Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 56 minutes ago
FAN, Paul Connett react to three recently released studies linking fluoride exposure to ADHD, thyroid problems, and showing that pregnant women in “optimally” fluoridated Canada have significantly higher levels of fluoride in their urine than women in non-fluoridated communities.
This third study also showed that pregnant Canadians had fluoride urinary levels similar to those that had reduced IQ in offspring from last year’s Bashash et al, 2017 NIH-funded study.
These findings suggest that the Bashash results from Mexico City may be applied to Canada, and probably the United States, namely that pre-natal exposure to fluoride has the potential to lower IQ in children.
FAN, Paul Connett react to three recently released studies linking fluoride exposure to ADHD, thyroid problems, and showing that pregnant women in “optimally” fluoridated Canada have significantly higher levels of fluoride in their urine than women in non-fluoridated communities.
This third study also showed that pregnant Canadians had fluoride urinary levels similar to those that had reduced IQ in offspring from last year’s Bashash et al, 2017 NIH-funded study.
These findings suggest that the Bashash results from Mexico City may be applied to Canada, and probably the United States, namely that pre-natal exposure to fluoride has the potential to lower IQ in children.
