A very controversial mineral - on the one hand, organic fluorine is part of the structure of our tooth enamel and tooth enamel is the densest thing in our body, that is, it is hydroxyapatite, in which one bond is replaced by fluorine, but it was originally organic fluorine.They are trying to put in toothpastes and gels for fluoridation of teeth simply the sodium salt of fluoride acid, in general, inorganic fluorine.And inorganic fluorine is a spare part of mouse poison.
How does this show up in your toothpaste?Why toothpaste, well, because the tooth is the only place where fluoride exists.And one scientist says: “Listen, but if this thing requires fluoride, maybe if we add fluoride to toothpaste, we will get a cool result - preventing caries.”They told him: “Okay, develop the topic.”And he began to develop.This researcher had no laboratory, no money, but he continued his research, and then it dawned on him that fluoride added to toothpaste really works.He was given a laboratory, he was given money, he continued his research and said: “Guys, sorry, I think I was mistaken.Nothing happens to healthy tooth enamel, and nothing happens to damaged tooth enamel at all.”But the man was silenced.
Only Christopher Bryson knows who benefits from this.This is a journalist and producer for the BBC who wrote the book “Fluoride – the Big Deception.”It is available in English, but to be honest, I haven’t seen it in Russian.He spent 10 years collecting facts, papers that would confirm that... you know, something like this situation, well, in general, there are people who are involved in the disposal of, say, by-products in the production of fertilizers, and these are fluorine-containing by-products.It takes a lot of money to dispose of fluorine, because it is a very serious poison.When this researcher proved that fluoride could be mixed in inorganic form into toothpaste, they perked up.They began to isolate this fluorine and put it in toothpastes.At least there's profit, you know what it's all about.Here's the thing.