
A new systematic review published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health suggests that chronic exposure to high levels of fluoride during pregnancy and childhood may be associated with adverse effects on cognitive development.…
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Fluoride is added to drinking water and dental products to help prevent tooth decay. However, emerging research suggests fluoride exposure in early childhood may have detrimental effects on brain development and other aspects of health. This raises concerns ab…
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Fluoride has revolutionized dentistry with its ability to prevent tooth decay, but concerns remain about potential adverse health effects from over-exposure. Key Facts: Fluoride was discovered in 1901 to cause brown stains on teeth, later found to make teeth r…
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A new study published in Environmental Health suggests fluoride exposure may disrupt normal sleep patterns and contribute to daytime sleepiness in U.S. teenagers. The research found associations between higher fluoride levels and symptoms of sleep apnea, later…
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A new Canadian study suggests fluoride exposure may be associated with sleeping fewer hours than recommended for optimal health. Key findings include: Higher levels of fluoride in tap water were associated with a 34% increased risk of sleeping less than recomm…
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A systematic review and meta-analysis published in Scientific Reports evaluated the potential association between chronic fluoride exposure and neurological damage. The study aimed to analyze the impact of fluoride from different sources on neurological disord…
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A new review of research finds strong evidence that fluoride exposure, especially during fetal development and infancy, can lead to decreased IQ and other neurotoxic effects. While fluoride may help prevent dental cavities when applied topically, ingesting ele…
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