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She graduated from the Truman State University (Zoology -- magna cum laude). However, each raw additive batch supplied to water facilities does not come labeled with concentrations per contaminant. And I talked with him subsequent to that and he thought it was because it was some kind of grant review and he thought that they were going to give me money, or I was asking for money to do research.

There was an individual from the Food & Drug Administration. is a pharmacologist and toxicologist by training. We’re trying to find out what she’s going to say to the public so that we know what is about to be presented. The room was full. And, the Director of Research then started working on Dr.

Den Besten, and finally she got very exasperated with the whole situation and said you go talk with Dr. Mullenix yourself.

So the seminar was on a Thursday, this on Friday – they were talking about not allowing me to publish it – and then on Monday, finally, the Director of Research came to me personally and sat down in my office.

So here I was being applauded on one side and defamed on the other.

So at that time then at [Forsyth], the first time I really came out of the closet, so to speak, at the institution, other than Jack Hein – and I got the impression that Dr. Hein really didn’t talk to very many faculty members about my work and fluoride research and what the results were, he kept that somewhat quiet – and I didn’t talk about it until February of 1992.

And then when I stood up in the institution and I gave a seminar which told my results, the looks on the faces I’ll never forget.

If you ignore this evidence today, it will be a matter of choice. And I say not at all. And their pattern was this very distinct changes that are compatible with hyperactivity.

Connett: Hyperactive.

Mullenix: Right.

Connett: So this is above, more active than usual?

Mullenix: That’s right.

…POISON… Hitler’s doctors at the request of the furor looking for a way to control large populations, recommended fluoride to be put in the drinking water in the concentration camps. The military gave them money to do this project, they set up a budget. Harold C. Hodge, one of the founders of the Society of Toxicology.

Well I subsequently moved over to Childrens Hospital. In the 1980s, Dr. Mullenix was Head of the Toxicology Department at the Forsyth Dental Center, a world renowned dental research institution affiliated with the Harvard Medical School.

Perhaps he was signed to secrecy because it was the Manhattan Project. There was Harold Hodge and Jack Hein.

Mullenix: Yes.

Connett: Could you tell me the background on these two people?

Mullenix: Jack Hein was the director of Forsyth and he’d been the director for many, many years.