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    How Essential Is Fluoride?: What do the Experts Say?
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    How Essential Is Fluoride?: What do the Experts Say?

    By Guy P. D. Armstrong

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    What Do The Experts Say?

    And just as importantly What do they NOT say?

    This book argues that experts have consistently exaggerated in their claim that fluorine should be considered an essential element for humans and suggests reasons why.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Nameless Publisher
    Release dateJun 11, 2020
    ISBN9780473510190
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    How Essential Is Fluoride?: What do the Experts Say?
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    Guy P. D. Armstrong

    I live in Wellington, New Zealand. I'm a Biology graduate of Victoria University (B.Sc.). I have a varied work experience; hospitality, labouring and a little lab work. Fluent in English. Pronouns: He/Him. NOT to be confused with the author of "Emptiness".

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