Sixty-eight years ago, on January 25, sodium fluoride was
slowly poured into Grand Rapids, Michigan’s public water supply to prove that
fluoridation reduces children’s tooth decay. Five years into the experiment,
things weren’t going as expected. Cavities declined equally in the
non-fluoridated control city of Muskegon, too. So to blur the truth or prove
their expectation, Muskegon was fluoridated also.
So what’s happening today?
So what’s happening today?
Grand Rapids children are showing high rates of tooth decay
and dental fluorosis. According to the Grand Rapids Press, one pediatric
dentist said in 2007 “…we see children under the age of 2 with active
decay…Rather than just a few cavities, we're seeing a lot of cavities. It's not
unusual to see a child with 8 to 10 cavities."
America’s children are fluoride-overdosed with almost half of all adolescents afflicted with dental fluorosis, white spotted, yellow, brown and/or pitted teeth. Tooth decay has increased in toddlers, untreated tooth decay is epidemic, more dental schools are opening and more dental professionals have been created. Emergency rooms are flooded with patients in dental pain because 80% of dentists refuse to treat Medicaid patients and half of all Americans don’t have dental insurance. Those that have insurance can’t afford the out-of-pocket expenses. And Americans have died from the consequences of untreated tooth decay.
America’s children are fluoride-overdosed with almost half of all adolescents afflicted with dental fluorosis, white spotted, yellow, brown and/or pitted teeth. Tooth decay has increased in toddlers, untreated tooth decay is epidemic, more dental schools are opening and more dental professionals have been created. Emergency rooms are flooded with patients in dental pain because 80% of dentists refuse to treat Medicaid patients and half of all Americans don’t have dental insurance. Those that have insurance can’t afford the out-of-pocket expenses. And Americans have died from the consequences of untreated tooth decay.
The US Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control and many other dental, health and government agencies now recommend that infant formula NOT be mixed with fluoridated water to avoid dental fluorosis. References: http://www.FormulaFluoride.Webs.com.
The prestigious US National Research Council produced a fluoride report which reveals that fluoride, even at the low doses added to water supplies can be detrimental to the thyroid gland, kidney patients, people who drink high volumes of water and babies. But it’s being ignored
. In 1990, the New York State
Department of Health (DoH) published a study, “Fluoride: Benefits and
Risks of Exposure,” alerting officials that fluoride can be
harmful to kidney
patients, diabetics and those with fluoride hypersensitivity even at “optimal” levels. But the advice went unheeded, research left undone and today’s claims of safety ring hollow.
Kaminsky et. al report: "The available data suggest that some
individuals may experience hypersensitivity to fluoride-containing
agents” and " …individuals with renal insufficiency who consume large
quantities of fluoridated water are at an increased risk of developing
skeletal fluorosis.” Research in these two areas were advised but
never conducted.
Further, dental fluorosis was reported in diabetics who consume large
volumes of water containing 0.5 to 1.0 mg fluoride/liter, the latter
equal to NYS’s fluoridated water supplies.
Malfunctioning kidneys may not adequately filter fluoride from the
blood allowing toxic fluoride levels to build up in and damage bones.
Symptoms of skeletal fluorosis include bone pain, tenderness and
fractures, according to the EPA.
The American Dental Association admits in its Fluoridation Facts
booklet "decreased fluoride removal may occur among persons with
severely impaired kidney function who may not be on kidney dialysis."
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) withdrew its fluoridation
endorsement in 2007, with advice that “individuals with CKD [Chronic
Kidney Disease] should be notified of the potential risk of fluoride
exposure.”
The landmark 2006 National Research Council fluoride report stated,
“Early water fluoridation studies did not carefully assess changes in
renal [kidney] function...Several investigators have shown that
patients with impaired renal function, or on hemodialysis, tend to
accumulate fluoride much more quickly than normal."
Bone changes in advanced kidney patients are similar to bone changes
found in individuals with skeletal fluorosis, according to the
Fluoride Action Network. This raises the possibility that some
individuals with kidney disease are suffering from undiagnosed
skeletal fluorosis.
Seven New York City Council Members are sponsoring legislation to stop
fluoridation in New York City NYC residents can lighten their
toxic fluoride exposure by contacting Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Speaker
Christine Quinn and their own Council Member to make sure they vote to
stop the addition of fluoride chemicals into NYC’s water supply
patients, diabetics and those with fluoride hypersensitivity even at “optimal” levels. But the advice went unheeded, research left undone and today’s claims of safety ring hollow.
Kaminsky et. al report: "The available data suggest that some
individuals may experience hypersensitivity to fluoride-containing
agents” and " …individuals with renal insufficiency who consume large
quantities of fluoridated water are at an increased risk of developing
skeletal fluorosis.” Research in these two areas were advised but
never conducted.
Further, dental fluorosis was reported in diabetics who consume large
volumes of water containing 0.5 to 1.0 mg fluoride/liter, the latter
equal to NYS’s fluoridated water supplies.
Malfunctioning kidneys may not adequately filter fluoride from the
blood allowing toxic fluoride levels to build up in and damage bones.
Symptoms of skeletal fluorosis include bone pain, tenderness and
fractures, according to the EPA.
The American Dental Association admits in its Fluoridation Facts
booklet "decreased fluoride removal may occur among persons with
severely impaired kidney function who may not be on kidney dialysis."
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) withdrew its fluoridation
endorsement in 2007, with advice that “individuals with CKD [Chronic
Kidney Disease] should be notified of the potential risk of fluoride
exposure.”
The landmark 2006 National Research Council fluoride report stated,
“Early water fluoridation studies did not carefully assess changes in
renal [kidney] function...Several investigators have shown that
patients with impaired renal function, or on hemodialysis, tend to
accumulate fluoride much more quickly than normal."
Bone changes in advanced kidney patients are similar to bone changes
found in individuals with skeletal fluorosis, according to the
Fluoride Action Network. This raises the possibility that some
individuals with kidney disease are suffering from undiagnosed
skeletal fluorosis.
Seven New York City Council Members are sponsoring legislation to stop
fluoridation in New York City NYC residents can lighten their
toxic fluoride exposure by contacting Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Speaker
Christine Quinn and their own Council Member to make sure they vote to
stop the addition of fluoride chemicals into NYC’s water supply
Many more citizens and legislators are not buying into the false fluoridation information and ending this outdated,ineffective, health-robbing, money-wasting concept. Many communities have stopped fluoridation and many more are considering despite the false information presented by the dental lobby.
We urge you to join them and demand that water fluoridation stop where you live. Educate your neighbors and then your legislators. Informed people do not want fluoride in their water.
for more info http://www.FluorideAction.Net
http://www.Fluoridation.Webs.com
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