“Regarding the cautionary statement, we did seek guidance from the Lincoln-Lancaster County Board of Health on this item which was discussed at their February 11th meeting. At that meeting, it was recommended that a statement was not necessary based on the most current research and fluoride policy recommendations by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Academy of Pediatric Physicians. Accordingly, this statement was not included in the 2024 water quality report.” Quote from LTU response
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“It should be a matter not only of concern but deep alarm that human beings can degenerate physically so rapidly by the use of a certain type of nutrition, particularly the dietary products used so generally by modern civilization.” Weston A. Price, DDS A Traditional Approach to Dental Health & Healing Unfortunately, the government and […]
September 24, 2024, Fluoride Action Network announces, “We Won!” In his 9:53 p.m. email, executive director Stuart Cooper writes, “…the United States District Court of the Northern District of California has just ruled on behalf of the Fluoride Action Network and the plaintiffs in our precedent-setting court case.” Cooper shared the decision in a press […]
Highlights and updates Why an investigation into fluoride? Prior to 2020, I knew of the fluoride controversy but had little concern or awareness about the health effects. Researching 9/11 beginning in late 2018, and the City/County response to the Covid event, led me to larger questions about government, scientific inquiry, and my responsibility. My questions […]
A portion of CyncHealth’s December Health Information Technology (HIT) Board meeting focused on social care standards and terminology in development and recommending terminology be mapped to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) standards. Two real-world examples for social determinants of health (SDOH or SDH) were reviewed. The next meeting is March […]
Hearing on LB1387 on Thursday, February 15 2/8/24 Update – A hearing will be held on Thursday, February 15, at 1:30 p.m. to hear testimony on LB1387, introduced by Nebraska State Sen. Ben Hansen, Blair. The bill removes the 2008 fluoride mandate for cities and villages with populations over 1,000 and limits the public water […]
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The Fed’s seiniorage monopoly
Coverage of U.S. Rep. Mike Flood’s Flyover Fintech conference and why it matters Among the prominent articles covering the conference, from the Nebraska Examiner, Silicon Prairie News and the blockchain tipsheet, none mentioned some of the key issues discussed surrounding fintech‘s current focus. These are the issues that may have led U.S. Rep. Warren Davidson […]
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Further federalizing wireless broadband
If passed, congressional bill H.R. 3557, the American Broadband Act of 2023, would further streamline installation of wireless equipment while further restricting local government’s authority to manage the public rights-of-way, health and safety. It is important to oppose further federalization because there are no federal guideline for, or monitoring of, current wireless technology addressing radio […]
Content Links Radiation monitoring in Lincoln In June, 2023, wireless radiation levels from the Northeast YMCA cell tower exposed the area surrounding the YMCA, Kindercare, Mickle Middle School, and the adjacent church to levels ranging from 2.03 to 6.0 volts per meter (V/m). The third year readings to the west of the tower increased from […]
CyncHealth reports, at its June 15 HIT Board meeting, that Nebraska is the first state reporting all pharmaceutical prescriptions. Details of the meeting follow a brief look at global health goals and life expectancy. Global healthcare goals and Nebraska’s PDMP In 2010, Bill Gates explained in this TEDx, Innovating to zero!, the urgent need to […]