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It does. I even verified by buying a fluoride testing kit and testing samples myself. Black tea has fluoride but herbal teas do not. Black tea added back a bit less fluoride than my nasty tap water. We stopped drinking tea. Coffee didn't add any back.
It does. I even verified by buying a fluoride testing kit and testing samples myself. Black tea has fluoride but herbal teas do not. Black tea added back a bit less fluoride than my nasty tap water. We stopped drinking tea. Coffee didn't add any back.
Are you saying coffee has added fluoride in it?
Are you saying coffee has added fluoride in it?
Nope, it doesn't. I checked it. Tea does add fluoride to water - I think it concentrates it in the leaves from water it is watered with or from the ground. Coffee didn't add fluoride to the non-fluoridated water. Wine didn't either, although technically you aren't supposed to do the test on highly pigmented liquids - I watered it down, but it didn't detect any.
Nope, it doesn't. I checked it. Tea does add fluoride to water - I think it concentrates it in the leaves from water it is watered with or from the ground. Coffee didn't add fluoride to the non-fluoridated water. Wine didn't either, although technically you aren't supposed to do the test on highly pigmented liquids - I watered it down, but it didn't detect any.
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