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Fluoride involved in pre-term births
Fluoride ==► Pre-term births / Anemia
Avoiding fluoride reduces anemia, pre-term and low-weight babies
"Anemic pregnant women
living in India, whose urine contained 1 mg/L fluoride or more, were separated
into two groups. The experimental group avoided fluoride in water, food and
other sources ...
Results reveal that
anemia was reduced and pre-term and low-birth-weight babies were considerably
fewer in the fluoride-avoidance group."
In the US,
researchers from the State University of New York also reported that premature
births were more common in communities with fluoridated drinking
water than those with
non-fluoridated water.
High fluoride levels seem to damage the gastrointestinal mucosa
- leading to
impaired nutrient absorption and related problems:
Anemia (decreased red
blood cells) - in pregnancy, this can result in
both maternal and infant mortality; anemia persists even with the currently
advised maternal iron and folic acid supplementation;
Reduced blood folic acid activity
Inhibition of vitamin B12 production
Non-absorption of nutrients for hemoglobin synthesis
For information on the many other toxic affects of fluoride and the
fraudulent studies used to support its addition to community drinking water,
see:
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