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Back in 2010, when you looked up conspiracies on Youtube, Aside from the 2012 end of the world and the return of Nibiru/Planet-X, there were plenty of videos about the dangers of fluoridated water. With all the stuff going on, I haven't seen anyone mention fluoride in nearly a decade. There are books published on this subject.

Do any of you have any insights on this? Have any of you made the effort to avoid dietary fluorine? Have you noticed any improvement in cognitive ability or any other aspect of life?

I cannot attest to the negative side effects of fluorine in the water supply but know full well that the act of contaminating the water supply is unnecessary and bullshit.

Back in 2010, when you looked up conspiracies on Youtube, Aside from the 2012 end of the world and the return of Nibiru/Planet-X, there were plenty of videos about the dangers of fluoridated water. With all the stuff going on, I haven't seen anyone mention fluoride in nearly a decade. There are books published on this subject. Do any of you have any insights on this? Have any of you made the effort to avoid dietary fluorine? Have you noticed any improvement in cognitive ability or any other aspect of life? I cannot attest to the negative side effects of fluorine in the water supply but know full well that the act of contaminating the water supply is unnecessary and bullshit.

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Okay, it's between 5.5 and 6.9, I remembered my chemistry teachings incorrectly. Water is acidic, I remember that much.

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A lot of the reason for the chlorine in public water supplies is to keep the water above a ph of 7. Flint Michigan allowed the water to turn acidic which started eating away the old lead pipes and you know how that turned out.

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Gnarly. What if the pipes are brand new copper or zinc?

I haven't had much luck finding ceramic or ceramic-lined pipes with a glazed internal coat that doesn't react with anything...

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All metals will start to dissolve the moment the ph drops below 7. Some much faster than others.