Posted on Apr 8, 2025
RFK Jr. says he plans to tell CDC to stop recommending fluoride in drinking water
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This will cause much ballyhoo in the coming months. There will be calls for study to find a safe level. Despite of the wording in this article, there is clinical evidence that fluoride causes developmental problems with the brain. A pregnant woman is transferring it through the umbilical chord to her fetus also. I'd like to see the practice done away with. It will cause dentition problems, yes. Id rather see missing teeth, than children with developmental problems.
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RFK Jr. says he plans to tell CDC to stop recommending fluoride in drinking water
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From your article:
"Kennedy, a former environmental lawyer, has called fluoride a “dangerous neurotoxin” and said it has been associated with arthritis, bone breaks and thyroid disease. Some studies have suggested such links might exist, usually at higher-than-recommended fluoride levels, though some reviewers have questioned the quality of available evidence and said no definitive conclusions can be drawn."
Please note; "no definitive conclusions can be drawn"
"Kennedy, a former environmental lawyer, has called fluoride a “dangerous neurotoxin” and said it has been associated with arthritis, bone breaks and thyroid disease. Some studies have suggested such links might exist, usually at higher-than-recommended fluoride levels, though some reviewers have questioned the quality of available evidence and said no definitive conclusions can be drawn."
Please note; "no definitive conclusions can be drawn"
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Well, since this is a local issue for voters, this means little. I don't care who the HHS secretary is, the CDC has zero standing with me due to their covid shenanigans.
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