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Our teeth and gums play an important part of our overall health. You need to know that certain measures need to be taken to protect your dental health. |
Articles:
50 Years of Fluoridation - Celebration or Shame?
by Dr. Gary Farr 7/1/2002
The year, 1995, marks the 50th anniversary of fluoridation and the deliberate addition of fluoride to drinking water, for the avowed purpose of preventing tooth decay in children. Differences with orthodoxy are apparent in literature appearing from those in the dental profession and concerns over its viability as a social program are being expressed by its strongest supporters.
Adverse Health Effects Are Linked To Fluoride
by Dr. Gary Farr 2/7/2002
Think twice about drinking water with fluoride in it. This article gives you the basics as to why.
Facts About Fluoridation You Did Not Know
by Dr. Gary Farr 2/27/2002
Did you know that fluoride used to fluoridate water is an industrial waste product from the phosphate fertilizer industry? It is an unprocessed hazardous waste, contaminated with a number of toxins, particularly arsenic. Better think twice about that "safe water" you're drinking.
Is Fluoride Really As Safe As You Are Told?
by Dr. Gary Farr 2/9/2002
Fluoride is added to the water supply of most American cities for the ostensible purpose of dental hygiene. The reader will be amazed to find out that such a thing is not only unlikely, but actually the reverse of the ongoing reality The U.S. has been fluoridating drinking water for so many decades that we hardly think about it. Very few articles appear about fluoridation in newspapers and magazines any more. At least chlorine will evaporate from a glass of water if you let it sit for an hour or so. No such luck with fluoride. Even cooking, food processing, filtration, or digestion doesn't remove fluoride. Goes right up the food chain. Accumulates in fat cells.
What is a Root Canal?
by Dr. Gary Farr 6/16/2005
In the past, injured or diseased teeth frequently had to be removed. Today, they often can be saved through endodontic treatment. Also known as a root canal treatment, this procedure may be performed by a general dentist or a specialist called an endodontist.
What YOU Can Do to Help
by Dr. Gary Farr 5/30/2002
Here's your chance to change the face of health care. Your opinion and most importantly your ACTION CAN and DOES make a difference. We've provided many links to on-line petitions that only take a few minutes to complete.
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