Toxic Chemical Byproduct of Fertilizer Plants Dumped Into Fluoridated Water Supply | Global Research

Toxic Chemical Byproduct of Fertilizer Plants Dumped Into Fluoridated Water Supply | Global Research

Studies by the U.S. government, Harvard University and many other prestigious organizations show that fluoride in water may reduce intelligence and cause other health problems.

Moreover, the type of fluoride used in 90% of U.S. fluoridated water supplies has never been tested for safety.

Dartmouth University wrote in 2001:

In a recent article in the journal NeuroToxicology, a
research team led by Roger D. Masters, Dartmouth College Research
Professor and Nelson A. Rockefeller Professor of Government Emeritus,
reports evidence that public drinking water treated with sodium
silicofluoride or fluosilicic acid, known as silicofluorides (SiFs), is
linked to higher uptake of lead in children.

Sodium fluoride, first added to public drinking water in 1945, is now
used in less than 10% of fluoridation systems nationwide, according to
the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) 1992 Fluoridation Census.
Instead, SiF’s are now used to treat drinking water delivered to 140
million people. While sodium fluoride was tested on animals and approved for human consumption, the same cannot be said for SiFs.