An eyeopening must see 3 minute video!

Of the more than 172,000 people killed in car crashes over the past five years, one in 10 were in crashes where at least one of the drivers was distracted. That’s according to data analyzed by Erie Insurance housed in the Fatality Analysis Reporting System, a nationwide census of fatal motor vehicle traffic crashes maintained by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The analysis found being “generally distracted” or “lost in thought” was the number-one distraction involved in fatal crashes.

The first thing I thought when I saw those statistics was FLUORIDE IS WORKING!.

“A synopsis of 12 case reports of fluoride-exposed people of all ages showed common sequelae of lethargy, weakness, and impaired ability to concentrate regardless of the route of exposure. In half the cases, memory problems were also reported.”

SOURCE: National Research Council. (2006). Fluoride in Drinking Water: A Scientific Review of EPA’s Standards. National Academies Press, Washington D.C. p. 208-09.

In the March 2014 edition of the prestigious medical research publication
The Lancet Neurology, authors Drs. P. Grandjean, MD and P. J. Landrigan, MD officially classified fluoride as a neurotoxin. The very same fluoride that is dumped into our water system by the powers that shouldn't be.

There are more people drinking fluoridated water in the United States than the rest of the world combined.

The federal government has known for five decades that blacks were even more susceptible than whites to serious damage from fluoride added to water supplies, but it urged local governments to fluoridate the population anyway

I would bet most readers could come up with several reasons why water fluoridation is allowed to continue while the federal government knows it is harming African Americans more than Whites. Here are a few for your consideration.

The Fluoride Action Network is working hard to stop this atrocity They have recently won a SECOND VICTORY IN LAWSUIT AGAINST EPA. But they need our help.