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Japan: 40 Years of Falling Tooth Decay—but No Fluoridation (www.alexjoneslive.com)

posted 26 days ago by dukey 26 days ago by dukey +15 / -0

Japan: 40 Years of Falling Tooth Decay—but No Fluoridation - Alex Jones Live

Japan has maintained a stunning long-term decline in rates of tooth decay—without water fluoridation. A new study in the journal BMC Health looks at Japan as a “natural social experiment” on the effects of limited fluoride exposure in children. Children’s ...

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– IGOexiled 3 points 26 days ago +3 / -0

And they eat sugar shit all the time so it ain't diet either.

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