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Aliss Terpstra's avatar

The reprieve may not be for the true reason, although the corrosion issue is real and has stopped other regions (e.g. Niagara in southern Ontario) from continuing to fluoridate, but it's a win and I'll take it. I mean, council has to back out carefully with face saved so we can pretend we don't see how much bullshit they were lugging behind them. By the way, I was one of the people who made Niagara decide not to refluoridate after a long intermission of several years that no one but the water plant workers knew about (corrosion did so much damage that they just quietly stopped putting the stuff in). Public health was bragging about the great dental stats in Niagara region without knowing there was no fluoride going in for years. So, Niagara region council passed a bylaw confirming that they would not refluoridate Niagara Falls or fluoridate any part of the brand new combined water distribution network. It saved them millions. And it did not cause a single cavity.

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sarah laidlaw's avatar

Where can I find legit sources that fluoride causes medical issues? I work in a dental office and patients are asking these questions.

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