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			 by Joe Taylor
 April 18, 2012
 
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			Fluoride Health 
			Problems
 There is a lot of controversy surrounding the presence of fluoride 
			in public drinking water (fluoridation).
 
			  
			For starters, before fluoride was used 
			to fight cavities, it was (and still is) used in insecticides and 
			rat poison.
 Fluorosis is a condition that wears down the enamel of the tooth, 
			leaving behind white spots, making the teeth more vulnerable to 
			cavities and decay. Fluorosis is a very real health condition that 
			can effect both children and adults. And more and more evidence is 
			mounting against the use fluoride, even in small amounts.
 
			  
			But it doesn't appear to be a critical 
			issue according to the US Surgeon Generals, as the last 5 Surgeon 
			Generals have supported the fluoridation of drinking water. 
			Incidentally, the claimed health benefits almost always point to 
			oral health.  
			  
			Fortunately, the CDC is calling for new 
			labeling rules requiring manufacturers to list a product's fluoride 
			content, which we have found to be missing in some cases.
 
			  
			  
			  
			What is too much 
			Fluoride?
 Fluoride itself is actually required by our bodies in low doses. 
			When consumed in high a mounts, specifically the man-made fluoride 
			that is in public drinking water, it can cause problems.
 
 An estimated 5-10g of sodium fluoride can be lethal for some adults.
 
			  
			While fluoride provides benefits to your 
			oral health, it can also come with adverse side effects, that vary 
			in severity depending upon the amount of fluoride consumed. 
			Excessive consumption of fluoride can lead to gastrointestinal 
			discomfort.  
			  
			This can occur with doses 15 to 20 times 
			lower than actual lethal doses (0.2-0.3mg/kg).  
			  
			Fluoride in excessive amounts can also 
			cause problems in the formation bone. 
				
					
					
					Children under 6: (Toothpaste) - 
					"A pea sized amount"
					
					Adults: (Toothpaste) fluoride 
					dentifrice (1,000 ppmF) or 1.0 g or more for adults 
			  
			  
			  
			List of 
			bottled water without fluoride
 
 
			  
				
					
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						AA Better Water
 Agromas Natural Mineral Water
 Albertsons
 Alhambra
 Alpina
 American Fare
 American Star
 Appco
 Aqua Fresca
 Aqua Panna
 Aqua Pure
 Aquarius Natural Mineral Water
 Arbor Springs Drinking Water
 Arbor Springs Purified Water
 Arbor Springs Spring Water
 Arlington Springs
 Aqua Systems
 Aqua Von
 Arrowhead
 Artesian Wells Distilled Water
 Artesain Wells Drinking Water
 Artesian Wells Infant Water
 Augusta Medical - Daniels
 
 B
 Badger Water
 Belmont Springs
 Besco Pure Premium Drinking Water
 BIOTA Colorado Pure Spring Water
 Bio-2
 Black Berry Farms
 Blue Ice Natural Mineral Water
 Boney's
 BORNEO Drinking Water
 BORNEO Natural Mineral Water
 Bountyland
 Buches
 
 C
 Calistoga
 Callaway Blue
 CAPA
 Cascade Bottled Water
 Cascade Distilled Water
 Cascade Purified Drinking Water
 Century Springs Distilled Water
 Century Springs Spring Water
 Chemung Distilled Water
 Chemung Spring Water
 Chippewa Spring Water
 Citi Stop
 Classic Selection
 Clearly Arctic
 Clear Mountain Spring Water
 Clover Company Limited
 Coach
 Cold Country
 Cohutta Mountain Spring Water
 Cowboy Squeeze
 Crowne Plaza Drinking Water
 Crowne Plaza Natural Mineral Water
 Cruel Jacks Spring Water
 Crystal Mountain Spring Water
 Crystal Point
 Crystal Ridge
 Crystal Spring Natural Spring Water
 Crystal Springs
 Crystal Springs Drinking Water
 Crystal Springs Deionized Water
 Crystal Springs Spring Water
 Culligan Water
 Culligan Demineralized Water
 Culligan Distilled Water
 Culligan Purified Water
 Culligan Spring Water
   
						DDakota Splash
 Dannon
 Dannon Fluoridated Spring Water
 Deep Rock
 Deep Rock Crystal Drop
 Deep Rock Fontenelle
 Deer Park
 Deja Blue
 Desert Quench
 Diamond Spring Water
 
 
						EEast Phils
 Eco Quest
 Elite
 Equatorial Natural Mineral Water
 Eureka
 Evian
 E Water
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						FFamily Pantry
 Famous Ramona Water
 Flowing Springs
 Food Club
 Founders Square Bank
 Fresh Brands Artesian
 Fresh Brands Distilled Water
 Fresh Brands Drinking Water
 Fresh Market
 
 G
 Get-N-Go
 Glacier Bay
 Glen Summit Springs Water
 Glen Summit Distilled Water
 Glenwood Inglewood
 Gordon Food Service
 Great Bear
 
 H
 Harvey's
 H2O4U
 Henry's
 Hidden Valley Natural Mineral Water
 Hillcrest Distilled Water
 Hillcrest Drinking Water
 Hillcrest Spring Water
 Hilton PJ Natural Mineral Water
 Hinckley Springs
 HINT
 Hi-Sprint Drinking Water
 Hi-Sprint Natural Mineral Water
 Hog Wash
 Hon Less Natural Mineral Water
 
 I
 Ice Jam
 Ice Mountain
 Ice Mountain Natural Mineral Water
 Inland
 Istana Natural Mineral Water
 
 J
 Joe Muggs
 Joe Ragan's Pure Water
 Junior Johnson
 Just Squeezed
   
						KKandiyohi Drinking Water
 Kentwood Springs
 KLGCC Natural Mineral Water
 Krystal J Artesian Water
 Krystal J Distilled Water
 
 L
 Laure
 Leroy Jenkins Ministries
 Logansport Savings Bank
 Lowe's
 
 M
 Martins
 Masafi Pure Natural Mineral Water
 Mayer Bros.
 Mercurio Produce
 Mesra Drinking Water
 Mesra Natural Mineral Water
 Misty Mountain
 Monadnock Mountain Spring Water
 Montclair
 Mountain Energy
 Mountain Forest
 Mountain Valley Spring Water
 Mount Olympus Spring
 Mutiara Natural Mineral Water
   
						NNantze Springs
 Nestle Pure Life
 New Frontier Bank
 Niagra Mist
 Nicolet Distilled
 Northern Illinois University
 Nursery
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						OOasis Pure Drinking Water
 Oasis Sparkling Water
 Ogallala - Clear Cool Water
 OUI Drinking Water
 OUI Natural Mineral Water
 Ozarka
 Ozarka
 
 P
 Paiges
 Parmer Pure H2O
 Patriots Choice
 Pelangi Natural Mineral Water
 Penta Ultra Premium Purified Drinking Water
 Perrier
 Piggly Wiggly
 Poland Spring
 Polaris Water
 Pristine Natural Artesian
 Purely Sedona
 Puritan Springs Distilled Water
 Puritan Springs Drinking Water
 
 Q
 Quick Stop
 
 R
 Rain Soft
 Refresh Natural Mineral Water
 Reiser Drinking Water
 Request Foods, Inc.
 Rip Time
 
 S
 Safeway - Refreshe
 Sam's Wine & Spirits
 San Faustino Natural Mineral Water
 San Pellegrino
 Santee Springs
 Scheopner's Water
 Sequoia Springs
 Scotts
 Shamrock
 Shenandoah Distilled Water
 Shenandoah Pure Drinking Water
 Shenandoah Spring Water
 Shop-N-Cart
 Shur-Fine
 Sierra Springs
 Silver Creek Purified Water
 Silver Creek Spring Water
 Sky Drinking Water
 Snow Valley
 Sparkletts
 Spinx
 Stator Bros. Markets
 Summit Mountain
 Summit Springs
 Summit Valley
 
 T
 T-Rex
 Teton Mountain Lodge Spring Water
 Tweetsie
 
 U
 United Dairy Farmers
 
 V
 Valutime
 Veta Drinking Water
 Volvic
 
 W
 Walgreen's Drinking Water
 Wal-Mart
 Wal-mart Kids Connection
 Water Boy
 Weis Markets Spring Water
 Western Family
 Whistler Water
 Whole Foods 365
 Woodland Spring Water
 Wyoming Machinery "Catipillar" Spring Water
 
 Y
 Z
 Zephyrhills
 Zodiac
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			How to Remove 
			Fluoride from Drinking Water
 
			How do you remove Fluoride from tap 
			water? Or any water for that matter? 
				  
				Ways to Remove Fluoride from Water
 
				Reverse Osmosis FiltrationThis process is used for purifying some, but not all types 
				of bottled water. Reverse osmosis systems is typically not 
				affordable for personal or general public use.
 
				Activated Alumina Defluoridation Filter
 A home water filtration solution. But it's quite an 
				expensive solution at approximately $30/filter and the filters 
				require frequent replacement.
 
 
				Distillation FiltrationCommercial distillation filters that can be purchase to 
				remove fluoride from water. While the fluoride can be removed 
				from distilled water, it still may have other impurities that 
				could prevent it from being unusable as drinking water.
 
 
				Brita, Pur, and other FiltersThese filters do not remove Fluoride. If you check the 
				websites, and labels, the descriptions state that fluoride is 
				left in the water after filtration.
 
 
				Will Boiling Water Remove 
				Fluoride?No, this will only concentrate the fluoride rather than 
				reduce it.
 
 
				Will Freezing Water Reduce 
				Fluoride?No, this method has no affect on the presence of fluoride.
 
			  
			  
			How to Reduce 
			Fluoride Exposure
 
			Check Water Bottling Labels for 
			Fluoride
 Read labels on bottles. Unless they are made with distilled or 
			reverse-osmosis water, it was probably made with fluoridated public 
			water.
 
 
			  
			Toothpaste without FluorideConsider using unfluoridated toothpaste.
 
			  
			No-Fluoride Toothpaste reviews can be 
			found on the following No-Fluoride Toothpastes: 
				
			 
			   
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