A study has recently found that some inexpensive tea bags contain concerningly-high levels of the toxic substance known as fluoride. While manyhealth experts and governments continue to assert that fluoride is purposefully added to water supplies to protect us,some experts are now calling for fluoride levels to be stated on packages – a move that would greatly help those of us trying to reduce exposure to fluoride. The study, which analyzed inexpensive tea bags from supermarkets including Asda, Sainsbury’s and Tesco, found that drinking the tea could push a person’s fluoride intake over the ‘daily recommended level’ (there should be no recommended level for a toxic substance), and put them at a higher riskof bone and dental disease. The teas provided anywhere from 75-120% of therecommended daily intake. Do you desire to have extra income every 15th of the every month? Do You have financial freedom? Do you have people you want to help be financially free? Are you sure of sustained quality lifestyle in the next 20 years? Inbox me, or Come to a free private business creation and learn how you can get started.
Posted on: Tue, 30 Jul 2013 06:32:22 +0000
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