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Wichita Paper Misleads Residents, Says Harvard Fluoride Study is ‘Not Applicable’

Wichita Paper Misleads Residents, Says Harvard Fluoride Study is ‘Not Applicable’Is adding fluoride to public drinking water a good thing? For many, the answer seems obvious: Yes. Television commercials, oral hygiene products, and even traditional dentists actively endorse fluoride as a safe and effective way to prevent tooth decay. Many are surprised to learn, however, that there is no clinical evidence to support such a claim. The tide is beginning to turn, and communities across America are putting an end to water fluoridation programs that are not only a danger to residents, but also an unnecessary cost to the municipality.

By | 2013-03-25T03:00:20+00:00 March 25th, 2013|Fluoride in Your Water, Holistic Dentistry, Water Fluoridation|Comments Off on Wichita Paper Misleads Residents, Says Harvard Fluoride Study is ‘Not Applicable’

Wichita, Portland, and Santa Fe Aim to End Water Fluoridation by 2013

Wichita, Portland, and Santa Fe Aim to End Water Fluoridation by 2013Over the past year, the anti-fluoride movement has gained substantial momentum as communities from across the United States have begun to vote against public water fluoridation. Just recently, 3 communities in Indiana have voted to end the fluoridation of their water supplies. Those communities are Walkerton, North Liberty, and Lakeville, home to a combined 5,000 or more individuals who are now safe from fluoride exposure. Other communities in which the anti-fluoride movement is strong include Wichita, Portland, and Santa Fe.

By | 2012-11-04T21:00:27+00:00 November 4th, 2012|Fluoride in Your Water, Holistic Dentistry, Water Fluoridation|Comments Off on Wichita, Portland, and Santa Fe Aim to End Water Fluoridation by 2013
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