My sister Alohi reposted a blog from last year that deserves another look, entitled:
Tulsi + Fluoride = Cleaner Water: an article in reflection.
It's a look at an experiment with the tulsi plant, also called Holy Basil, and its effects on reducing the concentration of fluoride in fluoridated water.
Comments below the main blog point out (from the website of the Centers for Disease Control) exactly what "fluoride" is, where it comes from, and the many health and medical-ethics problems its addition to municipal water sources brings (listed from applicable Material Safety Data Sheets). The conclusion is pretty clear. Someone is being paid very, very well to pour poison into your water and make you think it's good for you.
I have yet to see in-depth studies on what it does to the environment, but that might be an interesting project to kick off with a kid's science project for school.
Tulsi + Fluoride = Cleaner Water: an article in reflection.
It's a look at an experiment with the tulsi plant, also called Holy Basil, and its effects on reducing the concentration of fluoride in fluoridated water.
Comments below the main blog point out (from the website of the Centers for Disease Control) exactly what "fluoride" is, where it comes from, and the many health and medical-ethics problems its addition to municipal water sources brings (listed from applicable Material Safety Data Sheets). The conclusion is pretty clear. Someone is being paid very, very well to pour poison into your water and make you think it's good for you.
I have yet to see in-depth studies on what it does to the environment, but that might be an interesting project to kick off with a kid's science project for school.
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