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It really shouldn’t be a choice. Not having fluoridated water causes all sorts of public health issues, especially in kids. For example, San Jose has spotty f
by hedora 3y ago
It really shouldn’t be a choice. Not having fluoridated water causes all sorts of public health issues, especially in kids.
For example, San Jose has spotty fluoridation thanks to its idiotic privatized water supply, and, despite being extremely wealthy and well-educated, many kids end up with dental issues severe enough to cause academic issues, etc.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoJust to clarify a bit, well educated !== well informed. Along the same lines, could a lack of flouride be taking (at least some of) the blame for a high sugar diet? At the very least, there should be provisions for those who want to opt out. For example, discounted filtration systems.