the problem is not fluoridation, the problem is the amount of fluorine in water, maximum acceptable concentration of fluoride in drinking water is 1.5 mg / l and it helps preventing tooth decay. and sometimes it's not added by human; fluoride concentrations may appear in groundwater when rocks or soils containing fluoride disintegrate and dissolve and the removal of excess fluorine from drinking water is a difficult and costly task, and low-cost solutions do not exist, that's why some governements Can not afford this process wich means a lot of health problems.
so i guess that the problem of fluoridation is not small
And can not be resolved in a short period, it needs Cooperation from States and Union and more of research and studies to find a real solution.
thank you for sharing this post :)
You are viewing a single comment's thread from: