After decades of adding it to our water, the government finally admits fluoride might be poisoning our brains – and RFK Jr. is taking action while Utah leads the charge to protect its citizens.
At a Glance
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to direct the CDC to stop recommending fluoride in drinking water nationwide
- Utah became the first state to ban water fluoridation, with the ban taking full effect by May 7
- The EPA is conducting a comprehensive review of scientific evidence on fluoride’s health risks
- Kennedy is forming a special task force to address fluoridation concerns and potential health impacts
- Scientific studies suggest high fluoride exposure may be linked to lower IQs in children
Kennedy Champions Health Freedom as Utah Leads the Way
In a move that’s long overdue, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced plans to direct the CDC to cease its decades-long recommendation of adding fluoride to America’s drinking water. This bold step comes as Utah becomes the first state in the nation to ban the practice entirely, with Republican Governor Spencer Cox signing legislation that prohibits local jurisdictions from adding fluoride to public water systems. The ban will take full effect by May 7, marking a significant victory for health freedom advocates who have questioned the wisdom of mass medicating the population through drinking water.
Kennedy publicly praised Utah for its courageous stance during his visit to the state as part of his “Make America Healthy Again” initiative. What’s particularly refreshing is seeing a high-ranking federal official actually standing up for scientific scrutiny rather than mindlessly parroting establishment dogma. The fluoride debate has been heavily suppressed for decades, with anyone questioning its safety immediately branded as a conspiracy theorist – despite mounting scientific evidence of its potential risks.
The Science Behind Fluoride Concerns
While the CDC has praised water fluoridation as one of the greatest public health achievements of the 20th century, they’ve conveniently downplayed emerging research showing serious concerns. Kennedy isn’t mincing words, describing fluoride as a “dangerous neurotoxin” that can harm neurological development. Currently, nearly two-thirds of Americans receive fluoridated water, with most communities adding it at the CDC-recommended level of 0.7 milligrams per liter. That’s approximately 220 million Americans being dosed daily with a substance that may be damaging their brains.
The most alarming research indicates that high fluoride levels (over 1.5 mg/L) are associated with lower IQs in children. Let that sink in – we’ve been mass-medicating our population with a substance that might literally be making our kids less intelligent. This isn’t some fringe conspiracy theory; it’s backed by peer-reviewed science that government agencies have chosen to ignore for decades. When did we collectively decide it was okay for the government to force-medicate citizens through their water supply? The arrogance of bureaucrats who believe they know better than individuals about what should go into their bodies is astounding.
🚨🇺🇸 RFK JR. TO CDC: DROP FLUORIDE RECOMMENDATIONS NATIONWIDE
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is taking aim at a 70-year public health policy—calling on the CDC to stop recommending fluoride in U.S. drinking water.
His announcement follows Utah becoming the first state… https://t.co/HudPTA1Vcb pic.twitter.com/dpMHZZV1BM
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) April 7, 2025
EPA Takes Action Under New Leadership
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, another Trump appointee who’s proving to be a breath of fresh air in Washington, has announced that his agency is conducting a renewed examination of fluoride’s health risks. This represents a major shift from previous administrations that stubbornly defended fluoridation despite mounting scientific questions. For years, citizens concerned about fluoride have been dismissed, ridiculed, and marginalized by the medical establishment. Now, finally, we’re seeing government officials take these concerns seriously and apply actual scientific scrutiny rather than blind faith in outdated public health dogma.
“When this evaluation is completed, we will have an updated foundational scientific evaluation that will inform the agency’s future steps. Secretary Kennedy has long been at the forefront of this issue. His advocacy was instrumental in our decision to review fluoride exposure risks and we are committed to working alongside him, utilizing sound science as we advance our mission of protecting human health and the environment.” – Lee Zeldin
Kennedy’s formation of a task force to address fluoridation demonstrates his commitment to restoring individual health freedom – something that has been steadily eroded by decades of government overreach. This isn’t about denying the benefits of dental health; it’s about questioning whether mass medication through public water systems is the appropriate delivery method, especially when more targeted approaches exist. The fundamental question remains: should government agencies force-medicate entire populations without individual consent, or should citizens have the right to make their own informed health decisions? The answer seems obvious to anyone who values personal liberty.
