Orange County California residents saying ‘no thanks’ to fluoride

ORANGE COUNTY, CA — Some county residents here are taking measures to reduce their exposure to the fluoride that was recently added to the water supply, a recent Orange County Register story reported.

County resident Blythe Fair said in the story, “I feel bad that there isn't a choice – there isn’t a way around being poisoned.” Among other things, Fair said she has been practicing Jin Shin Jyutsu to strengthen her bones and has changed the way she showers to limit exposure.

READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE Orange County California residents saying ‘no thanks’ to fluoride


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