Court rules against the EPA’s longstanding water fluoridation practices, provides compelling evidence that fluoride damages children’s brains

 A landmark federal court ruling has found fluoride levels in U.S. drinking water to pose unnecessary risks to children’s IQ and cognition.

The decision, which supports the science-backed claims of the Fluoride Action Network and other health advocacy groups, found that current fluoride levels endorsed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) pose an unreasonable risk to children's cognitive development. 

The court found that fluoride levels of 0.7 mg/L – the level recommended by the EPA – can lead to a significant reduction in children's IQ. Fluoridated water affects approximately 75 percent of Americans. 

This ruling is compelling because it confirms what "conspiracy theorists" have been saying for many years. Populations are being intentionally poisoned without consent...<<<Read More>>>...