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RE: Fluorine; risks and benefits?
Hi! Love the post. I feel it worth mentioning that flourine and flouride are different in every way, yet they are misunderstood and exchanged for one another quite often. Flourine is natural to our earth and by extension occurs naturally.
Sodium flouride however is dangerous. It would be futile to discuss any benefit, as there are none. The science justifying the chemical being added to things we consume simply does not exist. It is a nuclear waste byproduct that is responsible for our dental flourosis ( we maintain highest in the world) , as well as furthering the cancer epidemic.
It is crucial that these are identified and not confused.
I am following you! Thanks for the post!
thanks for reading and for the addition :)