Evidence suggesting that high intake of fluoride provokes nephrolithiasis in tribal populations

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RT @POH_Smiles: One can find this relation in almost any of the maladies plaguing Humanity today. -|- "Furthermore, the prevalence was almo…

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One can find this relation in almost any of the maladies plaguing Humanity today. -|- "Furthermore, the prevalence was almost double in subjects with fluorosis than without fluorosis in the endemic area." https://t.co/8EKqTyg01y

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RT @FluoridePoison: Just one of 273 references in my 2017 review demonstrating #Fluoride from #Fluoridation is a #kidney #poison = #Nephrot…

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RT @FluoridePoison: Just one of 273 references in my 2017 review demonstrating #Fluoride from #Fluoridation is a #kidney #poison = #Nephrot…

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