11/12/2014 8:23 PM
Edited Date/Time: 11/12/2014 8:40 PM
i dont really believe flouride causing calcification of the pineal gland
from wikipedia :it's sourced info, its legit sources
"Pineal gland calcification may also contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease and may reflect an absence of crystallization inhibitors.[29]
Calcium, phosphorus,[14] and fluoride deposits in the pineal gland have been correlated with aging, showing that, as the brain ages, more deposits collect.[30]"
our bodies have calcium. its not some completely random or disputed thing. as things move through and past the brain, stuff enters and touches the pineal gland from what i understand (blood flow)
blood contains calcium
it deposits over time as calcium comes in contact with the pineal gland, and increases in mass as age increases
it has been shown that calcification of the pineal gland occurs with aging
FLOURIDE IN WATER CAUSING CALCIFICATION ISN'T ANYWHERE AS BELEIVEABLE AS CALCIUM CAUSING CALCIFICATION
calcium calcifies
flouride calcifying doesnt seem correct
i could be wrong, please correct me with legitimate facts that aren't on conspiracy theorist websites, with legitimate scientific backing
EDIT: im guessing calcium deposits happen like hard water (water with calcium and other minerals) in a pipe, as time goes on more mineral buildup occurs on the surface
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