When I said we should restrict children's tablets this is not what I meant, worm.
this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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Cool, then regulate sugar in industrial food and beverage.
Regulations?! In trump’s America?! No way. It costs too much for shareholders
Funny. We're soon going to see how much shareholders like an environment without regulation... like a working SEC.
Regulate it harshly these fuckers need to be sent to the gulag
This is such a fundamental change to get used to - some branches of government have been a meritocracy my entire life, doing their best to do the right thing, being careful to heed the best scientific advice, that my immediate reaction is to trust them. Then I remember we’re living in a time where the only qualification is personal loyalty and this particular circus is run by a clown
To be fair, the FDA was incompetent / hamstrung in many other areas before. The overriding purpose was to increase profit.
They, at least they are trying something new :D
When my husband was like three his especially neglectful mother wasn’t watching him like always and he ate an entire bottle of fluoride tables and had to get his stomach pumped, this was in the 70s. With childproof caps and general awareness this should really not be considered an issue, kids shouldn’t have unfettered access to pills in general, it’s not a fluoride thing.
Time to stock up on fluoride I guess….
Is there actually a need to? Does ingested fluoride do anything that toothpaste fluoride doesn't do?
I beat the rush and stocked up in December, and I hate that that purchase is already feeling justified. One option to keep in mind as well is that tea is relatively good natural source of fluoride. So if things get bad enough, becoming an unsweetened tea-drinker might help.
Its weird hearing americans have to specify 'un-sweetened' tea as if its not the norm
I don't order tea often, but we would also have to specify if we want it hot. I guess I always thought of the options as sweet/unsweet iced tea, or probably nothing because I'd be surprised if they have some earl grey back there.
Yeah, I agree it's weird. As an American who grew up in an area where sweetened tea wasn't the norm, I hate having to specify. But I also don't have any faith left in my fellow countrymen, and feel like I have to make it clear for them.
Next up, Mewmaxxing czar and Orthotropics advisor Mike Mew
tst gonna need to have a sacred daily fluoridation ritual for its devout followers.
great. next it will be banned in toothpaste and mouth rinses.
So much for parents doing research and deciding if it's right for them. Yet another bad faith argument.
I guess the fluorides are harmful to the worm lord.
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