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Levels are beyond recommended ‘safe’ limits.
FLUORIDE CONCERNS
There are growing calls for safe drinking water in remote Aboriginal communities after high fluoride levels were found to impair cognitive development in children.
Central Australian communities, Nyirripi and Lake Nash, have reported fluoride levels that exceed the World Health Organisation’s ‘safe limit’, prompting concerns and demand for government action.
Residents in these areas, each with 300–400 people, have long complained about the quality of their drinking water. But, in typical fashion, these concerns have gone long unanswered.
Michaeline Gallagher, a Nyirripi community leader who works at the local school, said residents were furious they were only warned about the dangers for the first time at a meeting in October.
“I got worried for the kids especially because at school they drink out of the tap,” she said.
“That was the first time I heard it, and we got a bit shocked. I had lots of thoughts in my mind about what’s happening and what’s really going on.”
It is estimated almost 200,000 Australians do not have reliable access to safe and healthy drinking water with remote Indigenous communities impacted the most.
A further 400,000 people across the nation regularly drink water that fails aesthetic standards.
Power and Water Corporation (PWC), an NT government-owned utility, said it was “committed to providing safe and secure drinking water” across the Northern Territory.
So, what are they doing to take action? Well, PWC began supplying bottled water for children aged 12 and under, and pregnant women, in the communities.
“PWC is providing 2 litres of bottled water per person, per day to these groups in each community,” a spokesperson said.
Yes, bottled water. Also containing fluoride.
See, this is where this story is just laughable. These people are missing the point.
The recommended level of fluoride in Australian drinking water is 0.6 to 1.1mg/L, as per guidance from the National Health and Medical Research Council.
The latest PWC drinking water quality report found Nyirripi and Lake Nash had fluoride levels of 1.7mg/L but were as high as 1.9mg/L in 2017, when the levels were made public for the first time.
So, supposedly, just a tiny difference of 0.6mg/L means this neurotoxin apparently ‘safe’.
And so, residents are now being exposed to bottled water with slightly less fluoride in it, and are also being introduced to a range of new chemicals like BPA from the moulding of the bottle itself.
Clown world Australia.
Thankfully, the fluoride scam is coming to an end worldwide, as suppressed information on the true harms of this phosphate by-product is finally (and undeniably) coming to the light.
They can no longer hide the scam.
THE GAME IS UP
The research prompting this move, originally hidden by the US Department of Health’s National Toxicology Program, found drinking water can affect children’s early learning and brain development.
The Fluoride Action Network (FAN) has forced the release of the bombshell fluoride neurotoxicity study as part of an agreement reached in a landmark lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
This report, a 6-year National Toxicology Program (NTP) review of fluoride neurotoxicity, was blocked from public release by the Health and Human Services (HHS) Assistant Administrator in May 2022.
However, the report has been made public, with a table of contents included.
Inside this report were comments from external peer-reviewers and internal HHS departments, along with NTP’s responses, which analysed all human studies of fluoride’s effect on the developing brain.
External peer-reviewers all agreed with the conclusion that prenatal and early life fluoride exposures can reduce IQ and impact the developing brains of children.
The conclusion of this major report confirms and strengthens findings from over 76 studies that have reported how elevated fluoride exposure is associated with reduced IQ in humans.
In October and December 2022, FAN introduced evidence in the case showing political pressures had prevented the National Institutes of Health’s National Toxicology Program from releasing its report.
The court lifted the pause on the trial and permitted additional discovery into the NTP review. After extensive negotiations, the DOJ agreed to produce a draft copy of NTP’s suppressed report on fluoride.
In defending themselves, FAN attorneys introduced evidence that a key EPA witness lied under oath.
The ‘expert’, Dr. Jesus Ibarluzea, says he conducted a study that found not only does fluoride not lower IQ, but it can transform an average IQ boy living in non-fluoridated areas to a genius (apparently increasing the IQ of boys by 28 points, if you can believe that).
But he was lying. Clearly.
Dr. Bruce Lanphear, who testified at the important fluoridation lawsuit, spoke on the corrupted science that has underpinned this scam for many decades.
Another study, using 10 years worth of dental insurance records of 6.4 million adults in England, also found essentially no reduction in tooth decay for those living in fluoridated areas, as well as no evidence that fluoridation reduced social inequalities, and no reduction in the number of missing teeth.
Australia has been a fluoridated nation since the 1960s in many locations.
And while this evidence has been revealed for many years, and is starting to hit the mainstream with new evidence uncovered with this lawsuit, our ‘experts’ still insist that fluoridation is ‘safe’ for children:
And, if we are not fighting to get it out of our drinking supply, we are fighting to avoid finding it many common household items, such as the baby formulas sold in supermarkets:
There are also calls for the Queensland government to reinstate mandatory water fluoridation requirements across the state, a decade after the rule was abolished and handed to councils.
Recently, residents in Western Australia — who remain in the 8% of citizens without fluoridated water — have had to fight back against plans to introduce the phosphate by-product into the system.
But residents are continuing the fight across the country against water fluoridation, and with more evidence continuing to surface, let’s hope the entire thing collapses sooner, rather than later.
Citizens across Australia, especially those in remote NT, don’t deserve to have a neurotoxin in their water.
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Fluoridation of water supplies is a scam, always has been. The original studies that supposedly showed it was beneficial in reducing tooth decay were BS. It is a neurotoxin with no benefits for humans…it is poison, to dumb down the populace and provide another income stream for big Al/P refiners.
So where did the F come from that is in these people’s water supplies (1700-1900 parts per billion)? Did the idiot govt add it…or is it natural F (which can occur, and is less harmful than the form deliberately added to drinking water)?
I tested waters on my farm and at home here in Adelaide last year: Adelaide tap water: 800ppb F, rainwater zero. Farm bore, rainwater zero; main dam 200ppb (natural F). Now I drink filtered rainwater, and bore water if working at the cattleyards (like today, when I will be weaning/tattooing).