flouride for children

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Hi Darcie...

 

I am not sure I can speak as to why your doctor would do

something... Really, they are the only person who can answer that

question. My only thought here, is if you are not comfortable

asking, give that some reflection...

 

Now, why you would not want to have fluoride introduced is a whole

other kettle of fish... In our links section, there is one link to

an article about the dangers of flouride. And a quick search of

google for " dangers of fluoride " led to many other interesting

articles... For example,

http://www.ecomall.com/greenshopping/fluoride.htm

 

When you understand fluoride is a poision, plain and simple, and how

it leads to the weakening of the skeletal structure of the body, it

is no longer in the realm of supposedly " alternative medicine " which

many feel can be debated, but instead it places it squarely into the

realm of chemistry and science, unfortunately at its worst.

 

But I don't have kids, and whatever decisions I make, they are only

for me, and I am prepared to live with the consequences, good or

bad... Because I have investigated enough, that I feel certain they

will be good... Don't get me wrong, I am more than glad to share

whatever it is that I know, but perhaps what you need is to research

out to a mother's satisfaction exactly what fluoride is supposed to

do, and if it really does it, and if there are side affects, and how

severe. And are there other options than fluoride to acheive the

same goal- healthy teeth and bones. Become your own empowered

expert. Otherwise you will be chasing down other's opinions but

never feel 100% confident about what to do...

 

If you don't mind, keep us informed on your " medicine walk " if you

do decide to do one, and let us know how it goes...

Best Wishes,

Misty

http://www..com

 

, " darcielamb "

<darcielamb@e...> wrote:

> I was hoping that someone could shed some light on why my

children's

> doctor would recommend flouride in liquid form. I have a 2 year

old

> and a 7 month old with no teeth in yet. I am very hesitant to do

> this, but also do not want to harm their developing teeth either.

> I've chosen not to discuss this with their doctor being that she

is

> not too open to " alternative " anything. Any info would be

> appreciated.

> darcie