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Double Fluorides Of Titanium (1908) by John Ahlum Schaeffer, 2010-05-23 The fluoride question: Panacea or poison? by Anne-Lise Gotzsche, 1975 Fluorides (Environmental Health Criteria Series) by IPCS, 2001-07 Fluoride - Seen from Different Perspectives: Various Topics Velated to Fluoride in the Light of Changing Conditions, Amsterdam, November 2000 (Caries Research 2001) by B. Ogaard, 2001-05 Tantalum(V) Fluoride Production of Yellow Cake and Uranium Fluorides (Panel Proceedings) by International Atomic Energy Agency, 1981-02 Hidden Agenda: The Fluoride Deception (Training Manual for Parents, Physicians, and Dentists) by Dr. Stanley "Stan" Monteith, 2004 Fluoride the Aging Factor How to Recognize and Avoid the Devastating Effects of Fluoride - 2nd Edition by DrJohn Yiamouyianis, 1986 Cure Tooth Decay: Heal And Prevent Cavities With Nutrition - Limit And Avoid Dental Surgery and Fluoride [First Edition] by Ramiel Nagel, 2010-11-01 Double Fluorides Of Titanium (1908) by John Ahlum Schaeffer, 2010-09-10 Relative Efficacy of Sodium Fluoride and Sodium Monofluorophosphate as Anti-Caries Agents in Dentifrices (International Congress & Symposium) Vinyl Fluoride

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101. Engineering And Administrative Recommendations For Water Fluoridation, 1995
     US government instructions for proper handling and treatment of fluoridation chemicals and equipment and training guidelines for personnel.  
     http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00039178.htm
     
     Extractions: Summary INTRODUCTION Water fluoridation is the deliberate addition of the natural trace element fluorine (in the ionic form as fluoride) into drinking water in accordance with scientific and dental guidelines (1-9). Fluoride is present in small yet varying amounts in almost all soil, water supplies, plants, and animals and, thus, is a normal constituent of all diets (10). In mammals, the highest concentrations are found in the bones and teeth. Since the late 1970s, CDC has developed technical and administrative guidelines and/or recommendations for correcting inconsistencies in fluoridated public water supply systems (CDC, unpublished data; 31-33). In April and September of 1993, CDC convened two advisory workshops to review and revise fluoridation guidelines. Participants included 11 technical experts from state agencies and the Indian Health Service. Additional comments were obtained from state dental officials, state drinking water personnel, and others (e.g., schools of public health, dental societies, and engineers from private industry). The intent of these recommendations is to provide guidance to federal, state, and local officials involved in the engineering or administrative aspects of water fluoridation, which should help ensure that fluoridated water systems are providing optimal fluoride levels. This report provides information from earlier studies linking fluoridation with the reduction of dental caries, summarizes the conclusions of the workshops, provides recommendations for fluoridation of both community and school public water supplies, and consolidates previous recommendations. These recommendations are written with the assumption that the reader either has an engineering background or at least is familiar with basic water supply engineering principles. As an aid to readers, a glossary of technical terms is included.

102. The Debate Over Food Biotechnology: Is A Societal Consensus Achievable?
     Consumers Union of United States analysis of how tactical errors in efforts to encourage Americans to drink fluoridated water.  
     http://www.consumersunion.org/food/debate/bio1.htm
     
     Extractions: I'll return to these questions later. But now, let us examine some troubled technologies of the recent past. I've chosen three examples: Water fluoridation, nuclear power, and pesticides. Books have been written about these controversies; I'm constrained here to a very limited synopsis of each dispute. But even a brief look can suggest some lessons we can apply to the current debate over food biotechnology. Fluoridation . In the 1930s, studies of mottled dental enamel in parts of the Midwest and western United States found that fluoride in the water caused the problem. Further research found that people with mottled teeth had fewer cavities, and dental researchers soon proposed adding fluoride to water supplies to reduce tooth decay. Experimental fluoridation trials began in three communities in 1945. But enthusiastic proponents of the idea could not wait for more scientific evidence. They mounted an intensive lobbying campaign, and in 1950 persuaded the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS), which had done or sponsored most of the research up to that point, to endorse fluoridation and urge local communities to adopt it. The PHS and a few state dental officials then began vigorously promoting fluoridation of community water supplies nationwide. If advocates of fluoridation had expected the PHS endorsement to persuade the public to accept fluoridation, they were rudely disappointed. Virulent public opposition cropped up in communities where fluoridation was being considered.

103. Welcome To FluoridationCenter.org | Home Page
     Provides links to a number of fluoridation, consumer protection, public health, and public health dentistry websites.  
     http://www.fluoridationcenter.org/
     
     Extractions: Home Contact Us Benefits of Flouride Toothpaste Dental decay is a common oral hygiene problem but it can be easily prevented. There are many ways to prevent dental decay, but one of the most effective is brushing with fluoride toothpaste. Many people don't really know all the facts about fluoride toothpaste, how it helps prevent dental decay and why it can be a health hazard. If you are curious about learning more about dental decay then you should learn the basics of fluoride. Fluoride is derived from Fluorine, the 13th most abundant element that is let into the environment naturally in both air and water. Fluoride is found in everything from water to soda to juices. Fluoride is also put into community drinking water through community water fluoridation. Read More Cosmetic Dentistry Usually, dentistry focuses on prevention, diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases. But more and more dentists are specializing in improving the appearance of a person's mouth with cosmetic dentistry. A person's teeth, mouth and smile can get a makeover through cosmetic dentistry. Normally, a dentist addresses dental problems that require the necessary treatment for a person's health. But cosmetic dentistry is different. It is elective and a cosmetic dentist must be specialized in more areas of dentistry. Cosmetic dentistry is always changing for the better and there are many new ways of improving the look of your teeth and smile.

104. The British Fluoridation Society - Evidence Based Information On Fluoride And Wa
     A group of concerned professionals working to see an improvement in the dental health of the UK population by the implementation of Government policy for water fluoridation. Provides extensive resources for further review.  
     http://www.bfsweb.org/
     
     Extractions: Website summary for accessibility purposes The British Fluoridation Society provides evidence based information on fluoride and all aspects of water fluoridation including water fluoridation and infant formula, the extent of water fluoridation in the UK and worldwide, legal aspects of water fluoridation in the UK, the ethics of water fluoridation, support for water fluoridation including public opionon surveys, the cost and cost effectiveness of water fluoridation, water fluoridation and the environment, UK Politics and water fluoridation, the dental benefits of water fluoridation for both children and adults, the safety of fluoridation, dental health, health inequalities, and dental fluorosis. content fluoride water infant formula and water fluoridation British Fluoridation Society ... tooth extraction,

105. New York State Coalition Opposed To Fluoridation, Inc. (NYSCOF)
     Learn how fluoridation began and why it may be unnecessary today, with links and news releases.  
     http://www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof/
     
     Extractions: Fluoride Doing More Harm Than Good, studies show Fluoride No Benefit to Low Income Children More Fluoride = More Cavities - NYS DofH Baby Foods High in Fluoride - JADA ... Fluoridation and Censorship DONATIONS If our site or organization has been helpful to you, please consider donating to us, if you can afford to do so. This is a free website, no one is paid by our totally volunteer organization and we have no office to support. Most money raised goes to the dissemination of information either electronically or via snail mail. Checks should be written to: New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation Please go to http://www.fluoridation.webs.com/ to find the information that someone hacked off this page. Who We Are The New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation consists of physicians, dentists, legislators, lawyers, scientists, environmentalists and other professionals as well as mothers, fathers and others who contribute their efforts in a volunteer capacity to inform the public about fluoride’s/fluoridation’s harmful dental, systemic and cumulative effects. Our primary objective, ultimately, is to end the fluoridation of public water supplies. We are part of a national and international network of organizations that oppose water fluoridation.

106. NSF Fact Sheet For Fluoridation Chemicals
     NSF (National Sanitary Foundation, International) is the body that regulates U.S. fluoridation chemicals. NSF has compiled data on the level of contaminants found in all fluoridation products (Antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury, radionuclides, selenium).  
     http://www.nsf.org/business/water_distribution/pdf/NSF_Fact_Sheet.pdf

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