so when you eat them you ingest all the dirt they filtered
Both tanks are full of water from the same source, but the tank on the right has oysters in it. A single oyster can filter more than 50 gallons of water in 24 hours (https://www.sterlitech.com/blog/post/oysters-act-as-a-natural-seawater-filtration-system# …)pic.twitter.com/eyvVUIjp1b
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It’s poop.
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by the way i was just reading about 'calcium fluoride', that may prevent dental cavities (as it´s present in toothpaste and some bottled water) but also calcify the pineal gland, designated as 'the spiritual gland' located in the center of the brain, that gets intoxicated by it
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As the oysters may absorb the dirt and then some will eat them (impurities included) the fluoride water we drink may be poisoning us. Just google it
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Just google it.
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That's edgy, u know there r plenty of articles and interviews from serious professionals all around the web, in newspapers, magazines, universities, etc. I was reading about the 'pineal gland' when this intoxication by fluoride came by and decided to share
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"A single oyster can filter more than 50 gallons of water in 24 hours" Married oysters are too depressed
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Oysters are incredibly important for the continuation of benthic communities. Without them, sediment builds, and eventually becomes soft sand / fine silt and organics (muck). However, their babies need solid surfaces to settle on, and drown in this fine silt
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So you get this self-perpetuating cycles of oyster reefs being over harvested, their offspring being unable to settle and grow. This results in the bay waters becoming more clouded and a lower amount in the variety of species that can live in those waters
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Oysters: not just tasty, but important for other fisheries as well. Oh god I’ve gone on for too long, I apologize (but also hope someone takes something from this)
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Oysters, the kidneys of the sea.
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Everyone worried about eating the oysters, completely missing the point about clean water.
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People...the DIRT they've filtered is the least of your worries, believe me.
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And I eat those... great, thanks.
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