What happens when you remove fluoride from tap water?

[Travis]

Twelve years ago, Juneau, AK stopped adding fluoride to community water sources. A newly published study looks at how this has affected its inhabitants.

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[Glenn Kennedy]

Interesting report. I wonder what the benefit of fluoride in tap water is when just about all toothpaste contains fluoride. Is the increase in caries due to people simply not brushing with fluoride toothpaste or not brushing at all?
Either way, it keeps the dental industry in business...

 

[2thm8kr]

You become less susceptible to suggestion and influence??

 

[user name]

Well, theres fluoride in Prozac, in rat poison, in Sarin nerve gas.
Im not a fan. Now Ill read the article.

 

[JMN]

There will be a reduction in ADD , a reduction in laziness, an increase in IQ...
This is all known from the Manhattan Project research on the effects of Uranium HexaFlouride on the workers, and the study published in the 90's on the effects of fluoridated water on rats.

The facts are out there, but if you believe in objective proof instead of the unsupported word of 'authority' then you are the crazy one. Sounds pretty nuts, doesn't it.

 

[Glenn Kennedy]

The report does not mention brushing and flossing habits or regular cleanings and check ups. Better test results would be two groups: one with fluoride in the water and one without. Both use the same fluoride toothpaste, floss and get the same preventative care.

 

[Rajashree2347]

Is drinking fluoride water has been in controversy but you could go for a fluoride application treatment for your teeth.

 

[Wainwright]

The difficulty of modern times, telling truth from fiction in a world with too much information.

 

[JMN]

Is drinking fluoride water has been in controversy but you could go for a fluoride application treatment for your teeth.

Putting medicine at the desired area to be affected is standard practice.

I don't put steroids in the water to treat psoriasis, i put it on the psoriasis.

Ssme thing here.

 

[JMN]

The difficulty of modern times, telling truth from fiction in a world with too much information.

If you look at sources, it gets easy pretty quickly. If you listen only to what people speak you'll never get there.

Sad part is when you do have facts, nobody believes them.
We've weaponized apathy.