SWALLOW THIS: Fluoride "Multi-Vitamins, Drops,, Tablets," Are Not FDA Approved, But Are Still Being

By David Kennedy, DDS, MIAOMT

The fluoride fiasco in tablet form � over 40 years of harm

We have all heard the story about how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) is there to protect us from unscrupulous pharmaceutical
manufacturers. We also get reminders once in a while that there is a
reason for their existence when we hear about candy contaminated with lead
or spinach contaminated with bacteria. I must agree that this all sounds
well and good, but there is a fiasco with fluoride, and the FDA is at the
center of it.

Fluoride is currently added to the water of approximately 60% of the
American population. It�s also found in dental products such as
toothpaste and floss, fillings, cements, sealants, food and beverages,
pesticides, and other products, including pharmaceutical drugs such as
Prozac and Cipro. Fluoride has been controversial for decades, and after
years of debate, in 2015, the U.S. government finally recommended lowering
levels of fluoride in water. In spite of this recent change (which many
decry as not anywhere near enough), fluoride is still being distributed in
vitamins, which is something you can help put an end to since no one else
seems to be doing much to stop this illegal practice.

In 1975, the FDA addressed the use of fluoride vitamins by allowing their
New Drug Approval to be voluntarily withdrawn. The action was related to a
product named Ernziflur lozenges. After the FDA�s actions on Ernziflur
lozenges were published in the Federal Register, an article appeared in
Drug Therapy stating that the FDA approval was withdrawn �because there is
no substantial evidence of drug effectiveness as prescribed, recommended,
or suggested in its labeling.�[1] The article also stated: �The FDA has
therefore advised manufacturers of combination fluoride and vitamin
preparations that their continued marketing is in violation of the new drug
provisions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act; they have,
therefore, requested that marketing of these products be discontinued.�

This might sound like it was the death knell of prescription fluoride, but
it wasn�t. In fact, prescription vitamins with added fluoride are still
apparently one of the most popular and lucrative products sold in
pharmacies around this country. One pharmacist told me that of all the
drugs they carry, he never wanted to run out of fluoride vitamins again.
His reasoning was based on consumer demand, and I mean demand. According
to him, parents in search of fluoride tablets are known to be more irate
about not getting this drug than any other one. I guess the parents don�t
realize that the pills are made of poison. As it turns out, many
pharmacists likewise seem to be unaware that this vitamin contains poison
and that it is not FDA approved.

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