I don't think this is, among the recent posts about US, the one for which you should have such a reaction... but maybe I'm missing something important here.
Do European countries use fluoride in their water?
Varies a lot from country to country, but over all it is done to a much lower degree than in the US.
However the big difference is that there isn't a ban on it. There are scientific guidelines published by the EU and then it is up to each country/state to decide if they want to add it or not based on local considerations.
I don't think this is, among the recent posts about US, the one for which you should have such a reaction... but maybe I'm missing something important here.
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Do European countries use fluoride in their water?
While I agree that it's a shit show right now in the US, this article maybe isn't the leading edge of that.
Do European countries use fluoride in their water?
Varies a lot from country to country, but over all it is done to a much lower degree than in the US.
However the big difference is that there isn't a ban on it. There are scientific guidelines published by the EU and then it is up to each country/state to decide if they want to add it or not based on local considerations.
In Germany: no The toothpaste has already enough fluoride and the healthcare system isn't completly broken.
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