how to remove fluoride from water

How to Reduce Exposure to Fluoride

  How to Reduce Exposure to Fluoride When fluoride was first added to water in the 1940s, in an experiment to prevent tooth decay, not a single dental product contained fluoride: no fluoride toothpastes, no fluoride mouth rinses, no fluoride varnishes, and no fluoride gels. In the past 60 years,as more communities began fluoridation and one fluoride product after another entered the market, exposure to fluoride increased considerably, particularly among children. Exposure from other ...[READ MORE]

Help End Water Fluoridation – Fluoridealert.org

By The Fluoride Action Network No matter who you are, you can change local fluoride policy. In 2008, the  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 72.4 percent of  the U.S. population—nearly 200 million people—were using public water systems with fluoridated  water.  Since this report was published,  the CDC’s Oral Health Division has been working non-stop, spending large  amounts of taxpayer dollars promoting fluoridation throughout the United States,  with the stated goal ...[READ MORE]