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Utah may become the first state to BAN putting fluoride in public water systems! And I do mean BAN - the bill wouldn't even allow cities or municipalities to choose whether or not to fluoridate their water! Fluoride helps prevent cavities by replacing minerals that are lost in day to day use, and strengthens teeth. It was first added to the public water supply of Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1945, where studies found that cavities in people born after then dropped over sixty percent. Now, about two-thirds of Americans drink fluoridated water. It DOES come with some risk, though. TOO MUCH fluoride - as in, DOUBLE the recommended limit - may pose a neurological risk in children. But the Utah lawmakers behind the ban are primarily citing the COST as their rationale, and it doesn't ban fluoride entirely. In fact, the bill also allows pharmacists to prescribe fluoride pills, essentially meaning that people could pay for their own fluoridation. So what do you think about this? Should public water systems be fluoridated for people's benefit, or is putting the onus on the individual the better way? Tell us in the comments, and be sure to follow The Bikini Report for more daily headlines! @alanablaire #bikini #headlines #news
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