Originally Posted by
Feelingpink
It could be any number of things: more dentists, improved school meals, dental information campaigns ... and I would ask if the results are statistically significant, rather than, 'um, better'.
Yes, but the point the government is making is that it needs to 'nanny' those children who are in homes where health & a good diet isn't good, so this is probably lower on the list of priorities.
So are you saying that if UK water companies are adding fluoride to the water, they automatically will filter the water? If so, why? (On a personal level, reading the words 'beauty' and 'fluoride' in the same sentence gives me cold shudders).
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