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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2024 · 17 MIN

Report Reveals Fluoride Linked to Low IQ in Kids

from Accelerated Health with Sara Banta · host Sara Banta

The long-awaited National Toxicology Program (NTP) report on fluoride exposure has just been released, confirming what many have feared for years. This controversial report links fluoride in drinking water to neurotoxic effects in children, finding a consistent association between higher fluoride levels and lower IQs. Despite attempts by public health officials to suppress these findings, the NTP has concluded with “moderate confidence” that fluoride poses significant neurological risks, especially to pregnant women and young children.This hot health topic episode dives into the report's findings and explores the implications for public health. Could the fluoride added to our water, once celebrated for its benefits, actually be harming our kids?Tune in as I explore the implications of this long-awaited research and discuss what it means for public health, especially for pregnant women and young children.Tune in to Accelerated Health TV & Radio Show every Monday at 3PM and Tuesday at 4PM ET. Watch or Listen on over 100 channels including W4HC Radio, Talk 4 TV, Talk 4 Media, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, E360, YouTube, and more.

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