Can flouride be a poison subjected by a government?

Anything is poisonous at a high enough dose. For example: Water poisoning. You can die from drinking too much water; it causes electrolyte imbalances. Or salt poisoning. Or the fat-soluble vitamins. And things that are traditionally considered “poisons” have a dose below which they are harmless. read more

Most people drink 2 or fewer liters of water a day, way below the amount where fluoride in tap water could possibly be a health issue. If you were drinking ten liters of water a day, the water itself would poison you. read more

Fluoride is poisonous at high doses, just like salt or water. However, at low doses—a very small amount added to the drinking water, for example—your body has no trouble processing it, and it helps to prevent bacteria from causing cavities in your teeth. read more