Alan Johnson ‘misleading’ over fluoride benefits

Alan Johnson, the Health Secretary, has been accused of overstating the benefits of adding fluoride to water in the fight against dental disease.

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From: The Telegraph.

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2 Responses to “Alan Johnson ‘misleading’ over fluoride benefits”

  1. Galv Says:
    October 20th, 2008 at 7:30 am

    The type of fluoride used by the Nazis was sodium fluoride. You can get rid of sodium fluoride by distilling your water. Unfortunately today they are using a much more problematic form of fluoride, called fluosilic acid, which is not that easy to get rid of because if you distill water containing it, it just gets distilled along with your water.

  2. Galv Says:
    October 20th, 2008 at 12:26 pm

    What happenned to the tooth decay vaccine developed from genetically modified tobaco plants in 1998 at Guy’s hospital in London UK?

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