Fluoride Water Filter

Fluoride Water Filter
does lemon or any citric acid reduce/eliminate fluoride in tap water?

i'm curious, because i have a brita filter and i learned that it doesn't filter fluoride--only everything else. i was wondering if i put lemon in it, will the acid get rid of some of the fluoride. i heard that fluoride is not good for the internal organs, just the outer appearance of our pearly whites.
i got my info about fluoride being hazardous from an alternative health magazine and many other sources. for example, the british don't use fluoride because they understand that it is a harmful chemical. because the u.s. is more vain, we like the fact that our teeth doesn't look like SOME of theirs--even if it means that beauty is harmful and pain. anything man-made must be harmful to the internal system.

No though it will change the PH (acid content). The PH of most tap water is between 7 and 9. 1 is acid 14 is base. The difference between each point is 10x more or less acidic than the previous number. So a 2 point difference is 100x more or less acidic. Fluoride is a dissolved solid. It would be measured in PPM (parts per million). To remove use reverse osmosis.

Fluoride levels still not right
SOUTHEAST Queensland's fluoridated water is still in breach of health regulations almost a year after the roll-out of the controversial policy.

• System Brita
• Stage Water

Tagged with: alternative health • Brita • reverse osmosis • water filter