Ethan A. Huff
NaturalNews
October 21, 2010
Advocates of fluoridated water insist that the chemical additive is good for teeth, but actual science routinely shows otherwise, including a new study published in the Journal of the American Dental Association confirming fluoride as a toxic substance that actually destroys teeth, particularly those of developing young children and babies.
When people are exposed to excessive levels of fluoride through sources like drinking water, foods and beverages and even swallowed toothpaste, it often results in a condition known as dental fluorosis. The internal uptake of fluoride into teeth over time causes their enamel to become mottled and discolored, the end result being damaged teeth that have essentially rotted from the inside out.
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bullshit..my cousins that lived out in Mesquite and Houston and had fluoride water had rotten teeth..I lived on military bases and had the best teeth of all of us.
ReplyDeleteoooh..thunder...hope that means rain..oh shit..it's raining.
ReplyDeleteI'm just glad the ADA is finally admitting that fluoride in water is bad for your teeth.
ReplyDeleteYDG - We got a little bit of badly needed rain on Saturday.
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