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Episode #49: Fluoride's Hidden Dangers & Health Risks Uncovered

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About the Guest(s):

Dr. Kristin Hieshetter is the host of Functional Health Radio. With a background in chiropractic care and expertise in functional health and wellness, Dr. Kristin is dedicated to bringing accurate and cutting-edge information to her listeners. She is committed to improving public health through education and is involved in Functional Health University and associated initiatives.

Episode Summary:

In this insightful episode of Functional Health Radio, Dr. Kristin Hieshetter continues her exploration of fluoride and its controversial role in public health. Following the recent federal law that mandates the removal of fluoride from drinking water due to its harmful effects on children's IQs, Dr. Kristin delves into fluoride's potential links to bone diseases and cancer. She emphasizes the need for advocacy at local government levels to ensure the law is implemented effectively. Dr. Kristin critically examines a wealth of research, offering a balanced view of fluoride's implications on health.

The episode is rich with historical and scientific context, exploring studies from as far back as 1977. Dr. Kristin reviews literature on the correlation between fluoride exposure and bone cancer, highlighting the significant debates within the scientific community. She underscores the necessity of questioning existing scientific studies and offers practical advice on minimizing fluoride exposure, emphasizing the vital role of water filtration and careful selection of dental hygiene products. This episode serves as a wake-up call for listeners to become more proactive about the substances they and their families ingest.

Key Takeaways:
  • New federal law requires the removal of fluoride from drinking water due to its negative impact on children's IQs.
  • Historical and recent studies suggest potential links between fluoride exposure and increased cancer risks, although findings are inconsistent.
  • There is a critical need to filter drinking water to protect against various contaminants beyond fluoride.
  • The design and execution of many past studies on fluoride exposure are flawed, lacking evaluations of urinary fluoride excretion.
  • Advocacy is crucial for implementing and enforcing the new fluoride regulations by actively engaging with local government authorities.
Notable Quotes:
  • "The EPA legal allowable limit if you dose people in their water…we are overdosing fluoride, and it is negatively impacting children's IQs."
  • "Fluoride is an inorganic poison…if you don't put it in the water in trace amounts, it can cause crippling skeletal fluorosis."
  • "Let's think critically…Start to question more. More and more and more. Start to question more."
  • "Drinking water fluoride levels were not associated with cancer according to this study of a whole bunch of kids who had cancer."
  • "Be the change you want to see in the world and keep letting that positive light shine."
Resources:

Listen to the full episode to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding fluoride and public health and ensure you never miss an episode full of cutting-edge insights! Stay tuned for more illuminating discussions on Functional Health Radio.

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About the Guest(s):

Dr. Kristin Hieshetter is the host of Functional Health Radio. With a background in chiropractic care and expertise in functional health and wellness, Dr. Kristin is dedicated to bringing accurate and cutting-edge information to her listeners. She is committed to improving public health through education and is involved in Functional Health University and associated initiatives.

Episode Summary:

In this insightful episode of Functional Health Radio, Dr. Kristin Hieshetter continues her exploration of fluoride and its controversial role in public health. Following the recent federal law that mandates the removal of fluoride from drinking water due to its harmful effects on children's IQs, Dr. Kristin delves into fluoride's potential links to bone diseases and cancer. She emphasizes the need for advocacy at local government levels to ensure the law is implemented effectively. Dr. Kristin critically examines a wealth of research, offering a balanced view of fluoride's implications on health.

The episode is rich with historical and scientific context, exploring studies from as far back as 1977. Dr. Kristin reviews literature on the correlation between fluoride exposure and bone cancer, highlighting the significant debates within the scientific community. She underscores the necessity of questioning existing scientific studies and offers practical advice on minimizing fluoride exposure, emphasizing the vital role of water filtration and careful selection of dental hygiene products. This episode serves as a wake-up call for listeners to become more proactive about the substances they and their families ingest.

Key Takeaways:
  • New federal law requires the removal of fluoride from drinking water due to its negative impact on children's IQs.
  • Historical and recent studies suggest potential links between fluoride exposure and increased cancer risks, although findings are inconsistent.
  • There is a critical need to filter drinking water to protect against various contaminants beyond fluoride.
  • The design and execution of many past studies on fluoride exposure are flawed, lacking evaluations of urinary fluoride excretion.
  • Advocacy is crucial for implementing and enforcing the new fluoride regulations by actively engaging with local government authorities.
Notable Quotes:
  • "The EPA legal allowable limit if you dose people in their water…we are overdosing fluoride, and it is negatively impacting children's IQs."
  • "Fluoride is an inorganic poison…if you don't put it in the water in trace amounts, it can cause crippling skeletal fluorosis."
  • "Let's think critically…Start to question more. More and more and more. Start to question more."
  • "Drinking water fluoride levels were not associated with cancer according to this study of a whole bunch of kids who had cancer."
  • "Be the change you want to see in the world and keep letting that positive light shine."
Resources:

Listen to the full episode to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding fluoride and public health and ensure you never miss an episode full of cutting-edge insights! Stay tuned for more illuminating discussions on Functional Health Radio.

  continue reading

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