Post by twetch#2432

129qvL…KWyR Key · twetch

I have been searching for many
Months actually. And am yet to find the Brazilian black market for fluoride free water. I think I eventually will need to buy my own waterfall in the mountains.

1DJmyr…xixX Key · twetch

Wait, even bottled water has flouride added in Brazil?
Like even sparkling / table water ?

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Replies (17)

129qvL…KWyR Key · twetch
Replying to@1DJmyr…xixX

Yes, mineral and spring water has fluoride. Every. Single. Brand.

129qvL…KWyR Key · twetch
Replying to@129qvL…KWyR

One of the lowest fluoride waters available on the market.... some have levels of 1+. I have seen ‘cheap’ water with levels of fluoride above 1.5

129qvL…KWyR Key · twetch
Replying to@129qvL…KWyR

Not even sure I want to know how much fluoride is actually in our tap water.... we just don’t have the data. It is likely horrendous the figure though given how passive and obedient Brazilians are.

1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch
Replying to@129qvL…KWyR

Water, salt, toothpaste.
Everyone's getting their share.

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1H5n8X…oJyD Key · twetch
Replying to@129qvL…KWyR

If you had your own spring or waterfall the water would contain it as well no? Our water comes from the Alps and has below 0.2mg/L... data is measured and made public each year.
Obviously you can also measure your local water at a laboratory for a cost.

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1DJmyr…xixX Key · twetch
Replying to@129qvL…KWyR

Holy shit, this is insane.
Luckily where i live, the water is not fluorided. Neither the tap water, nor the bottled water.
I also never buy fluorided-salt and i only use toothpaste without fluoride.
I can avoid it completely at this point and i am glad.

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1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch
Replying to@1FqnX2…tUiS

I should start thinking about bottling up my untreated natural spring water and sell it for bitcoin.

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18UQKu…ReVt Key · twetch
Replying to@129qvL…KWyR

Yeah I had this problem when travelling through India. All bottled water is basically recycled tap water. No spring water options in the city, just had to drink what appeared to look the best