Subject: Finally Proof Fluoride INCREASES CAVITIES!
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> > Dentists Show Fluoridation a Failure
> >
> > NEW YORK, May 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Unintentionally, studies by
> dentist/researchers
> > indicate fluoridation fails to reduce tooth decay, especially in the
poor,
> > reports the New York State Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation. Also,
> fluoride,
> > above that found in toothpaste, confers no alleged benefit to the
> > majority(14).
> >
> >      *  In CONNECTICUT, 88.8% fluoridated for decades, cavity rates
> >         increased -- average number of decayed, missing, or filled tooth
> >         surfaces (dmfs) increased from 2.8 to 3.0 and average dmfs in
> >         cavity-positive children increased substantially from
> >         5.7 to 7.9, recently reported(1) by Connecticut Dentists.
> >
> >      *  In fluoridated NEWBURGH, NEW YORK, despite 50 years of
> fluoridation,
> >         many children have more cavities than never-fluoridated
Kingston,
> >         New York, according to a New York State Department of
> >         Health study(2).
> >
> >      *  National cavity rates average 1.4 DMFT (decayed, missing,
> >         filled teeth)(3) in over 62% fluoridated U.S.A.
> >
> >      *  A FLORIDA fluoridated county -- Three- to five-year olds studied
> >         averaged 3.05 to 4.05 dmfs(4). (Children have 128 tooth
surfaces,
> in
> >         28 teeth. So, dmfs is a more sensitive cavity counter than dmft.
> Some
> >         teeth have five surfaces.)
> >
> >      *  Non-fluoridated LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK, second-graders are more
> >         cavity-free than nationally(5) ranging from no cavities to 0.6
> dmfs
> >         in 1987-88.
> >
> >      *  NEW YORK CITY, fluoridated for decades, 7-8 year-olds averaged
> >         2.43 to 3.14 dft (decayed, filled primary teeth) 1993, according
> to
> >         "Dispelling the Myth that 50 Percent of US Schoolchildren Have
> Never
> >         Had a Cavity," by dentists Edelstein and Douglass(6).
> >
> >      *  Edelstein and Douglass cite studies that show:
> >          1.  CALIFORNIA, the fluoridated parts -- 4.80 dfs in a group of
> >              3- to 5-year olds -- 1990.
> >          2.  Fluoridated NORTH CAROLINA -- peak rates of 5.3 for
> >              9-year-old males and 4.7 for 8-year-old females -- 1990
> >          3.  Fluoridated TENNESSEE -- Peak rates of 7.26 dfs and 2.61
dft
> at
> >              age 7
> >
> >      *  Fluoridated TENNESSEE -- five- to eleven-year-olds averaged
> >         6.94 dfs(7)
> >
> >      *  Fluoridated IOWA -- low socioeconomic 8-year-olds 4.0 dfs(8)
> >
> >      *  Nonfluoridated FINLAND decay rates lower than U.S. -- 1.1 dmft
for
> >         5-year-olds and 0.2 DMFT for 6-year-olds.(10)
> >
> >      *  UGANDAN (Africa) 10- to 14-year-old children, with water their
> only
> >         fluoride source, have less cavities than U.S children(9) that
> increase
> >         along with greater water fluoride levels.
> >
> >      *  IRELAND, 73% fluoridated -- 12-year-olds are more cavity-prone
> than
> >         12-year-olds in four non-fluoridated European countries and 10%
> >         fluoridated U.K.(11).
> >
> >      *  Cavities declined WORLD-WIDE, even in non-fluoridated countries
> (See:
> >         http://www.fluoridealert.org/abstracts.htm#industrialized).
> >
> >      *  U.S. children are over-fluoridated(12). Yet, "(t)he nation's
> dentists
> >         are beginning to notice an alarming rise in cavities among
> children
> >         and teens," reports the Wall Street Journal(13).
> >
> > "It's pointless to fluoridate water when the documented health risks of
> > fluoride far overshadow any possible benefit, if any," says lawyer Paul
S.
> > Beeber, President, NYS Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation. "Lack of
> fluoride
> > is not associated with tooth decay, and fluoride won't help a poor diet
as
> > these studies and reports show," says Beeber
> >
> > References on our website:
> > http://www.enn.com/direct/display-release.asp?id=6812
> >
> > SOURCE NYS Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation
> >
> > /CONTACTS: Paul Beeber, NYS Coalition Opposed to Fluoridation,
> > +1-516-433-8882, [EMAIL PROTECTED];
> >
> >  David Kennedy, DDS, Preventive Dental
> > Health Association, +1-619-222-8177, [EMAIL PROTECTED] /
> >
> > /Web site: http://www.orgsites.com/ny/nyscof
> >
> > http://www.fluoridealert.org
> >
> > http://emporium.turnpike.net/P/PDHA/health.htm /
>
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