Fluoride/Fluoridation
Health Issues & Concerns

HAVE YOU BEEN WARNED YET ?

"Where baby formula is used, non-fluoridated water
should be used for mixing."

ALSO:

TOOTHPASTE WARNINGS &
NEW CHILDREN'S TOOTHPASTE

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Fluoride is a toxic chemical.  Read the required government warnings regarding toothpaste and mouthwash containing fluoride:

  “Keep out of reach of children under 6 years of age.”
 
  “If you swallow more than used for brushing, get medical
    help or  contact a Poison Control Center right away.”
 
  “If more than used for brushing is accidentally swallowed,
    get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center
    right away.”
 
  “Never give fluoridated mouthwash or mouth rinses to
    children under six years of age, as they may swallow it.”
 
  “Use non-fluoridated toothpaste or no toothpaste for young
    children.”

A pea-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste
contains the same amount of fluoride as
a glass of fluoridated water.

Hmmm?

Dr. Bill Osmunson DDS (Dentist) & MPH (Masters In Public Health) Offers His Professional Perspective (5min. 18sec. 15-Jan-08) SWALLOW vs. DON'T SWALLOW see video

Dr. Vyvyan Howard, Head of the Developmental Toxico-Pathology Research Group and a senior lecturer at the University of Liverpool, England Offers His Professional Perspective (3min. 52sec. 24-Jul-08) see video

US National Research Council,
Fluoride In Drinking Water,
Published 2006.

The latest, most comprehensive review of water fluoridation to date. Reviews a broad spectrum of research evidence from many different disciplines. NRC 2006 reviewed over 1,000 recent studies examining effects of fluoride in drinking water on:
Ch. 4:Teeth
Ch. 5: Bones
Ch. 6: Reproductive & Developmental Effects
Ch. 7: Brain, Nervous System
Ch. 8: Endocrine Function (Thyroid, Parathyroid, Pineal Glands)
Ch. 9: Gut, Kidney, Liver, Immune System
Ch.10: Cancer
On-line Book Read & Purchase

MORE ABOUT THE BOOK:

On March 22, 2006, a prestigious 12-member panel of the National Research Council completed a three year review of the appropriateness of the Environmental Protection Agency's (US EPA) safe drinking water standard for fluoride (the Maximum Contaminant Level Goal, or MCLG). After one of the most thorough and objective reviews of the literature in 60 years, the NRC panel unanimously found that the MCLG is too high and has asked EPA to lower the standard in order to protect children against severe dental fluorosis and to protect all groups from bone fracture. They have asked the EPA to perform a risk assessment to determine what the standard should be.

Effects Of Fluoridation And Disinfection Agent Combinations On Lead Leaching From Leaded-Brass Parts

By Richard P. Maas, Steven C. Patch,
Anna-Marie Christian, & Myron. J. Coplan - NeuroToxicology 28 (2007) 1023–1031
30-Jun-07
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Confirmation Of And Explanations For Elevated Blood Lead And
Other Disorders In Children
Exposed To Water Disinfection
And Fluoridation Chemicals

By Myron J. Coplan, Steven C. Patch, Roger D. Masters, Marcia S. Bachman - NeuroToxicology 28 (2007)
1032–1042
01-Mar-07
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Age-Specific Fluoride Exposure in Drinking Water and Osteosarcoma

By Elise B. Bassin, David Wypij, Roger B. Davis, Murray A. Mittleman - Cancer Causes Control (2006) 17:421–428 07-Nov-05
read more

Reviews Of Water Fluoridation:

Health Concern Summaries:

Second Look:

The national, educational non-profit Second Look, with its program the Fluoride Toxicity Research Collaborative (FTRC) has been addressing the issue of fluoride harm and poisoning in individuals, and is the only organization developing a system to work with people who are ill from the effects of fluoride toxicity, a still unrecognized epidemic. Please see their comprehensive Bibliography of Scientific Literature on Fluoride

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