[geggam]

Why is a link to peer reviewed material getting downvoted ?

Not liking the study is one thing but downvoting a link to material without stating a reason is willful ignorance.

[not_a_cop75]

It's absolutely dangerous in large quantities, like most anything else is dangerous in large quantities.

[geggam]

I am not a scientist and anyone who is should feel free but from what I have read flouride is a bioaccumlator.

At what point does it become dangerous to continue to drink water ?

[Sohcahtoa82]

> At what point does it become dangerous to continue to drink water ?

According to this page [0], the LD50 of water is 6 liters, so somewhere before that.

[0] https://www.compoundchem.com/2014/07/27/lethaldoses/

[marcosdumay]

> I have read flouride is a bioaccumlator

Well, that's something I never heard about, and contradicts even basic high-school chemistry.

Where did you read it?

[geggam]

various places on the net.. some sites are crackpot but others seem ok... I will let you decide which category this falls in

https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/phs/phs.asp?id=210&tid=38

[marcosdumay]

There is nothing about bioaccumulation there.

Fluoride is one of those ions that diffuse thought and out of our bodies almost like there is no barrier anywhere.

[geggam]

Animals that eat fluoride-containing plants may accumulate fluoride. However, the fluoride accumulates primarily in the bones or shell rather than in edible meat.

[yarrel]

Drowning is a strong contraindicator.

There is also water intoxication, which can be deadly.

[geggam]

From flouride was assumed... humor noted ;)