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news that people with allergies are not receiving the attention they deserve because their conditions are not properly understood by the medical professionals, brought to mind a friend who was cured of her ME by an especially sensitive GP. As a parting shot when signing her off, he made the vital point that to prevent a relapse she should avoid, at all costs, exposure to artificially fluoridated water.
Conservative MP Dr Julian Lewis asked 'whether it remains his [the health minister's] policy that fluoridation of the water supply in Totton and Southampton should not take place without the consent of a majority of the local population.'
Health bosses in Southampton agreed the plans for the city's water in February last year, despite 72% of 10,000 respondents in a public consultation opposing the move.
Diners are buying a new version of ordinary water for £1 a litre, 1,000 times more than it would cost if it came out of a tap.
Originally posted by TheLily
The mass 'medication' of people in this way is disgusting.
An example being,a baby on formula milk is having WAY over the amount of fluoride that they should be,it's dangerous....what will it do over a LIFETIME?
Originally posted by catwhoknows
Fluoride is a dangerous.
Say no.
If your government is trying to do that, appeal to the UN.
Originally posted by Frakkerface
Does anyone have information about which counties already have it? I've searched before and never really found any real information about it.
U.S., including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Spain, the UK, and Vietnam. An estimated 12 million people in western Europe, 171 million in the U.S. (61.5% of U.S. population[96]), and 355 million worldwide receive artificially fluoridated water, in addition to at least 50 million worldwide who receive water naturally fluoridated to recommended levels.[22]
the BDA insists water fluoridation is safe. The organisation claims there is no evidence to suggest the proposed levels could cause cancer, bone disease, kidney disease and birth defects.
Is fluoride added to my water?
Is fluoride added to my water?
We do not add fluoride to our water.
The decision on whether to fluoridate water supplies is taken by your local strategic health authority.
For more information on fluoride please contact your local health authority.
Section 58 of the Water Act 2003 empowers strategic health authorities (SHAs) to contract with water undertakers to fluoridate a water supply after conducting public consultations. It is essential that any consultation gives people a real opportunity to make their views known and that those views are taken into account before a final decision is made.
The decision by South Central SHA to approve the fluoridation of water supplies to the Southampton area is the subject of a judicial review, which is likely to be heard in the autumn, and so due to the legal challenge the Department is unable to comment.
Originally posted by Nammu
For anyone wanting to keep tabs on the government's discussions around fluoridisation of water in the UK, i'd recommend:
TheyWorkForYou - Fluoride & Water
According to Simon Burns, Minister for Health HERE
Section 58 of the Water Act 2003 empowers strategic health authorities (SHAs) to contract with water undertakers to fluoridate a water supply after conducting public consultations. It is essential that any consultation gives people a real opportunity to make their views known and that those views are taken into account before a final decision is made.
The decision by South Central SHA to approve the fluoridation of water supplies to the Southampton area is the subject of a judicial review, which is likely to be heard in the autumn, and so due to the legal challenge the Department is unable to comment.
it will be interesting to see the outcome of the review and it may be a landmark case in how things will go for the rest of the country.