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Federal Judge Rules EPA Must Correct Fluoride in Water: What’s Next? | 9/26/24

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

This is the story of the century. After 70 years of debate, the government’s own data says and a federal judge believes that the current level of fluoridation of most of our water poses an unreasonable risk of neurotoxicity. We’re joined today by Michael Connett, the lead attorney in the federal lawsuit that might lead to the banning of fluoride in our water. We discuss the legal authority he creatively used to secure this ruling and what comes next. Connett uses his wealth of knowledge about fluoride to show that placing it in the water is senseless and poses the greatest risk without even actualizing the supposed benefits that are achieved through voluntarily using it in toothpaste. Although this should be the biggest national issue of our time, Connett notes that we can easily force corrective action at the local government level and demand that this known toxin be removed from our water.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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