Sentences with phrase «fluoridate the water supply»

We went the whole hog and installed a reverse osmosis water filtration system for our drinking water (because our wonderful local government decided to fluoridate the water supply... ggrrrrr... and for the rest of the house we have a basic (same job as your brita filter) water filter so all our other water has no chlorine — oh the happy veggies and my skin is much improved... also my son has stopped sneezing when he turns a tap on.

I have seen and read the science, and I no longer drink and cook with my city's fluoridated water supply.

I'm lucky that I don't live in a part of the world where the water is fluoridated, but for anyone living in USA, Canada, New Zealand and Australia where the water supply is often fluoridated it's definitely something worth investigating further — you can find out which countries fluoridate their water supply here.

I strongly recommend that no matter your specific circumstances with acne, you avoid fluoridated water supplies and grocery store dental products.

Robert Kroese's sense of irony was honed growing up in Grand Rapids, Michigan — home of the Amway Corporation and the Gerald R. Ford Museum, and the first city in the United States to fluoridate its water supply.

Not exact matches

If our bodies need fluoride at all, it's in trace amounts, not in the quantities supplied by fluoridated water.

Only ten per cent of England's water supplies are fluoridated at present, mainly in Birmingham and the north - west.

Is your tap water fluoridated like most public water supplies?

It's shipped over to us by the Chinese as a by - product of their booming phosphate fertiliser manufacturing industry but at the same time, China refuses to fluoridate their own water supply for fears of health consequences.

d) If your municipal water supply is chlorinated or fluoridated switch from drinking tap water to a water supply which is neither chlorinated or fluoridated and contains low to non-detectable levels of naturally - occurring fluoride.

Unfortunately, the answer is yes, and while most countries in the European Union do not add fluoride to local water supplies, most communities in the United States continue to be fluoridated.