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Careful, as small doses of some chemicals are beneficial (vitamins, etc) but large/silly doses are damaging. Even water... If you work and work at drinking it
by jleyank 4y ago
Careful, as small doses of some chemicals are beneficial (vitamins, etc) but large/silly doses are damaging. Even water... If you work and work at drinking it you might screw up your electrolyte balance and have problems or die. But without water, bad ju ju in a few days.
- Tozen 4y agoFluoride has no known dietary benefit to the human body, and is toxic. Just like lead and mercury are toxic, and its advisable to avoid them, not expose one's self to them (even if that's convenient or profitable to certain businesses). You appear to be making a false equivalence, as vitamin C or calcium is essential to the body and naturally beneficial to the teeth.
- jleyank 4y agoWikipedia is ambivalent on "no dietary benefit" - citing possibilities in terms of teeth enamel or bone mass. Is Wikipedia correct? Unknown. Is your information correct? Unknown.