[buttonhut]

No one needs floride or the risks associated with it. The Japanese eliminated it 50 years ago and switched to NanoHydroxyapatite and the Europeans shortly thereafter. You can get the toothpaste on Amazon. Plenty of scientific evidence on youtube. It gives you the same protection without the toxins.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by bopat

I would think that fluoride can be added to the water yourself. But once it's in the water you can't easily remove it. So for those who want it, just dab a bit of toothpaste in your water before you drink it. No big deal. Maybe it's time to make an inline fluoride dispenser, sell it and make millions!

I don't know how many different ways I need to say this so that it sinks in to the readership here:

Fluoride is already in the water. Even if it's not "added" to the water, it's already there. Fluoride is a natural mineral. It exists naturally in natural water, natural soil, and natural rocks. In its natural state, naturally. No additional fluoride needed.

The ONLY way to REMOVE fluoride from water is to use reverse osmosis or steam distill the water. The water, which has fluoride in it. Naturally. Because that's one of the three places fluoride comes from.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Fluoride has been added to US water systems for about 75 years. The "explosion" in autism began about 20 years ago. There's not even a correlation!

Chlorine is toxic as well. Would you suggest we also stop adding chlorine to water?

Maybe it took couple generations to be problem? Nobody know long term effects. Seems like everything to get too much of not good for you?