What toothpaste do you gurus use? - Page 4

Mikedogg · 07-20-2012, 14:10 | posts: 2,872 | Location: The Freak Show - Earth.

^And you wonder why your credibility is slipping.

IPlayNaked · 07-20-2012, 14:14 | posts: 6,559

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Originally Posted by Mikedogg

^And you wonder why your credibility is slipping.

You're welcome. I'm glad I posted that that one time, it's given you tons of retorts where you don't have to actually respond to anything, and no one else understands to what you are referring.

Mike 1 - Me 0.

Mikedogg · *Last edited by Mikedogg; 07-20-2012 at 14:26.*

I'm not trying to be mean, really, but you are expecting people to take your word over the advice of professionals who have studied it for decades.

And yes, fluoride is a naturally occurring substance (remember, there is, Calcium Fluoride, Sodium Fluoride, Lithium Fluoride, and Hydrogen Fluoride). Only calcium fluoride has been proven to possibly be beneficial among certain demographics in VERY SMALL amounts, but "Sodium Fluoride" is not.

Why the **** is sodium fluoride in many pest control poisons-and stated as the main active ingredient if it was not meant to be harmful, hmm? and in Prozac? and in our water supply? and in our toothpaste?

Hmmmmmmmmm.

JohnMaclane · 07-20-2012, 15:07 | posts: 4,835 | Location: Malta

This reminds me of Dr Strange love.

Who knows maybe the communists are screwing with the water using fluoride in order to contaminate our "precious bodily fluids".

Meh I use Colgate too and try not to get paranoid about it.

IPlayNaked · 07-20-2012, 15:14 | posts: 6,559

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Originally Posted by Mikedogg

I'm not trying to be mean, really, but you are expecting people to take your word over the advice of professionals who have studied it for decades.

And yes, fluoride is a naturally occurring substance (remember, there is, Calcium Fluoride, Sodium Fluoride, Lithium Fluoride, and Hydrogen Fluoride). Only calcium fluoride has been proven to possibly be beneficial among certain demographics in VERY SMALL amounts, but "Sodium Fluoride" is not.

Why the **** is sodium fluoride in many pest control poisons-and stated as the main active ingredient if it was not meant to be harmful, hmm? and in Prozac? and in our water supply? and in our toothpaste?

Hmmmmmmmmm.

You're just stating things as if they're fact (they aren't).

Most toothpastes contain sodium fluoride. Few use a variety of others. Almost none use calcium fluoride. I guess these don't actually prevent tooth decay.

I can kill you with water. You can literally die of water poisoning.

I can kill you with sun. You can die of die from overexposure to sun.

Vitamins, especially those of the fat soluable variety become poison at sufficient levels.

Most things can kill you in sufficient quantity, it's just a question of what those quantities are. For a human, for fluoride, you can drink the water all day and die of an imbalance of electrolytes long before you worry about even the onset of symptoms from fluoride poisoning.

Mikedogg · *Last edited by Mikedogg; 07-20-2012 at 15:37.*

Maybe you should little googling on "fluoride toxicity", there's a difference between knowing you are putting a toxic substance into your body, and being told something is good for you when it is clearly not! sodium fluoride ****s with your nervous system (along with many other effects too).

I honestly don't know how you can write me off as being "wrong" or "making things up" when I have the advice of professionals backing my claims.

But I'm sure if you heard it from your governments mouth, you'd believe it.

Think about it like this: If some time down the track in you life you end up with a debilitating diseases that relates too what was stated in those two interviews I put up; think back too our little debate.

Because remember IPlayNaked, mercury fillings weren't harmful back then too - oh wait, don't inhale it, it might make you very sick, or even kill you.

crushilista · 07-20-2012, 15:41 | posts: 3,482 | Location: USA

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Originally Posted by Mikedogg

Maybe you should little googling on "fluoride toxicity", there's a difference between knowing you are putting a toxic substance into your body, and being told something is good for you when it is clearly not! sodium fluoride ****s with your nervous system (along with many other effects too).

I honestly don't know how you can write me off as being "wrong" or "making things up" when I have the advice of professionals backing my claims.

But I'm sure if you heard it from your governments mouth, you'd believe it.

Think about it like this: If some time down the track in you life you end up with a debilitating diseases that relates too what was stated in those two interviews I put up; think back too our little debate.

Because remember IPlayNaked, mercury fillings weren't harmful back then too - oh wait, don't inhale it, it might make you very sick, or even kill you.

Although you shouldn't follow everything your government says, you shouldn't follow everything some random people online or in a shed somewhere say either. All you're doing in that situation is following another shepherd.

I do commend you on your research outside just taking in what you hear, but I think you're listening to sensationalism of other individuals.

zipper · 07-20-2012, 15:44 | posts: 458 | Location: finland

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Originally Posted by IPlayNaked

Whatever's cheap. Right now, I'm rocking some crest. I do have a sensitivity to certain types of toothpastes though, gives me mouth ulcers.

That's the foaming detergent, Sodium Layrul Sulfate. Check the ingredients.

Mikedogg · *Last edited by Mikedogg; 07-20-2012 at 15:50.*

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Originally Posted by crushilista

Although you shouldn't follow everything your government says, you shouldn't follow everything some random people online or in a shed somewhere say either. All you're doing in that situation is following another shepherd.

I do commend you on your research outside just taking in what you hear, but I think you're listening to sensationalism of other individuals.

So if the harmfulness of fluoride is debated by professionals and then brought to the general public's attention. That's sensationalism?

*Facepalm*

You want to find the real truth in anything, "Individual research" is the best you gonna get.

IPlayNaked · 07-20-2012, 15:50 | posts: 6,559

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Originally Posted by zipper

That's the foaming detergent, Sodium Layrul Sulfate. Check the ingredients.

Yeah I know, I've been down that road, the problem is, supermarkets don't carry anything without it, at least, the ones I've been to. I've checked every box and its in every box. I suppose some just use less of it than others. Crest, for instance, seems to cause minimal problems for whatever reason.

zipper · 07-20-2012, 15:54 | posts: 458 | Location: finland

Sensodyne doesn't have it.

IPlayNaked · 07-20-2012, 15:55 | posts: 6,559

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Originally Posted by zipper

Sensodyne doesn't have it.

Oh yeah? Well, sir, guess what I'm buying next time.

You have the same issue I guess?

zipper · 07-20-2012, 16:20 | posts: 458 | Location: finland

Yes - but much better lately when avoiding normal shelf brand toothpastes.

Sash · 07-20-2012, 16:26 | posts: 7,068

Colgate Total

Mikedogg · 07-20-2012, 16:32 | posts: 2,872 | Location: The Freak Show - Earth.

I just remembered, I never stated what toothpaste I use.

Read seal - herbal.

AbjectBlitz · 07-20-2012, 21:13 | posts: 3,271 | Location: United Kingdom

I have the same problem with Sodium Layrul Sulfate, Sensodyne is my favourite although usually the most expensive. I like the sensitive enamel care one. Leaves teeth nice and smooth all day.

INSTG8R · 07-20-2012, 21:57 | posts: 1,188 | Location: Lost in Norway

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Originally Posted by AbjectBlitz

I have the same problem with Sodium Layrul Sulfate, Sensodyne is my favourite although usually the most expensive. I like the sensitive enamel care one. Leaves teeth nice and smooth all day.

Yeah that Sensodyne Pro Enemal(what it's called here) is awesome. Teeth are literally squeaky clean.
I need to pick up another tube of it. Using Colgate Complete at the moment.

rflair · 07-20-2012, 22:29 | posts: 2,212 | Location: Canada

Sensodyne or Crest, usually the first.

Year · 07-21-2012, 01:29 | posts: 11,657 | Location: ♫

i'm glad to see a few around here using Sensodyne, it's usually marketed as something for sensitive teeth but not really, common people can still use it and its great.

i'd love to try that Bacon toothpaste but i'm sure i'd end up in some hospital for eating the damn paste.

if only it was edible.

nm+ · 07-21-2012, 02:12 | posts: 10,250 | Location: Not Minneapolis

This thread needs more tin foil.

INSTG8R · 07-21-2012, 03:01 | posts: 1,188 | Location: Lost in Norway

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Originally Posted by nm+

This thread needs more tin foil.

That exact thought crossed my mind a few times...

Mikedogg · 07-21-2012, 03:09 | posts: 2,872 | Location: The Freak Show - Earth.

So that's what I get for bringing new information to people, and trying to help.

Don't worry, I'm just as happy to sit by and watch the world burn, and people **** over their lives at the same time too.

dshramek · 07-21-2012, 05:15 | posts: 3,428 | Location: Collierville, Tennessee

lol..what a topic...
Sensodyne Pro-Enamel- I gots me sum sensitive teefs.

kanej2007 · 07-21-2012, 14:35 | posts: 5,700 | Location: Dubai, UAE / London, UK

I'm gonna get myself some good old Sensodyne tonight since many gurus here recommend it!

Though it's one of the most expensive toothpaste money can buy, screw it, you only get one set of teeth...

Elder III · 07-21-2012, 15:26 | posts: 1,948 | Location: Ohio

Colgate.... whatever is cheapest and not too weird out of their flavors.