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Misty L. Trepke

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Food, Not Fluoride, Reduces Cavities

 

This is a good follow up on the earlier post:

<http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2004/06/09/spin_doctoring_toxi

ns_fluoride.htm> " Spin

Doctoring: Toxins - Fluoride " as it always boils down to food but

they can't make any with this most effective of all remedies...

 

Chris Gupta

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2004/07/15/food_not_fluoride_re

duces_cavities.htm

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Food, Not Fluoride, Reduces Cavities

 

(CONTACT LETTER TO YOUR OFFICIALS INCLUDED)

 

From

<http://www.enn.com/direct/display-by-affiliate.asp?name=New%20York%

20State%20Coalition%20Opposed%20to%20Fluoridation>New

York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation

 

July 2004

 

Cavities occur in 66% of U.S. preschool children, and more often in

the poorly nourished, according to the January 2004 Journal of the

American Dental Association.

 

Those skipping breakfast and fruits and vegetables have more

cavities, according to researchers, Dye et al.

 

Over sixty years ago, dental researcher

<http://www.westonaprice.org/>Weston Price* examined various

countries' inhabitants and their diets and reported that bad teeth

and health are linked to poor diet.

 

" In their zeal to promote fluoride, dentistry, ignoring diet, may

have helped create a billion-dollar toothpaste industry while

enabling an appalling tooth decay national epidemic to fester and

grow like the unfilled cavities in Medicaid patients who are often

refused dental treatment, " says lawyer Paul Beeber, President, New

York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation (NYSCOF).

 

Federal statistics back up the poor health/more tooth loss

association, regardless of fluoridation levels.

 

For example, 87% of West Virginians drink fluoridated water; yet,

they are the most toothless in the country. West Virginia is also

one of the least healthy states for heart disease and diabetes, two

diet-related diseases.

 

Conversely, in Utah, where only 2.8% of water supplies are

fluoridated, residents lose the fewest teeth in the country due to

decay and gum disease. Utah ranks as one of the best in state health

rankings by United Health Foundation and are least likely to develop

heart disease - a measure of obesity, hypertension and sedentary

lifestyle. Utah is also one of four states with the lowest diabetes

rate.

 

The Centers for Disease Control asserts that fluoridated water saves

from $7 to $42 in dental care for every fluoridation dollar spent.

However, after decades of water fluoridation, virtually all

Americans consume a fluoridated food and/or water supply.

Yet, " dental spending outpaces economic growth, continuing a trend, "

reports the American Dental Association.

 

New York State is 70% fluoridated but two very populous counties,

Nassau and Suffolk (Long Island) are totally fluoridation free. In

New York State 18.3%, lost 6 or more teeth due to decay or gum

disease while only 16.2% of Long Islanders did.

 

New York City is 100% fluoridated, yet 20.9% of Brooklyn and 19.9%

of Queens residents lost six or more teeth, more than non-

fluoridated Long Island and partially fluoridated New York State.

 

Past news releases show that New York City poor children have more

tooth decay than the national average.

 

Actually, dental crises appear in many fluoridated cities.

 

Speak to your city and state officials concerning fluoridation in

your area.

<http://www.thenhf.com/fluoride_legislative_request_letter.htm>Click

here for contact letter.

 

The is extracted from: The July 2004 issue of the

<http://www.thenhf.com/>NHF Newsletter this excellent newsletter is

a must read can be accessed as per below:

 

<http://www.thenhf.com/JULY_2004_NEWSLETTERplain.htm>Plain

newsletter format is here.

 

<http://www.thenhf.com/JULY_2004_NEWSLETTERhtml.htm>HTML newsletter

format is here.

 

 

* Dr. Prices' older out of print edition of " Nutrition and Physical

Degeneration " is also available free from my favorite

<http://www.soilandhealth.org/>Soil and Health Library CG

 

 

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/

 

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