Fluoride is not inherently bad, as it helps prevent tooth decay when used in appropriate doses in dental products like toothpaste and mouthwash. However, excessive fluoride consumption can lead to dental fluorosis or skeletal fluorosis, which can cause discoloration of teeth or bone weaknesses. It is important to use fluoride-containing products as directed and not excessively consume fluoridated water or supplements.
Pure NaF (sodium fluoride,not flouride)contains 45.23% fluorine by weight.
Flouride toothpaste one of the most obvious product containing flouride. Then there is mouthwash, antibiotics, tap water, vaccine and much much more. Even food items that we consume contain flouride and some of these are: Spinach, Grape Juice and pickles. Flouride is an element and is good for teeth and in 1940's flouride was added to the water to prevent tooth decay and all the products sold were flouride free but in today's day there are plenty of product sold with flouride which suggests that we may be injesting too much flouride that could turn to be harmful for our bodies.
The reaction between hydrogen fluoride and magnesium hydroxide forms water and magnesium fluoride as the products.
Sodium Flouride - I think :/
manganese(III) flourideManganese(III) fluoride
yes you can either have too much or too less
Fluoride(not flouride)is a chemical commenly found in toothpaste
Green tea has fluoride in it, and green tea is very natural, and is a healthful tonic. I agree, industrial byproduct fluoride is complete garbage and is bad for your body.
Flouride is not pison in the water jug if it was why would they sell it then
Beryllium flouride is the inorganic compound with the formula BeF
Klaüs Flouride was born on May 30, 1949.
Klaüs Flouride was born on May 30, 1949.
Pure NaF (sodium fluoride,not flouride)contains 45.23% fluorine by weight.
Flouride.. :)
Klaüs Flouride is 62 years old (birthdate: May 30, 1949).
High flouride would have a high acid taste and would burn. However, flouride is only added in tiny amounts to flourinated drinking water.
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