Do you want Sodium Fluoride to be added to Huel? (poll inside)

[alexbraidwood]

@pookey

The post includes only negative point NRA and does not present a balanced objective standpoint. As such, anyone reading this who has not done their research will draw a negative conclusion.

The problem here is that the only positive point to Fluoride is that it prevents teeth decay, and I’m not denying that. I’m not going to try and balance 1 positive with 1 negative.

@pookey

I wonder how many people voting have spent more than 1 hour reading factual scientific studies?

I suggest you read my other post where I linked to two scientific journals, here. Huel version 2.0 is now live! - #25 by alexbraidwood

@huelzcool

The dosage is another aspect not captured by the poll.

3.5mg of Sodium Fluoride per 2000 calories of Huel powder is equivalent to roughly 3.5 litres of tap water in England, where the tap water has a Fluoride content of 1mg/L. Fluoride - NHS
Which, if combined, brings 1 days worth of Huel at 2000 calories mixed with 2L of tap water, to 5.5mg/day, not including any other Fluoride consumption in a day.
The Food and Nutrition Board at the Institute of Medicine recommends up to 4.0mg/day for males over the age of 18.
Fluoride in diet: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia
If you combine that with the recommended minimum amount of water (2L) an adult male needs per day, you get a fluoride level of 7.5mg/day, 3.5mg over the recommended amount.
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