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What exactly does it do to you? Also, I don't believe for a second that they do it to help our teeth. The Government doesn't give two shits about our health. And it's just water, how will that fuck up your teeth and not all the junk food and soda?

What exactly does it do to you? Also, I don't believe for a second that they do it to help our teeth. The Government doesn't give two shits about our health. And it's just water, how will that fuck up your teeth and not all the junk food and soda?

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[–] 5 pts

In many countries, fluoride is prohibited from being added to the water supply, but they add it to table salt instead.

[–] 3 pts

97% of Western Europe I think.

To be fair, I believe there are studies showing direct flouride treatment to kids teeth strengthens enamel (flouride treatments at the dentist every 6 months for kids). That has nothing to do with dumping it into the water supply.

Dumping it into the water supply is insane and should be banned. Your only option in America is to get a reverse osmosis water filter.

[–] 3 pts

Adding it to water is basically medicating the water. Why is it appropriate to medicate the population without them being diagnosed and prescribed that substance beforehand?

[–] 2 pts

Sodium Hexaflouride vs Stannous Flouride.

Sodium Hexaflouride does nothing for teeth and is a waste byproduct. Stannous Flouride supports teeth, but you can't find anything that has it anymore, and it is still poisonous if ingested - it should only superficially rest on your teeth. Flouride isn't just 'Flouride'.

[–] 1 pt (edited )

Yes. It is an industrial waste byproduct. There is nothing they can do with it except put it in the water supply ever so slightly to have us consume it and dispose of it through our bodies.

In some countries, there is

(a) outrage over putting it in the water supply, or

(b) lack of financial resources necessary to acquire the systems to put it in the water supply on a massive scale,

so they put it in common table salt that everybody buys. Similar to the way they put iodine in the salt (iodized salt), except they put fluoride in it too.

[–] 0 pt

Is there a problem with iodine in salt? Or were you just comparing them in the sense of additives?

[–] 0 pt

It is forbidden to add fluoride compounds to drinking water, but if you check the results of the analysis, which the supplier must regularly perform, it will turn out that the amount of fluoride is in the upper limit of the norm, despite the fact that it is very rare in nature. Fluoride is added because the symptoms of fluoride poisoning are similar to those of bromine. Man loses his own will and is easier to manipulate. Therefore, fluoride is the main ingredient in Prozac.