If they aren't looking for scientific discourse, then why do you include a "Reiki and Science" tab on your website?
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Replying to @OccupyBrampton @mtlittle and
Also, if you claim that Reiki can accelerate healing, this is not just about feels. This is a provable claim. http://bramptonreiki.com/reiki-benefits/ pic.twitter.com/GdvM17Ydnl
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Replying to @crackedscience @OccupyBrampton and
It doesn't list "increased financial gain for the magician", does it? maybe it's in homeopathic print
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Replying to @OccupyBrampton @Nutritionprof1 and
You say "safe drinking water", but what you mean is fluoride-free drinking water, which has definitely not been scientifically proven to be safer.
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Replying to @OccupyBrampton @Nutritionprof1 and
I believe recommended fluoride levels are between 2 and 4 mg/L. Proven safe. Not neurotoxic at those levels. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Ok. I think 4 mg/L is the maximum allowable level. I grew up drinking untreated ground water. My parents decided to do a water test once out of curiosity. Came back >200 coliforms. Good grief. I also had terrible enamel, likely due to no fluoride.
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Australia fluoridates water at 1.5mg/L routinely. It varies a bit from country to country, but it's usually between 1 and 3. At this level, the only observed adverse event is mild dental fluorosis or small white lines on ~20% of people's teeth
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Replying to @GidMK @OccupyBrampton and
Did you guys (Americans and Aussies) have fluoride day at school? What about any fellow Canadians?
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