What are toxic metals from China doing in our water supply?

[Shocking] Is this imported poison being added to your water?

It all started in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1945.

The biggest toxic threat we face every…single…day.

Water fluoridation.

And the feds have been trying for a long time to figure out what amount is considered “safe” to put in our water supply.

But now, something has come to light that even the CDC, EPA and every other “health” agency out there can’t say is safe — at any level.

By now, over 72 percent of Americans drink water with added fluoride.

And you know the story– that it’s all for our good, that it prevents tooth decay. That’s the nonsense the feds have thrown at us for decades.

All those myths aside, fluoride is actually an extremely toxic substance.

Think of it as a tiny dose of rat poison in every glass of water you drink that can cause thyroid disease, bone fractures, cancer, and brain damage — even Alzheimer’s disease.

But now it’s become even more risky.

Because now it’s coming from China.

That’s right, China. And if you thought our domestic fluoride sounded bad, this imported version is even worse.

It’s almost sounds like some kind of a joke. Instead of dumping our very own made-in-America hazardous waste into our water, we’re now importing this poison.

And it all has to do with the cost. It seems that fluoride from China is a lot cheaper.

But like a lot of other things that come from China, its fluoride has some toxic “extras” in it, too.

A recent analysis found that several samples of this imported fluoride contained widely varying levels of toxic metals, including lead, arsenic and aluminum. Along with that, researchers also found amounts of uranium.

And who knows what else could be in this imported toxin that’s now added to our H2O?

And there’s no testing done in China to find out what else its fluoride contains, but don’t expect that any will be done here in the U.S., either.

Sources say that any testing done by municipal water companies for toxic metals (something the EPA requires) is done upstream from where the fluoride is added.

That means any heavy metals in your drinking water from this Chinese fluoride won’t even be detected!

And in communities across the U.S., a mysterious “residue” is being found in water treatment systems after they used fluoride from China. It was so bad that one town in Massachusetts stopped its fluoride program altogether.

Of course, the CDC says not to worry. Even though many cities are saying that this fluoride from China won’t dissolve, and is gumming up their pipes, federal officials say that doesn’t mean it’s “unsafe.”

All of this makes it more important than ever that you find out if your water if fluoridated.

But if you live in Washington, D.C., Kentucky, Illinois, Minnesota or Tennessee, don’t bother even checking, as almost 100 percent of residents in those places are receiving fluoridated water.

As the decision to fluoridate or not is made on a local level, you can also contact your municipal water department or local health department to find out.

Another way is to check this page from the CDC, which may be able to tell you if your community adds fluoride.

For decades, certain U.S. companies have been getting the deal of the century. Instead of having to pay to have this toxic waste hauled away and disposed of properly, it’s been disposed of in our water.

And now we’re giving companies in China an even better deal. All at the expense of our health.

Sources:
Natural News exclusive: Fluoride used in U.S. water supplies found contaminated with lead, tungsten, strontium, aluminum and uranium, Mike Adams, Natural News, naturalnews.com

“How to remove fluoride from drinking water” Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D., About Chemistry, chemistry.about.com