Summary

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he will direct the CDC to stop recommending fluoridated drinking water and form a taskforce to review health concerns.

His announcement follows Utah’s statewide ban on fluoride, the first in the U.S., despite warnings from dental and health organizations.

Kennedy praised Utah’s move and labeled fluoride a “dangerous neurotoxin.” The EPA, under Administrator Lee Zeldin, is reviewing new data on fluoride’s health risks.

Critics argue the effort is politically driven and will harm low-income communities by increasing cavity rates.

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Didn’t all the tin foil hat wearers say fluoride was how the government controlled our free will at one point? RFK clearly trying to win over another support group. But wait, I thought he was a tin foil hat wearer, too. Clearly he knows something we all don’t! The man knows how to do things properly, given his early career in being part of the destruction of Massachusetts with heroin and the legacy that has lasted with it

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That’s why I only drink rainwater and grain alcohol.

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I do not avoid women Mandrake, but I do deny them my essence.

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they are going to start putting mandrake in thier drinks.

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