Tag: Bone Marrow

Introduction Generally about half of the fluoride absorbed is deposited in bone. It was found in Finland (1) that the fluoridation of a water supply greatly increased the rate of fluoride accumulation in bone, from a mean of 11 ppm annually in low-fluoride areas to a mean of 44 ppm in the fluoridated people. In […]

Introduction In 1987, Moolenburgh (1) stated: ‘I am absolutely convinced that fluoride is an immune suppressive substance.’ He came to that conclusion following double-blind clinical tests which showed that there were many adverse reactions resulting from drinking fluoridated water. In 1987, Sutton (2) advanced the hypothesis that, as a result of the normal resorption of […]