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🦷 The claim that fluoride accumulates in the pineal gland is often cited by anti-fluoride groups and can sound alarming without proper context. The pineal gland naturally calcifies as part of the aging process—just like other tissues in the body—and this calcification is not caused or accelerated by fluoride at safe, regulated levels.

🦷 While it’s true that some fluoride can accumulate in the pineal gland over time, it occurs at extremely low levels and has not been shown to cause harm. Overall, fluoride in drinking water and toothpaste is carefully regulated to ensure it remains safe and beneficial for public health.

🦷 It’s also important to be cautious when interpreting studies that show potential harm at high levels of fluoride exposure. For example, one often-cited study used fluoride doses more than five times higher than what is found in optimally fluoridated water. The key principle here is: the dose makes the poison ...Just because a substance can be harmful at very high levels doesn’t mean it’s harmful at the low levels used in public health measures. At regulated concentrations, fluoride is not toxic and plays a valuable role in preventing tooth decay.