Revelations of Awareness

Magazine Overview

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: 81-11
Date: November 1981
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Type: The New-Age Cosmic Newsletter

Main Cover Story: Fluoridation Conspiracy

The central theme of this issue is the alleged conspiracy surrounding the fluoridation of water and its detrimental effects on the population. The cover prominently features the headline "FLUORIDATION FOR STUPIFICATION AND POPULATION CONTROL," accompanied by an illustration of a spider made from a tube of Crest toothpaste.

The article, an excerpt from a "C.A.C. General Reading" given on December 5, 1980, by Interpreter Paul Shockley, addresses questions about fluoridation. Cosmic Awareness, described as a force communicating through trained channels since 1963, suggests that the initial research on fluoridation's effectiveness against tooth decay was deliberately manipulated to appear favorable. This led to its widespread promotion through advertising and mass media.

Toxic Effects and Population Control

Cosmic Awareness asserts that artificial fluoridation, particularly the fluoride used as a byproduct from aluminum production, is the same substance used in rat poisoning. It claims that companies find an outlet for this toxic substance by adding it to public water reservoirs. The newsletter cites historical use by Germans in World War II, where fluoridation was allegedly employed as a means of population control, leading to individuals becoming more docile and manageable within a year of exposure.

Furthermore, it is stated that while fluoride may protect the outside of teeth, it notoriously decays them from the inside. Other claimed negative effects include issues with bones, excessive colds, headaches, mucus release, neck and shoulder pain, and sinus problems, as well as contributing to joint and arthritic conditions.

Natural vs. Artificial Fluoride

The newsletter distinguishes between natural fluoride, found in some water sources, which is considered beneficial for teeth and bones, and artificial fluoride, which is deemed poisonous. For those seeking to improve dental health with a fluoride product, the recommendation is to use the homeopathic cell salt "Calcarea-fluor" or "Calcarea-fluoride." This homeopathic form is described as containing minute, diluted amounts of fluoride, safe for ingestion and working on an etheric level to heal the physical body and strengthen bone structures.

Book Recommendations and Further Research

Cosmic Awareness indicates that the book "Red Fog Over America" by Commander William Guy Carr provides detailed information on the toxic effects of fluoride and the conspiracy behind its testing, including its use in English bars to determine its effects on controlling and modifying behavior. This substance, it is claimed, has been tested and used in these ways for approximately 50 years, with current promotion being a continuation of this effort.

The newsletter also mentions that "Red Fog Over America" and another book by the same author, "Pawns in the Game," are available from C.A.C. for $4.00 each. Biochemic Cell Salts of Dr. Schuessler and organic toothpastes without chemicals or fluorides are recommended and can be found at healthfood stores or through local Amway dealers.

Hair Analysis and Health

For those concerned about toxin buildup, including fluoride, the newsletter suggests methods like fasting and the use of certain vitamins and minerals such as zinc, chromium, manganese, and magnesium. It also highlights the utility of hair analysis tests, which can indicate fluoride buildup and help determine the necessary vitamins and minerals to rebalance metabolism. Health Evaluations, Inc. in Hayward, California, is provided as a mail-in service for hair analysis, costing approximately $37.00.

Toothpaste and Fluoride

Regarding toothpaste, the newsletter addresses the question of whether to use brands primarily composed of salt and baking soda, which lack chemical fluoride, instead of commercial ones containing it. Cosmic Awareness affirms this preference, noting that the greatest danger with fluoride toothpastes lies in swallowing them. While fluoride toothpastes are considered less harmful than liquids or water, their continued use can lead to a buildup of the substance in the body over time.

The Beast Enters the Schools

Another section discusses the promotion of fluoridation in schools, where organizations attempt to give fluoride to young children. It is suggested that many children, particularly in first through fourth grades, are unaware of the dangers. Parents, often not fully understanding the issue, may not intervene. The practice of having children gargle and swish fluoride, with instructions not to swallow except for what remains, is described. The newsletter points out that children often swallow the fluoride, leading to sickness, and are being taught that it is beneficial, perpetuating a "big lie" that they will pass on.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue strongly advocates for skepticism towards conventional health practices, particularly regarding fluoridation. The editorial stance is one of promoting awareness of alleged conspiracies and encouraging individuals to "question, explore, doubt, and discover for yourself." The newsletter emphasizes alternative health approaches, natural remedies, and the importance of personal research, aligning with a New Age spiritual and consciousness-raising philosophy. The recurring theme is the manipulation of public health information by powerful entities for control purposes, with fluoride being a primary example.