Fluoride and Natural News

[Naddig74]

Search for the name "Myrick".

Shan't. It's not my job to go looking for the evidence of your assertions.

 

[Tomblvd]

It might have slipped your attention that fluorine is added to tap water as sodium hexafluorosilicate of fluorosilicic acid. Halothoane and Sevoflurane both are halogenated fluorocarbons, HFCs.

Do you ever get tired of being wrong?

It is normally accomplished by adding one of three compounds to the water: sodium fluoride, fluorosilicic acid, or sodium fluorosilicate.

You really need to stop looking at "whale.to" for your information.

The expression "compound" therefore is more adequate than talking about "fluorine atoms" or ions.
That semantic topic however is not the core of the discussion.

The problem is that those compounds are chosen because they are so readily soluble in water. Meaning the fluoride ion are almost completely dissociated from the parent compound. So in other words, it doesn't matter where the fluoride ion comes from, it's the same ion, no matter what compound.

 

[timhau]

You pretty much hit bottom.

That depends from the point of view.

If you're at the top wondering why everyone else is upside down, maybe.