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Oh gee whiz! I'm so glad that SCIENCE says it's good. That makes it true! Adding a known poison which is proven to reduce IQ and calcify the pineal gland to the water supply.
Science says fluoride in water is good for kids
Ian Gomez
Lincoln Wood
Alexander Torres
Ty.
More information on fluoride and it's dangers, hsph.harvard.edu
A study from Harvard proving the brain effects.
Christian Gutierrez
I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE
Isaiah Roberts
Filtered or unfiltered?
Juan Hall
Don't forget to stop using fluoride toothpaste and mouthwash too.
Dominic Taylor
alex jones predicted this. it's turning the frickening frogs gay (well alkazine is)
Easton Lee
(((they))) keep telling us that we need water to survive
take the nowaterpill and drink coke instead
Anthony Foster
>coke
Coffee
Cooper Ramirez
only reverse osmosis will remove the flu ride.
Isaiah Taylor
communist subversion, and the guy who put the bill in was Rockefeller,
Michael Butler
That's okay, because the doses you absorb are much smaller. But don't fucking eat and drink that stuff.
Sebastian Hughes
Is there a way to reverse the damage? been lazy on replacing my filters.
Kayden Long
I just distill my water. Reverse osmosis is too complicated
Connor Stewart
yep seems like great stuff
Joshua Walker
>Burger in 2018 still does not have regulation in place for manganese concentration in drinking water.
But sure, make ruckuss about fluoride.
Easton Barnes
I need to stop drinking water.
Justin Wilson
>The first place in America to receive fluoridated water was Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1945, when residents there became guinea pigs for the theory that boosting existing natural fluoride levels in water would decrease tooth decay, particularly in children. The experiment, by the United States Public Health Service, was done without residents’ consent — still a point of contention among anti-fluoridationists.
Ok, this does sound like VaultTek shizz
Jeremiah Bell
Is there a good way?
Hunter Morgan
I drink only distilled water, or rainwater, and only pure-grain alcohol.
Christian Williams
t. rotting teeth
Nolan Jones
Fluoride in tap water literally serves no purpose. Studies show it has no effect on teeth. Glad my area stopped putting it in the water a few years ago.