1)It would seem that most city's or towns has poor dental health but we are talking about a small majority who would benefit more from free toothbrushes toothpaste and education.
2)of course especially when you cherry pick the information to suit fluoridation just like the (PHE's) recent report
3)Now that depends which scientist you ask...Looking at (PHE's) report it's extremely one sided so i wouldn't ask any of them
4)Absolutely not we are talking about adding an industrial waste to the drinking water...Any sane person wouldn't even entertain the i dear.
5)The (PHE) wouldn't disclose the amount of money spent to date why? until we know this how are we supposed to no if it's low cost...Bearing in mind that only about 1-2% will actually be drunk, it speaks for itself
6)Like we have a say, but as you asking it should go where it's needed.
8)Wouldn't they be in trouble if it wasn't..Who no's have you tried reading the waffle issued by government...The water act is a good place to start.
9)How can you use the word satisfied, which cave have you been living in...We are angered at the waste of money and the continuation of.
10)I remember doctors appearing in cigarette ads and asbestos being safe so just because an organization is behind something doesn't mean it's safe...
Personally i doubt very much you read the Echo or have even been following the debate, which is evident in your approach by being clueless and insulting...
The report from the PHE is trash science with cherry picked information, not to mention it's totally one sided...
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2 comments:
1)It would seem that most city's or towns has poor dental health but we are talking about a small majority who would benefit more from free toothbrushes toothpaste and education.
2)of course especially when you cherry pick the information to suit fluoridation just like the (PHE's) recent report
3)Now that depends which scientist you ask...Looking at (PHE's) report it's extremely one sided so i wouldn't ask any of them
4)Absolutely not we are talking about adding an industrial waste to the drinking water...Any sane person wouldn't even entertain the i dear.
5)The (PHE) wouldn't disclose the amount of money spent to date why? until we know this how are we supposed to no if it's low cost...Bearing in mind that only about 1-2% will actually be drunk, it speaks for itself
6)Like we have a say, but as you asking it should go where it's needed.
7)Guardian poll 63% no...37 yes...Southampton 72% no...next question.
8)Wouldn't they be in trouble if it wasn't..Who no's have you tried reading the waffle issued by government...The water act is a good place to start.
9)How can you use the word satisfied, which cave have you been living in...We are angered at the waste of money and the continuation of.
10)I remember doctors appearing in cigarette ads and asbestos being safe so just because an organization is behind something doesn't mean it's safe...
Personally i doubt very much you read the Echo or have even been following the debate, which is evident in your approach by being clueless and insulting...
The report from the PHE is trash science with cherry picked information, not to mention it's totally one sided...
The questions appear to be formulated by Public Health England.
I hope the councilor isn't the enemy within.
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