Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 51 minutes ago
CDC Admission Under Oath: By 2001, the CDC had "good evidence, high-quality evidence, to show that fluoride supplements do ***not*** provide a benefit for children when given during pregnancy."
Source: sworn testimony in the fluoride lawsuit from Casey Hannan, then Director of CDC's Division of Oral Health, regarding early life exposure to fluoride.
CDC Admission Under Oath: By 2001, the CDC had "good evidence, high-quality evidence, to show that fluoride supplements do ***not*** provide a benefit for children when given during pregnancy."
Source: sworn testimony in the fluoride lawsuit from Casey Hannan, then Director of CDC's Division of Oral Health, regarding early life exposure to fluoride.
![We don’t really expect that it only happens above 1.5mg/L. - Author Of Fluoride Neurotox Studies
The scientist who conducted studies showing low levels of lead harm kid’s brains (long denied but eventually accepted) is sounding the same alarm on #fluoride, but many in the public health arena just do not want to hear it.
“I’d probably even go down to lower levels then they [NTP] either did or were allowed to do. There’s enough evidence saying that, because there’s a linear relationship, we don’t really expect that it only happens above 1.5mg/L.” We don’t really expect that it only happens above 1.5mg/L. - Author Of Fluoride Neurotox Studies](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y-CLR2JvPv4/mqdefault.jpg)









