On May 15, 2008, at 9:42 AM, Marshall Dudley wrote:
Mike, chelation works for metals only. Fluoride is a halogen. It
bonds with metals, such as calcium (actually it will react with damn
near anything). Unfortunately, once it has bonded to calcium in bones
and teeth, I don't know of any way to get rid of it.
Marshall
Yes, that is about right, and in addition, it is hard to even get out
of water from what I hear. It is one of the most reactive elements on
the planet, scary stuff. It seems like the body is doing the best it
can, getting it into the bones and out of harm's way.
I was wondering if you knew if there was anything I could add to the
bathwater that might bind it up. Usually I just add a bunch of salt,
which at least puts more ions in the water for competition. I don't
have any whole house filter for the water or anything.
kathryn
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