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NIH study confirms Canadian study findings
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October 26, 2024
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0:11Now PlayingNIH study confirms Canadian study findings. 1. NIH study Links Fluoride to Lower IQ in Kids: Research, including a 2019 JAMA study, found that prenatal fluoride exposure was linked to lower IQ scores in children. 2. No Safe Level Determined: The recent NIH report couldn’t identify a safe fluoride level, indicating that even low exposures could pose risks during pregnancy. 3. Exposure Through Diet and Water: Pregnant women are exposed to fluoride not just through drinking water but also through diet, increasing total intake. 4. Potential Neurodevelopmental Risks: Both studies suggest that fluoride exposure during pregnancy may impact a child’s brain development and behavior. 5. Calls for Review of Fluoride Guidelines: With consistent findings across studies, a federal judge just ruled for the EPA to reconsider the fluoride levels allowed in drinking water What to do: 👉Don’t panic 👉Filter your water 👉Use filtered water when mixing formula 👉Don’t brush your teeth with fluorinated toothpaste
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