The data Dr. Malone posted indicates it's dangerous for babies and children in doses higher than the recommended level. Of particular concern is that water may have fluoride added at that rate, there is no way to determine if children or pregnant women are drinking too much of it. They also get it from other sources like toothpaste. The study didn't find any danger for adults.
The data Dr. Malone posted indicates it's dangerous for babies and children in doses higher than the recommended level. Of particular concern is that water may have fluoride added at that rate, there is no way to determine if children or pregnant women are drinking too much of it. They also get it from other sources like toothpaste. The study didn't find any danger for adults.
The data Dr. Malone posted indicates it's dangerous for babies and children in doses higher than the recommended level. Of particular concern is that water may have fluoride added at that rate, there is no way to determine if children or pregnant women are drinking too much of it. They also get it from other sources like toothpaste. The study didn't find any danger for adults.