Israel Outlaws Water Fluoridation

[expandspanos]

Israel doesn't want their people drinking the poison that slows thinking and makes people docile anymore:
http://fluoridealert.org/content/bulletin_08-18-14/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Only 3% of Western Europe is now consuming Fluoridated water:
http://fluoridealert.org/content/water_europe/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Europe’s reasons for not fluoridating its water are explained here. Despite not fluoridating its water, tooth decay rates in these western European countries are no higher than in the few western countries (e.g., the United States) that fluoridate their water.

Water Fluoridation Status of Western Europe
(BFS 2012)
Country Population Size* No. of People w/ Fluoridated Water** % w/ Fluoridated Water**
Austria 8,452,835 0 0%
Belgium 10,951,266 0 0%
Denmark 5,584,758 0 0%
Finland 5,413,830 0 0%
France 65,350,000 0 0%
Germany 81,859,000 0 0%
Greece 10,787,690 0 0%
Iceland 320,060 0 0%
Irish Republic 4,588,252 3,250,000 73%
Italy 60,820,787 0 0%
Luxembourg 511,800 0 0%
Netherlands 16,738,836 0 0%
Norway 5,027,800 0 0%
Portugal 10,561,614 0 0%
Spain 46,163,116 4,250,000 11%
Sweden 9,495,113 0 0%
Switzerland 7,952,600 0 0%
United Kingdom 62,262,000 5,797,000 11%
TOTAL 412,841,357 13,297,000 3%

The United States, which fluoridates more than 70% of its water supplies, is an exception to this rule.

[andy7171]

[93henfan]

This is one where you don't appear as a complete lunatic.

Certainly there are pros and cons to most chemicals and additives.

Where you're still on the fringe though is in your thinking that there is some sort of conspiracy at work here. If you don't want fluoride in the municipal supply wherever you live, work to get it removed. If you can't get a majority to side with you, too bad so sad. It's still a democracy. And you still have a choice to get your drinking water from wherever you want.

[HI54UNI]

What do you do about naturally occurring fluoride in the water spanos? Our city doesn't add it because there is enough in the raw water already. Should they be required to add a treatment process to take it out?