Bill SB 2997
Lawmakers heard hours of testimony Wednesday on a proposal to add fluoride to Hawaii water systems to help prevent tooth decay, but the proposal quickly died when members of the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected the idea. – https://www.staradvertiser.com/2020/02/12/breaking-news/proposal-to-put-fluoride-in-hawaii-water-systems-quickly-dies/
Bill SB 2997
The industrial neurotoxin “fluoride,” specifically fluorosilicic acid (H2SiF6) is being proposed to be injected into Hawaii’s drinking water during this Senate hearing. There will be many people who think drinking fluorosilicic acid will solve children’s dental issues, unaware that this lowers childrens’ IQs.
Please OPPOSE SB2997 by giving written testimony on the Hawaii State Legislature website, or come at 9am WED 2/12/2020 to the State Capitol, Conference Room 016. Affordable parking is available at Ali’i Place on Alakea Street.
1) Fluoride is a toxic waste product (see below)
2) Fluoride is used to kill enzymes by biochemists.
3) 97% of Western Europe and Japan does NOT fluoridate
4) Fluoride is a Hallide like Cl, Br, I, and creates havoc in the Thyroid
5) Fluoride disrupts collagen synthesis (30% of you is made of this protein), which affects eyes, organs etc.
50 Reasons Why to Oppose Fluoridation: https://fluoridealert.org/articles/50-reasons
How Fluoride affects the Environment: https://iaomt.org/resources/fluoride-facts/fluoride-pollution-environment/
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Tap Water
When it comes to drinking water, getting a passing grade from the government does not mean water is safe.
Federal drinking water standards are often woefully inadequate to protect public health because the regulatory process does not consider the heightened vulnerability of children, infants and developing fetuses to toxic chemicals. In addition, there are no enforceable federal health standards for many chemicals known to pose risks, leaving the public susceptible to harm from new and emerging contaminants in tap water.
Drinking water standards and other environmental regulations are too often based on political and economic compromises aimed at keeping treatment costs down. But what would these standards look like if the public interest came first?
EWG scientists reviewed the best and latest scientific evidence, legal standards and health advisories, and defined water quality goals that will truly protect public health. With the third edition of our National Tap Water Database, we’re introducing EWG Standards for chemicals and other pollutants that have no regulatory limit or that have legal limits too weak to assure good water quality.
Enter your ZIP code here to find out what’s in your tap water: EWG Tap Water Database