Water fluoridation is the practice of adding fluoride chemicals to water for the purpose of preventing tooth decay. The United States currently fluoridates about 70% of its water supply. Ironically, the tooth decay rates in developed nations, which do not use fluoride in their water, are lower than nations that use fluoride. Besides this fact, the FDA has identified and labeled fluoride as drug, which would make it a medication. Therefore, fluoridating water is a form of mass medication. Fluoride's main benefits come from the topical contact with teeth, not the ingestion of it. Fluoride is toxic. Fluoride has caused millions to experience dental fluorosis. Fluoride also is linked to bone disease, arthritis, brain damage, thyroid malfunction, and possibly types of cancer. Stop this now!
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