Debunking Anti Documents and Videos
You might have read a powerpoint or seen a video claiming that Fluoridation of water is not in our best interest. We take this time to debunk these videos and documents!
Debunking Rick North Claims in Lund Report
In a recent anti fluoridation article in the Lund Report, Rick North expresses numerous misconceptions, misrepresentations, and errors. As is always the case, it takes far more time and space to properly address such misrepresentations, than it does to express them in the first place.
Read a detailed explanation of the fallacies of North’s claims.
Debunking Paul Connett Power Point
Paul Connett’s Power Point Presentation has a number of factual and scientific inconsistencies.
We cover these inconsistencies in full here.
Response to Jonesborough, TN Questions - 2017
The questions on this page are a list presented to the Public Health County Director, Tennessee Department of Health, in 2009. The questions are heavily biased toward the contentions of fluoride opponents, and based on false assumptions, including, but not limited to:
Debunking Michael Connett's "10 Reasons" Video
Michael Connett is an attorney, not a healthcare provider or expert. He frames the fluoridation issue around the premise that fluoridation is the process of adding a substance to water supplies in order to prevent dental disease. It is not. Fluoridation is based upon the observation that at a certain concentration level of a mineral which has been in water forever, the teeth of those ingesting that water are more resistant to dental decay. Fluoridation simply adjusts the level of this existing mineral in water supplies to that level, such that we will receive that benefit, while strictly maintaining that concentration level well below the threshold of adverse effects.
Debunking "Our Daily Dose" Video
The video “Our Daily Dose” is a piece of antifluoridationist dogma which brazenly exploits children and emotions felt for children, all throughout. It is rife with the same type of unsubstantiated claims, misinformation, and outright fabrications which are characteristic of antifluoridationists and their groups.
Response to NYSCOF "Press Release"
Response to the August 2, 2017 “press release” of the New York Antifluoridation group “NYSCOF”, entitled Fluoridation: A Failed Tooth Decay Preventive, Federal Data Shows
One Page Debunk
Many myths and false claims have been introduced into the fluoride conversation. This page lays to rest some of the more serious claims that a properly fluoridated water source is damaging, toxic or otherwise unhealthy.
Debunking Anti Articles and Letters to the Editor
We take a closer look at some of the anti-fluoridation articles and letters to the editor in popular newspapers on this page.
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