Dr. Jack Kruse: "I said is it possible that if I do bone biopsies on all these kyphoplasties that I would find out that really osteoporosis, the most common cause in the United States is probably fluoride in the bone. So when I sent it off I started sending it off for fluoride. Guess what I found? About 90% of people with the worst cases of osteoporosis, those are the people you're going to do a kyphoplasties in, their bones were loaded with fluoride.
"Then I started talking to my orthopedic colleagues. I said, 'Have you guys ever thought about people who get fractures that shouldn't have fractures?' Like the most common one that I thought about with this kyphoplasties thing was the issue with Colles fractures. Everybody knows Colles fractures are linked to old ladies with osteoprosis. So I got a couple of the orthopedic guys saying, 'You know, that's kind of an interesting thing.'
"The reason I'm bring this up to you now as a dentist, I've had this sneaking suspicion that all of the osteoporosis meds I've looked into it they all have fluoride in it. So you know that they get that crazy change like we see classically in Fosamax with the jaw. I actually have always wondered if those problems were always related to the drug and not the original disease, like it was a fluoride problem.
"Now I was already out of the oral surgery game at that time but I talked to several of my oral surgery friends. […] This guy, ironically, he trained with me at LSU. He has an MD and a DMD, like I do. When I pointed it out to him he goes, 'You know, it's a really interesting idea that you're presenting here, that actually it's a complication of the pills that big pharma is selling to primary care doctors for osteoporosis.' I actually think that people will find out that it is, and it's very easy to prove, because we have so many people on these meds.
"And then when you think about how these meds also affect the gut barrier. A lot of the gastroenterologists I've talked to I said, 'Have you seen problems with gut barrier problems with people on the osteoporosis meds?' And they're like 'Yeah, it's like it's amazing how bad some of these people's gastrointestinal systems are.'
"But nobody's making the link. Remember, how are you taking these pills? You're taking these pills through the GI system. It's got to get through a pH of one or two at the gut. I said, 'Do you know what happens with fluorine when you put it in a pH like that? It actually becomes even a bigger problem.'
"Most people I think know when you heat fluoride up, they know it from Teflon pots that it also becomes a big problem. Then you're scraping that shit off and then it's a bigger issue. But everybody keeps blaming the pots. I think the bigger problem is actually the drugs."
Dr. Jack Kruse with Doug Sandquist @ 01:00:58–01:04:26 (Posted 2024-07-19) https://youtu.be/zKO2xE2Oyro&t=3658
