What You Can Do to Help Eliminate Water Fluoridation

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I suggest you talk to your dentist and health care provider about water fluoridation. For example, ask them if they’ve seen the National Academy of Sciences report on fluoridation. You can help educate them by giving them information they may not have on water fluoridation and excess fluoridation exposure.

He also suggests that professional health care providers and dentists take the time to look at both sides of the issue. If you are a professional in the field, you may also want to add your name to the online Professional Statement at www.FluorideAlert.org. As of April 2009, 2,221 medical and environmental health professionals have signed this statement, calling for an end to water fluoridation.

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Fluoride Exposure May Contribute to Early Puberty

Fluoride Damages Your Brain!

Is Fluoride Really As Safe As You Are Told?

The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) analyzed 2,983 chemicals used in personal care products. The results were as follows:

884 of the chemicals were toxic
314 caused biological mutation
218 caused reproductive complications
778 caused acute toxicity
148 caused tumors
376 caused skin and eye irritations.
—Judith Berns, “The Cosmetic Cover-up,” Human Ecologist 43 (Fall 1989)

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Yes my husband is a dentist and as you suggest Zaklina, dentistry is not keeping up with new knowledge. I have been reading Suzanne Somers book, Breakthrough and she reveals that the fluoride that is in water is actually non-pharmaceutical-grade chemical waste. Ugh! She also reveals that the fluoride in toothpaste is more beneficial than drinking it...

Prof. George Grant (Nutrition)

Thanks Zakilina

Zaklina Trajcevska (Nutrition)

You're welcome George.

Good article. Unfortunately, dentistry still teaches that fluoride is the only way to keep teeth healthy, but that is not the case. The teeth need a whole range of minerals to be strong and healthy. Latest studies suggest that we are getting far more fluoride in our water supply than we need and the more tap water you drink, the more fluoride (and other chemicals) you get, which may not be so beneficial.