• Registered: 2006-02-06

Re: True teeth care - re-enamalize naturally

Yea, I bought some little mini bottles of spring water (I believe it was Dannon) for my 11yr olds lunch box and she looked at the bottles and said," Mom, there's flouride in the spring water, Im not drinking this!" Sure enough, in tiny printing on the front it says "flouride added". I like how they tried to sneak that in.  Her school a couple yrs ago offered "free" flouride treatments. I wonder how many parents fell for that because it was "free".

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  • Registered: 2004-04-09

Re: True teeth care - re-enamalize naturally

From what I've read, the scary thing is there is no regulation on how much flouride can be put in bottled water. But, that's just what I read. And since it was so long, I don't remember where. I believe it was on the colloidal silver list my wife is on.

" Then it was, then again it will be. And though the course may change sometimes rivers always reach the sea." Robert Plant
  • From: An infinite aether cloud
  • Registered: 2006-08-23

Re: True teeth care - re-enamalize naturally

As I recall, flouride does have a relatively low LD50 measurement, so whatever regulation there isn't IS limited by how much the human body can handle... No company is going to put so much flouride in their water that it kills their biggest customers.

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  • Registered: 2004-04-09

Re: True teeth care - re-enamalize naturally

True! A little goes a looooong way with that particular poison.
I have heard that European water sources for bottle water are more trustworthy, considering flouridation is banned in many countries over there. One reason I like to go with imported beer and such, or homebrewing.(I live on a clean well) Do you know anything about this?

" Then it was, then again it will be. And though the course may change sometimes rivers always reach the sea." Robert Plant