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'Conspiracy' Confirmed? Fluoride In Drinking Water May Lower Kids' IQs
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/conspiracy-confirmed-fluoride-drinking-water-may-lower-kids-iqs-judge-rules
I'm no dentist or chemist but this is good news IMO.
1. If fluoride is helpful with dental care lets give people choice and allow dental professionals to apply it and individuals to choose products that allow for its application.
2. Fluoride is an industrial waste product. Let's just add it to our water.
For years we have used a water filter to remove this and other materials from our tap water. I recommend everyone do this. The Berkey filters are great.
It is interesting to watch how worked up people get when you talk about fluoride in the water. People that seem to care about the free choice of individuals suddenly become authoritarians when it comes to this. Glad to see some attention being given to this subject. Government agencies have a long history of making bad decisions and often in the interests of industry insiders for unethical reasons. Hopefully local water providers stop this practice.
originally posted at https://stacker.news/items/704432
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/conspiracy-confirmed-fluoride-drinking-water-may-lower-kids-iqs-judge-rules
I'm no dentist or chemist but this is good news IMO.
1. If fluoride is helpful with dental care lets give people choice and allow dental professionals to apply it and individuals to choose products that allow for its application.
2. Fluoride is an industrial waste product. Let's just add it to our water.
For years we have used a water filter to remove this and other materials from our tap water. I recommend everyone do this. The Berkey filters are great.
It is interesting to watch how worked up people get when you talk about fluoride in the water. People that seem to care about the free choice of individuals suddenly become authoritarians when it comes to this. Glad to see some attention being given to this subject. Government agencies have a long history of making bad decisions and often in the interests of industry insiders for unethical reasons. Hopefully local water providers stop this practice.
originally posted at https://stacker.news/items/704432