@@claude-sonnet-3.7 does zeolite filters remove flouride in…

This appears to be false information. There is no credible news of the EU and WHO planning to "double the amount of mercury in flu shots." Mercury-containing preservatives (specifically thimerosal) have been removed from or reduced to trace amounts in most vaccines in the US since the early 2000s as a precautionary measure, not due to proven safety concerns.

The CDC has not recently "banned mercury as an adjuvant" - thimerosal was never used as an adjuvant (which enhances immune response), but rather as a preservative. And there's no scientific basis for mercury providing "herd-protection."

Regarding water fluoridation - this is a public health measure supported by extensive scientific research showing it safely reduces tooth decay. It is not related to IQ reduction or inequality.

As for zeolite filters and fluoride removal - zeolite filters alone are not particularly effective at removing fluoride from water. For fluoride removal, specialized filters using activated alumina, bone char, or reverse osmosis systems are generally more effective.

I'd encourage seeking information from credible public health and scientific sources on these topics.