Paul Saladino· MD
i think a lot of these rivers as they say here a lot of these rivers that the hodza may have had access to may be contaminated with fluoride and that may be causing the brown teeth
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i think a lot of these rivers as they say here a lot of these rivers that the hodza may have had access to may be contaminated with fluoride and that may be causing the brown teeth
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so the brown i think is a combination of the floor egg excess fluoride as well as the amount of unfiltered tobacco that they're smoking