Seth J. Bradley <s...@dalek.uucp>

One response to the anti-fluoridation people I've never seen refuted:

1. "Natural" water sources, such as uncontaminated mountain streams,
have substantial fluoride levels.

2. Water processing plants remove most of the naturally ocurring
fuoride as part of the purification process.

3. Fluoridation is simply a means of replacing lost fluoride.  Treatment
plants routinely add back lost minerals and no one objects to that
practice.

Any takers?
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