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In reply to the discussion: Youtube scientist C0nc0rdance addresses the pseudo-science against flouridation of drinking water. [View all]laconicsax
(14,860 posts)42. Be nice. Our water isn't fluoridated--our PBFs are safe.
(You live in PDX, right?)
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Youtube scientist C0nc0rdance addresses the pseudo-science against flouridation of drinking water. [View all]
MarkCharles
Dec 2011
OP
Please don't bother to get all the facts about Dental Fluorosis, nor bother to listen to the ..
MarkCharles
Dec 2011
#6
I get it, you don't argue from epidemiological grounds, you argue based upon
MarkCharles
Dec 2011
#8
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. n/t
laconicsax
Dec 2011
#12
What is it with the english language that makes it so difficult for some to understand it?
Boston_Chemist
Dec 2011
#21
You brought up Mercury. If you don't like the results, you have only yourself to blame. n/t
laconicsax
Dec 2011
#24
23% with Fluorosis? More like nearly 40%. Did you even read the CDC study?
Boston_Chemist
Dec 2011
#30
I am not here to educate you or entertain your conspiracy theories. n.t.
Boston_Chemist
Dec 2011
#34
It's all good, so long as you stop believing this "Fluoridation is Good" nonsense. n.t.
Boston_Chemist
Dec 2011
#38