Levels of Fluoride in CMD

Levels of Fluoride in Anderson’s Concentrated Mineral Drops (CMD)

By Val John Anderson, Executive Vice-President, Director of Sales and Marketing, Mineral Resources International, Inc.

“I have been using Anderson’s Concentrated Mineral Drops (CMD) and have recently become aware of the dangers posed by fluoride consumption. I note that fluoride is in CMD. Could you please send me some information regarding the amount of fluoride in CMD.” 

I was able to retrieve the test results from our most recent, full-spectrum analysis of CMD. The result for fluoride was 4.94 parts per million or ppm. The result on the fluoride being less than a more specific number probably indicates that there was testing down to that level, but the lab could not parse out the exact amount—just that it was below the 4.94 ppm level. 

Testing for trace and ultra-trace amounts of minerals in a very complex, saturated ionic solution is very complicated. It can be like trying to look through a telescope to find a sapling in the middle of a forest of redwood trees. 

The fluoride in CMD is naturally occurring and is not an added chemical. We have found that the Great Salt Lake contains at least ultra-trace amounts of all of the naturally occurring elements similar to what is found in all of the seas. The seas of the world have a form and balance of minerals and trace elements similar to what is found in healthy blood plasma and lymphatic fluid, which many people believe is evidence that life evolved from the seas.  

I hope this response helps to answer your question. Please feel free to contact us if you have more questions or concerns.