Fluoride, Toothpaste and the A-Bomb

Anything beyond that and parents were instructed to "contact your local Poison Control Center." Since that pea-sized lump can contain 1,000 ppm of fluoride, manufacturers should have made toothpaste tasic like medicine. According to Bryson, Ripper was based .on a real Pentagon officer who...

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Published in:Earth Island journal 2011-03, Vol.26 (1), p.15-15
Main Author: Smith, Gar
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Atomic bombs
Chemical properties
Dentifrices
Drinking water
Fluoridation
Fluoride poisoning
Fluorides
Health aspects
Industrial wastes
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Potable water
spyhopping
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Water
Water fluoridation
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