Some Anglosphere countries (USA, Canada, Ireland, Australia) love to add fluoride in water. They say it’s good for people’s dental health.
Europeans (Germany, Finland, Italy, France, Netherlands, Switzeland) think it’s wrong/unethical.
There is actually regular controversy around this
https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/fluoridated-drinking-water/
Do they put fluoride in your drinking water ? Are you happy with that?
Let’s go look at OP’s account
joined hours ago, makes a dozen inflamatory posts in that time
Guessing it’s a troll or bot
No. Someone more knowledgeable than me was paid good money to think about if we should do it and I’m happy to go with whatever they say over my afternoon on wikipedia level knowledge.
It probably doesn’t matter very much, given that the four countries you listed aren’t exactly having problems because of it.
Your title sounds like an awful pickup line at a bar
I always found people freaking out about it to be silly. There’s places like West Texas (Ogallala Aquifer) and East Africa where fluoride levels are naturally high but nobody shrieks about that. The data shows it’s good for the health of your teeth, and having healthy teeth and gums is highly correlated with good health in general.
No. 100% pure and unfiltered mountain water.
hmmm mountain goat shit water
Untreated tap water? It’s a new infrastructure I guess because I don’t think you can do this an older one
You can, provided it’s a good source
