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Cipro: A Case of Fluoride Poisoning?

By Jeff Rasansky

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After my last two blogs about Cipro and Levaquin side effects, you guys have responded with an overwhelming amount of feedback. After reading all of your replies, it definitely seems like something is going awry.

So I decided to dig a little deeper and I came across this article. It's called, The True Story of Cipro and is written by Andreas Schuld, Wendy Small and Trent Harris. These are the founding members of an organization called Parents of Fluoride Poisoned Children (PFPC), located in Vancouver, BC, Canada. You can check out their website at bruha.com/fluoride.

These people claim that the gastrointestinal side effects of Cipro are signs of fluoride poisoning, not unlike what happens if you digest copious amounts of toothpaste. Still, that doesn't account for the ruptured tendons and the like.

What do you guys say?

Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Jeff Rasansky

Full post as published by Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer on July 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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