Is Fluoride Killing You, Too?
Is Fluoride Killing You, Too? by Bette Dowdell, published by Confident Faith Institute LLC on May 15, 2013, is a concise exploration of the effects of fluoride on health. This 66-page book delves into the author’s personal experiences after moving to a city with fluoridated water, highlighting the impact on various bodily systems, including the thyroid and digestive system. Dowdell presents her findings on how fluoride can undermine overall well-being, leading to fatigue, skin aging, and other health issues.
Readers will find a detailed examination of the potential dangers associated with fluoride exposure, as well as insights into how it may affect family health and personal hygiene. The book aims to inform those concerned about the implications of fluoride in their lives, offering research-based information that could lead to better health choices. With its focus on health and self-help, this edition serves as a resource for individuals seeking to understand the broader implications of fluoride in their daily lives.
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When Bette Dowdell moved to a city that fluoridated the water, she had no idea she had just drawn a target on her back. Well, actually she targeted her endocrine system–thyroid, adrenals, pancreas, thymus, bones, etc., etc., etc–the foundation for good health. For instance, fluoride whacks the thyroid hard, eliminating any chance of getting through the day with energy and style. While a brain full of oatmeal, a semi-bald head and fatigue-like-can’t-believe are bad enough, how about a digestive system that doesn’t work, skin that ages before your very eyes, and muscles that simply fade away. Is Fluoride Killing You, Too tells you what Bette uncovered in her research that got her out of the ditch. It’ll do the same for you, too.
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