Flouride in food

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No quest for healthy living is easy today, Duncan. A good place to find out why this is so and ways of counteracting the toxins is naturalnews.com.

I think that all individuals can do at this point is try to remove fluoride from our bodies and pressure our municipalities to stop putting it in our water.

Several ways to remove it from our bodies:
http://www.naturalnews.com/026605_fluori...detox.html

An excellent tooth powder that helps rebuild enamel is Eco-Dent, available in both US and Canada. It has greatly lessened the pain of dental cleanings, which I always had due to very sensitive teeth. If there's any gum disease, this should help as well. I love the anise flavour!

Health/natural stores sell fluoride-free toothpaste. Very recently a chain of grocery stores where I live has started offering it too, likely due to consumer demand. Retailers stock items they think will sell and discontinue those that don't, so consumer pressure can be very effective.

There's non-flouride toothpaste? Awesome...

Speaking of that, is there any *easy* way to avoid that in food? Like, instead of having to manually buy from a local grower. Is there any store or brand to look for or something?