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The latest Canadian study finds that young children born to mothers living in fluoridated communities are at risk of having lower IQs. Sub-populations vulnerable to fluoride poisoning also include bottle-fed babies, the elderly and those in fragile health.

The study published by JAMA Pediatrics is the latest in a series of recent studies from two projects, MIREC in Canada and ELEMENT in Mexico. Findings from both projects confirm 25 years worth of findings in dozens of human studies and hundreds of laboratory studies. Fluoridated water poisons brains as well as bodies and bones, and that poisoning begins in the womb. Although many doctors privately counsel their patients to avoid fluoride, organizational reluctance to acknowledge the implications of modern scientific evidence documenting harm allows fluoridation lobbyists to perpetuate medical assault and battery on consumers.