How was flouride discovered?

Answer 1

First, it seems, people living in certain parts of the country experienced stronger teeth. The natural mineral fluoride was found in higher quantities in the ground. It was surmised that this contributed to their stronger teeth.

Therefore, this research was manipulated and used with a different kind of flouride resulted as a toxic waste residue of the aluminum metal industry. Rather than pay large amounts for toxic waste removal and disposal, a way was found to make money off of this negative substance. Therefore, powerful wealthy industrialists moved for this toxic form of fluoride to be put into toothpaste and even our water. The results of this seriously scientifically flawed (but brilliant monetarily) "health" dictate has been stained pourous teeth and cumulative brittle bones with resulting hip fractures in our elderly.

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Fluoridation / Fluoride -- Toxic Chemicals In Your Water

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FLUORIDE, TEETH, AND THE ATOMIC BOMB One of the most toxic chemicals known, the documents reveal that fluoride rapidly emerged as the leading chemical health hazard of the U.S atomic bomb ...
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Toxic Effects of Fluoride The devastating, toxic effects of fluoride are well documented by mainstream organizations. The Journal of the American Medical Association (1990-1992) has ...
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Answer 2

Fluoride was discovered in the early 19th century by French chemist Henri Moissan. He isolated the element fluorine, which is a key component of fluoride, through the electrolysis of hydrogen fluoride. Fluoride compounds were later found to have dental benefits, leading to the inclusion of fluoride in water and toothpaste for preventing tooth decay.