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    RFK Jr. gibt zu, dass das Entfernen von Fluorid aus Trinkwasser wahrscheinlich zu mehr Hohlräumen bei Kindern führen wird
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    RFK Jr. gibt zu, dass das Entfernen von Fluorid aus Trinkwasser wahrscheinlich zu mehr Hohlräumen bei Kindern führen wird


    RFK Jr. gibt zu, dass das Entfernen von Fluorid aus Trinkwasser wahrscheinlich zu mehr Hohlräumen bei Kindern führen wird

    https://www.latintimes.com/rfk-jr-admits-removing-fluoride-drinking-water-will-probably-lead-more-cavities-children-585709

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    2. I_Hate_Consulting on

      But that means more money to be made in the dental industry, so all good!

    3. insuproble on

      It leads to dramatically more kids requiring anesthesia at the dentist.

      You’d have to be sick to want your kid to need numerous rounds of anesthesia.

    5. theseareorscrubs on

      But it will 100% NOT impact rates of the common cold, watery eyes, anal discharge, and diabetes. So TAKE THAT LIBS! /S

    6. 3MATX on

      I haven’t had dental in over a decade now and I depend on the fluoride for cavity protection. 

    7. Huge-Platypus9075 on

      Good to see he’s practising these principles in all his affairs.

      Not.

    8. E1M1_DOOM on

      Please remember not to just blame RFK or Trump. Please also remember that this idiot was confirmed by the legislature. Stop voting for gop candidates.

    9. Face2FaceRecs on

      Robert Kennedy is a nut job, with a side of predatory sexual behavior.

    10. MrLurid on

      Oh don’t worry.

      They’ll be dead from preventable diseases long before that becomes an issue.

    11. Cute-Ad2879 on

      They know. They just don’t want to spend money on anything that benefits the average American.

    14. mtnclimbingotter02 on

      You mean science and the medical community know what they’re talking about?

      Color me fucking shocked.

    16. carlboykin on

      I love how basically everyday they tell us themselves that the things they want to do will directly harm all of us and only benefit them. Yet there are still idiots that support these assholes and their “plans.”

    17. MsbsM on

      We will all have dentures to track our health? My gosh. Why not ask the ADA? My siblings and I swished with fluoride as children as it wasn’t in our water. I have never had a cavity and that was a long time ago.

    18. miz_mizery on

      And no one can afford dental insurance or can even get dental insurance- awesome.

    20. Icy-Butterscotch5540 on

      Fuck this guy all the way out of any form of spokesmanship. Take the platform away from this irresponsible piece of shit.

    21. vinegarstrokes420 on

      Basically 100% of all dentists and studies ever done say that „probably“ should be „definitely“

    23. nannerbananers on

      The fluoride debate really makes me sad because this is not something that can be undone in adulthood if the child decides later on that they don’t agree with their parents. Fluoride is most beneficial in childhood while adult teeth are erupting. By the time they can decide for themselves it will be too late.

    24. thecamino on

      I grew up drinking well water. We got fluoride treatment at the dentist when we went for cleaning twice a year. My dad who also grew up on well water had dentures by age 30. I and my siblings had a cavity here or there from not brushing well enough. No tooth loss.

    26. fistofthefuture on

      But more cavities lead to more dental work which leads to more people with less money and more businesses with more money.

      What are you all not understanding? /s

    27. gary1979 on

      In Texas our vegetables will be watered with fracking water. Who needs fluoride when you have no teeth or hair.

    28. odd-duckling-1786 on

      THEN WHY IN THE FUCK IS HE PUSHING FOR IT! If I believed in the Abrahamic god I’d be forced to think they are evil for inflicting these morons on the rest of the human species.

    29. clintgreasewoood on

      Does the republican healthcare plan have dental coverage in it? No because they don’t have a healthcare plan.

    30. Fragrant_Witness_713 on

      That is great since, even though untreated cavities lead to death, somehow dentistry is not covered by health insurance.

    31. upfromashes on

      „Don’t take medical advice from me, I’m a fucking ignoramus, but I will be dictating unhinged kook policies that deeply impact your health.“

    33. International_Ad2712 on

      Is he even doing a job here? Like what is he doing? He goes to congressional hearings and he hasn’t even read anything they’re talking about. He hasn’t read the policies he’s upholding.

    35. jayfeather31 on

      Wow, they really have no problems just going out there and saying stuff like that.

      I’m not surprised, mind you, but wow.

    36. MarkZuckerbergsPerm on

      I think ruining our kids‘ health is a small price to pay to trigger the libs

    38. git0ffmylawnm8 on

      Then why in the good fuck did this worm brained fuckwit do this?

      Never mind, answered my own question.

    39. Red_Wing-GrimThug on

      Yay cavities, i get to get injections of novacain and mercury in my teeth

    42. Legend_of_dirty_Joe on

      Forget the Fluoride, they need to ban Dihydrogen monoxide from drinking water. You can die from breathing it

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