USA - Dr. Mo Saleh Weighs in on Fluoride Controversy
Dr. Mo Saleh Weighs in on Fluoride Controversy
Dental professional Dr. Mo Saleh discusses the reasons why more communities across America should discuss the issue of water fluoridation and its potential threat to public health.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 15, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As many members of the public grow more concerned about water fluoridation in America, dental professional Dr. Mo Saleh asks, "There is no doubt that fluoride is good for your teeth but can it be too much of a good thing?" For Saleh, the issue--being debated in communities across the country--is not necessarily over the legitimate need for fluoride, but more so over the matter of mass medication. As such he encourages the public to learn more about the facts of fluoridation, recently highlighted in a Live Science article.
According to the article, "Currently, two-thirds of Americans have fluoridated public water, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Of those served by municipal water systems, the figure climbs to 73.9 percent." With such a great portion of the population affected by fluoridated water, Dr. Mo Saleh explains, "The level of fluoride accumulation in our body is dependent on several factors including the individual's life style, nutrition, dental hygiene, supplemental fluoride intake, fluid intake, as well as environmental factors amongst other things. These contributing factors differ from one person to another and this is basis of my stand against fluoridation of our water supply".......
Dental professional Dr. Mo Saleh discusses the reasons why more communities across America should discuss the issue of water fluoridation and its potential threat to public health.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 15, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As many members of the public grow more concerned about water fluoridation in America, dental professional Dr. Mo Saleh asks, "There is no doubt that fluoride is good for your teeth but can it be too much of a good thing?" For Saleh, the issue--being debated in communities across the country--is not necessarily over the legitimate need for fluoride, but more so over the matter of mass medication. As such he encourages the public to learn more about the facts of fluoridation, recently highlighted in a Live Science article.
According to the article, "Currently, two-thirds of Americans have fluoridated public water, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Of those served by municipal water systems, the figure climbs to 73.9 percent." With such a great portion of the population affected by fluoridated water, Dr. Mo Saleh explains, "The level of fluoride accumulation in our body is dependent on several factors including the individual's life style, nutrition, dental hygiene, supplemental fluoride intake, fluid intake, as well as environmental factors amongst other things. These contributing factors differ from one person to another and this is basis of my stand against fluoridation of our water supply".......
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