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> There is clear, obvious correlation between fluoridation and improved oral health. Not once have I argued against fluoride for oral care. But I don't want it
by cpursley 1y ago
> There is clear, obvious correlation between fluoridation and improved oral health.
Not once have I argued against fluoride for oral care. But I don't want it in my DRINKING water.
> We add vitamin A & D to milk and bread.
Right, and our (American) "bread" and milk is not just bad, it's total garbage. I mean really really bad vs civilized countries.
Here's another solution: Just eat real food and brush your teeth with proper toothpaste. I know, shocking!
- Spooky23 1y agoWhat a novel suggestion. Sure just do what you’re supposed to do. What’s your answer when the same idiots campaigning against fluoride decide that toothpaste is a problem? Or that the ADA is a scam and there is no proof that toothbrushing has any effect? And what’s real food? That is a question that doesn’t have an answer.
- cpursley 1y ago> same idiots campaigning against fluoride decide that toothpaste is a problem? Their teeth will rot out. > And what’s real food? That is a question that doesn’t have an answer. It's not fortified Captain Crunch.
- jdiff 1y agoHow about the fortified rice? The salt? The flour? Bread? Milk? Pasta?