“Fluoride seems to fit
in with lead, mercury, and other poisons that cause chemical brain
drain,”Grandjean says.
“The effect of each
toxicant may seem small, but the combined damage on a population scale can be
serious, especially because the brain power of the next generation is crucial
to all of us.”
As with other fresh
water supplies (e.g., spring water, lake water, river water), bottled waters
have low levels of fluoride.
Fresh surface water
contains an average of just 0.05 ppm. To put this in perspective, artificially
fluoridated water (using industrial-grade fluoride chemicals) contains 0.7 to
1.2 ppm fluoride, which is 14 to 24 times more than the average natural level.
Fluoride Health
Problems
There is a lot of
controversy surrounding the presence of fluoride in public drinking water
(fluoridation). For starters, before fluoride was used to fight cavities, it
was (and still is) used in insecticides and rat poision.
Fluorosis is a
condition that wears down the enamal of the tooth, leaving behind white spots,
making the teeth more vulnerable to cavities and decay. Fluorosis is a very
real health condition that can effect both children and adults. More and more
evidence is mounting against the use of fluoride, even in small amounts. But it
doesn’t appear to be a critical issue according to the US Surgeon Generals, as
the last 5 Surgeon Generals have supported the fluoridation of drinking water.
Incidentally, the claimed health benefits almost always point to oral health.
Fortunately, the CDC is calling for new labeling rules requiring manufacturers
to list a product’s fluoride content, which we have found to be missing in some
cases.
What is too much
Fluoride?
Fluoride itself is
actually required by our bodies in low doses. When consumed in high amounts,
specifically the man-made fluoride that is in public drinking water, can cause
problems.
An estimated 5-10g of
sodium fluoride can be lethal for some adults. While fluoride provides benefits
to your oral health, it can also come with adverse side effects, that vary in
severity depending upon the amount of fluoride consumed. Excessive consumption
of fluoride can lead to gastrointestinal discomfort. This can occur with doses
15 to 20 times lower than actual lethal doses (0.2-0.3mg/kg). Fluoride in
exessive amounts can also cause problems in the formation bone.
Here are some bottled
water brands that contain little to no fluoride:
A Better Water
Agromas Natural Mineral
Water
Albertsons
Alpina
American Fare
American Star
Appco
Aqua Fresca
Aqua Panna
Aqua Pure
Aquarius Natural
Mineral Water
Arbor Springs
Arlington Springs
Aquafina Water
Aqua Systems
Aqua Von
Artesian Wells
Augusta Medical –
Daniels
Badger Water
Besco Pure Premium
Drinking Water
BIOTA Colorado Pure
Spring Water
Bio-2
Black Berry Farms
Blue Ice Natural
Mineral Water
Boney’s
BORNEO
Bountyland
Buches
Calistoga
Callaway Blue
CAPA
Cascade
Century Springs
Chemung
Chippewa Spring Water
Citi Stop
Classic Selection
Clearly Arctic
Clear Mountain Spring
Water
Clover Company Limited
Coach
Cold Country
Cohutta Mountain Spring
Water
Cowboy Squeeze
Crowne Plaza Drinking
Water
Crowne Plaza Natural
Mineral Water
Cruel Jacks Spring
Water
Crystal Mountain Spring
Water
Crystal Point
Crystal Ridge
Crystal Spring Natural
Spring Water
Culligan Water
Dakota Splash
Dannon
Deep Rock
Deep Rock Crystal Drop
Deep Rock Fontenelle
Deja Blue
Desert Quench
East Phils
Eco Quest
Elite
Equatorial Natural
Mineral Water
Essentia Water
Eureka
Evian
E Water
Family Pantry
Famous Ramona Water
Flowing Springs
Food Club
Founders Square Bank
Fresh Brands Artesian
Fresh Brands Distilled
Water
Fresh Brands Drinking
Water
Fresh Market
Get-N-Go
Glacier Bay
Glen Summit Springs
Water
Glen Summit Distilled
Water
Glenwood Inglewood
Gordon Food Service
Great Bear
Great Value
Harvey’s
H2O4U
Henry’s
Hidden Valley Natural
Mineral Water
Hillcrest Distilled
Water
Hillcrest Drinking
Water
Hillcrest Spring Water
Hilton PJ Natural
Mineral Water
Hinckley Springs
HINT
Hi-Sprint Drinking
Water
Hi-Sprint Natural
Mineral Water
Hog Wash
Hon Less Natural
Mineral Water
Ice Jam
Inland
Istana Natural Mineral
Water
Joe Muggs
Joe Ragan’s Pure Water
Junior Johnson
Just Squeezed
KLGCC Natural Mineral
Water
Kroger Bottled Water
(Reverse Osmosis)
Krystal J Artesian
Water
Krystal J Distilled
Water
Laure
Leroy Jenkins
Ministries
Logansport Savings Bank
Lowe’s
Martins
Masafi Pure Natural
Mineral Water
Mercurio Produce
Mesra Drinking Water
Mesra Natural Mineral
Water
Misty Mountain
Monadnock Mountain
Spring Water
Montclair
Mountain Energy
Mountain Forest
Mountain Valley Spring
Water
Mutiara Natural Mineral
Water
Nantze Springs
New Frontier Bank
Niagra Mist
Nicolet Distilled
Northern Illinois
University
Oasis Pure Drinking
Water
Oasis Sparkling Water
Ogallala – Clear Cool
Water
OUI Drinking Water
OUI Natural Mineral
Water
Paiges
Parmer Pure H2O
Patriots Choice
Pelangi Natural Mineral
Water
Penta Ultra Premium
Purified Drinking Water
Piggly Wiggly
Polaris Water
Pristine Natural
Artesian
Purely Sedona
Quick Stop
Rain Soft
Refresh Natural Mineral
Water
Reiser Drinking Water
Request Foods, Inc.
Rip Time
Roundy’s “Purified
Water”
Safeway – Refreshe
Sam’s Wine &
Spirits
San Faustino Natural
Mineral Water
San Pellegrino
Santee Springs
Scheopner’s Water
Sequoia Springs
Scotts
Shamrock
Shop-N-Cart
Shur-Fine
Silver Creek Purified
Water
Silver Creek Spring
Water
Sky Drinking Water
Smart Water
Snow Valley
Spinx
Stator Bros. Markets
Summit Mountain
Summit Springs
Summit Valley
T-Rex
Teton Mountain Lodge
Spring Water
Tweetsie
United Dairy Farmers
Volvic
Vitamin Water
Veta Drinking Water
Valutime
Whistler Water
Whole Foods 365
Woodland Spring Water
Wyoming Machinery
“Catipillar” Spring Water
Zodiac
List of brands to avoid
that are known to be high in fluoride:
Alhambra
Arrowhead
Belmont Springs
Crystal Rock
Crystal Springs
Deer Park
Diamond Springs
Hindley Spri
Ice Mountain
Kandiyohi
Kentwood Springs
Mayer Bros.
Mount Olympus
Nursery Water
Ozarka
Poland Spring
Pure Flo
Puritan Springs
Shenandoah
Sierra Springs
Sparkletts
Zephyrhills
The list contains data
provided by the International Bottled Water Association that you can use to
make sure you’re not feeding fluoride to yourself and your family.
Source:
http://www.foodandourhealth.com/
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