Is sodium fluoride a byproduct of aluminum?

Answer 1

Sodium Fluoride is an industrial waste byproduct from aluminum manufacturing.

In 1945 local water treatment facilities began to add sodium fluoride to our water supply. The sodium fluoride put in our water is not a pharmaceutical grade additive.

As aluminum production increased in the first half of the twentieth century, it became necessary to find somewhere to put the fluoride. Manufacturers could no longer get away with dumping it into rivers or landfills, because it was poisoning crops and making livestock sick.

Francis Frary, chief scientist for ALCOA, commissioned Gerald Cox at the Mellon Institute, to conduct research regarding the benefits of adding fluoride to the water supply. The Mellon Institute was frequently hired by big business to produce research that supported their industries, and for several decades they produced research showing that asbestos was safe and did not cause cancer.

The "research science" done to support water fluoridation was underwritten by these massive companies:

Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA)

Aluminum Company of Canada

American Petroleum Institute

Dupont

Kaiser Aluminum

Reynolds Steel

US Steel

National Institute of Dental Research

They also produced reports assuring everyone that fluoride was not toxic and would be beneficial to add to our drinking water for healthy teeth. Another proponent of the safety of fluoride at that time was scientist Harold Hodge, who was later revealed to have been part of the ''Human Radiation Experiment''; injecting test subjects with plutonium and uranium in 1945-46. This was documented by Pulitzer Prize winning reporter Eileen Welsonne in "The Plutonium Files."

Hodge was also chief toxicologist of ''The Manhattan Project'' and fluoride was a key component in the production of the atom bomb. His studies were conducted with a bias toward proving fluoride safe, which would protect the government and industry from lawsuits.

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Answer 2

Absolutely! But as you read the early history above all these corporations owners were all friends, and were, as most people are, money hungry owners and their families in general.

We need to get rid of this poison in our water as the Nazis used it control prisoners and populations. And today their supporters and old business partners are using it in the USA. The American corporations who provided the sodium floride exist today, and they are all making money out of ths poison in our water, but since they may have good relations with the central bank world empire or federal reserve system and they own the mass media you won't hear anything about how it killed animals and made them sick.

Today, these aluminium corporations are making billions of dollars and ruining the health of the American people. Yet, one hears nothing in the mass media news. One can find the truth in the internet. For example, the story of the history of how sodium floride got into our water supply system.

Texas was one of the last states to hold out against using this poison in their drinking water, but these money hungry corporations and their banksters have the billions to finance their candidates in city councils, and eventually filling the boards with their minions. And the few council members who were against FLORIDATION were outvoted, or died. Many knowledgeable council members held their stance until, again outvoted or lost the next election to super well financed minions of the corporations mentioned above, and, of course, they voted for FLORIDATION, THE DUMMIES.

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El Chuck

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Answer 3

Sodium fluoride is not a byproduct of aluminum. Sodium fluoride is a compound that is commonly used in toothpaste and water fluoridation. Aluminum is a metal that is used in various industries, but it is not directly related to the production of sodium fluoride.

Answer 4

No, sodium fluoride is not a byproduct of aluminum. Sodium fluoride is a chemical compound that is commonly used in toothpaste and water fluoridation programs to prevent tooth decay. Aluminum production can generate fluoride-containing waste, but sodium fluoride is typically produced separately through a reaction between sodium hydroxide and hydrofluoric acid.