Silver listers, I been using soap for some 8 years now. The original information came from a prof. of Chemistry, Gerard F Judd Phd.
The good prof. was in his 80's when I bought some of his writings from his website -- not sure if it's still up. As a young man during and after WWII he worked with 'fluorine' (called the devil's element in the higher echelons of chemistry and industrial processing of nuclear fuel etc), a super dangerous, massive polluting by-product of the nuclear industry -- which they cleverly put in drinking water -- Yes! good ole fluoride, and Judd's writings make it plain how poisonous it is!! I have settled on Dove soap after having tried many many soaps. Do NOT use liquid soaps -- these are not made with Lye, NaOH. Poisonous Industrial pollutants of the oil industry are often components of liquid soaps. One must try many soaps until one finds a suitable 'tasting' make! in Silvation, Douglas H ________________________________ From: A. Reid Harvey <reidhar...@hotmail.com> To: Silver List <silver-list@eskimo.com> Sent: Monday, 14 October 2013 3:11 PM Subject: CS>soap for brushing teeth Hello All, For several years now I've been brushing with the original Ivory Soap, and as a result my gums appear to be in perfect condition. But what do I recommend to a friend, who can't get the original Ivory? I'm currently living in Kenya, and wonder whether there's a product that's widely available, and otherwise I could purchase this in the U.S., several months from now when I visit. And by the way, what deleterious effects would there be, when brushing with ordinary soap? Reid
