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Author: Paul Connett James Beck Spedding Micklem Albert W. Burgstahler
ISBN : B005OCTIZ2
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Download electronic versions of selected books Free The Case Against Fluoride: How Hazardous Waste Ended Up in Our Drinking Water and the Bad Science and Powerful Politics That Keep It There for everyone book 4shared, mediafire, hotfile, and mirror link When the U.S. Public Health Service endorsed water fluoridation in 1950, itssafety was still unproven. Now, six decades later and after most countries haverejected the practice, more than 70 percent of Americans (as well as 200 millionpeople worldwide) drink fluoridated water. Disturbingly, the Center forDisease Control and the American Dental Association continue to promote itdespite increasing evidence that it is not only unnecessary, but also potentiallyhazardous to human health.In this timely and important book, Connett, Beck, and Micklem carefullyinvestigate the science behind water fluoridation—concluding that endorsementsfrom dental and medical establishments do not mean a public-healthmeasure is effective or safe. At once painstakingly documented and also highlyreadable, The Case Against Fluoride brings new research to light—includinglinks between fluoride and harm to the brain, bones, and endocrine system—arguing that the evidence of fluoridation reducing tooth decay, the very reasonit is added to drinking water, is surprisingly weak.Download latest books on mediafire and other links compilation Free The Case Against Fluoride: How Hazardous Waste Ended Up in Our Drinking Water and the Bad Science and Powerful Politics That Keep It There
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Here it is; the book that took retired Professor Paul Connett and an army of researchers and activists fourteen years to compile and write. This is the one that rips the cover off the cover up conceived by the U. S. Public Health Service and maintained by corporate industrial giants after World War II to protect one of the most flawed public policies ever conceived in the United States. It reveals one of the saddest mass public deceptions in our history.
For more than 60 years the idea of fluoridation has been supported, promoted, advertised and force fed to an unsuspecting public until the very mention of adverse health effects seemed like an affront to the very integrity and expertise of the practice of dentistry and public health itself. Yet, during its entire run as a public policy, fluoridation has continually attracted the thoughtful challenge of intelligent and respected scientists and researchers who did not take blindly accepted dogma at face value. Rather, their sense of ethics and professional responsibility compelled them to read with deep understanding the few well-planned scientific reports that were allowed to slip through the veil of contradictory and skewed tests that were accepted without opposition by an entire medical discipline. Those who came to the conclusion that "fluoridation must stop" were ignored, threatened, and given a very cold shoulder by the very officials whose job it was, and is, to protect the public health.
Connett and his co-authors remind us that dentistry is not the enemy here. The enemy, instead, is a system that is geared to perpetuate a belief in fluoridation by using professional peer pressure, tremendous amounts of promotional money, and the subtle threat of ostracism.
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