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| US USING CHINESE FLUORIDE IN OUR WATER |
FLUORIDE
ARTICLE IN UK DAILY MAIL
PART OF ARTICLE:
When fluoridation of water started 60 years ago, there was no good evidence to suggest that fluoride might prevent tooth decay. However, partly as a result of later studies which suggested it might have tooth-protecting qualities, fluoridation of water became accepted practice.
More recently, the British government commissioned a review of the scientific literature on this subject, the results of which were published last year in the British Medical Journal. The York study concluded that the rationale behind the fluoridation of water is based on weak scientific evidence.
In addition, it found that the protection offered by fluoride is much less than previously thought: just one in six people drinking fluoridated water benefits from it.
Other studies show similarly poor results. In the largest dental health survey ever conducted in the U.S., fluoridation of water was found to protect less than 1 per cent of the total tooth surfaces in a child's mouth.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-71246/Is-fluoride-good-us.html#ixzz3vkJwNwB8
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FLUORIDE IN WATER SUPPLY:
NO BENEFITS
300+ CHEMICALS
LOWER IQ IN CHILDREN
BLADDER CANCER
BONE CANCER
REDUCE FERTILITY
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