National Toxicology Program

So that was the real focus of the first trial.

And then the second trial, we looked at, the real focus there was this, uh, report by the National Toxicology Program, the NTP, which is part of the NIH, um, which did a systematic review of the whole body of research on fluoride in the brain, and concluded, consistent with our concerns and allegations, concluded that there is a consistent body of research, including high-quality research, linking fluoride to impacts on neurodevelopment.

So that was a real thrust of the evidence in the case.

And how hard was it to get that report? I have a feeling there was some censorship going on and some shenanigans.

Listen, on my board, my advisory board, I have Luc Montagnier, the Nobel Prize winner who won the Nobel Prize for developing the AI- for discovering the HIV virus.

I have the former head of the National Toxicity Program.

I have 312 PhD scientists and doctors, high-level people.

If I was passing misinformation, those people would be running away from me.

The government knows it.

There's a National Toxicology Program study that was done, concluded in 2018, and they found clear evidence of cancer in lab animals, clear evidence of cancer.

Have

you referred this to Dr. Oz? Maybe he's interested in that.

Now, Dr. Ronald Melnick, 28-year NIEHS scientist, and Dr. Joel Moskowitz of the University of California Berkeley just published a paper stating that the limits based on the US government $30 million study should be 200 times at least lower in order to address the cancer risk from those studies.

The EPA and the FDA, the FCC, they have not done a proper risk analysis on studies that the FDA asked for, the National Toxicology Program research.

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They want to get rid of a lot of that bureaucracy that takes so much time and causes so many delays, and also cut the fees that can delay or block new towers and upgrades.

The news release from HHS said that the Memorandum of Understanding does not predetermine or direct the outcome of EPA's glyphosate registration review, which is slated to be completed in early 2027.

Experts from EPA and HHS departments, including the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, National Toxicology Program, National Cancer Institute, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug Administration, will form a technical working group to identify priority scientific questions and coordinate research along with the EPA's review schedule.

Lee Zeldin, EPA administrator, said that the agency is tasked with evaluating pesticides against the best available science per the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, or FIFRA, F-I-F-R-A.

This agreement with the Secretary, Kennedy, and HHS gives our scientists access to research capacity at HHS that addresses potential gaps in the record, Zeldin said.

And there was a...

I think a decade-long large study on rats that the National Toxicology Programme did in collaboration with European institutions.

And they, in I think it was 2016, published a report of their study and saying, yeah, there's a clear correlation between, you know, cancer and this type of radiation.

And there's more to it.