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Philippe Schnoebelen  
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 More options Sep 26 1990, 9:21 am
Newsgroups: misc.kids, sci.skeptic
From: p...@lifia.imag.fr (Philippe Schnoebelen)
Date: 26 Sep 90 14:21:17 GMT
Local: Wed, Sep 26 1990 9:21 am
Subject: Re: The health hazards of fluoride
In article <1...@dalek.UUCP> s...@dalek.UUCP (Seth J. Bradley) writes:

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

[though it's easy. Witness... :-]

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

This one is NATURAL fluoride. It is good for your health.

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

Thus destroying much of the beneficial properties of NATURAL water.

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

They add ARTIFICIAL, cancer-giving, chemicals. As is well-known.

You compare natural products with their poisonous industrial counterparts
as if they were the same. You can't fool us with your rhetorical tricks.
You really deserve to be drowned in ARTIFICIAL water.

--Philippe :-)


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