- AARP Online Community
- :
- About KenP315323
My Settings
Guidelines
Help
FORUMS
- AARP Online Community
- Ideas, Tips & Answers
- Caregiving
- Entertainment
- Health
- Home & Family
- Money
- Retirement
- Technology
- Travel
- Work & Jobs
- ITA Archive
- Health Forums
- Brain Health
- Conditions & Treatments
- Healthy Living
- Medicare & Insurance
- Retirement Forum
- Retirement
- Social Security
- Retirement Archive
- Money Forums
- Budget & Savings
- Invest, Diversify, Integrate Your Financial Life
- Scams & Fraud
- Travel Forums
- Destinations
- Solo Travel
- Tips
- Home & Family Forums
- Comunidad Hispana de AARP
- Dogs, Cats and Pets
- Friends & Family
- Introduce Yourself
- Housing
- Late Life Divorce
- Love, Sex & Dating
- Our Front Porch
- Random Thoughts and Conversations
- Singles Perspective Revisited
- The Girlfriend
- Veterans
- Home & Family Archive
- Sisters
- Politics & Society Forums
- Politics, Current Events
- Technology Forums
- Computer Questions & Tips
- About Our Community
- Rewards for Good
- AARP Rewards for Good archive
- Entertainment Forums
- Rock N' Roll
- TV Talk
- Let's Play Bingo!
- Leisure & Lifestyle
- Writing & Books
- Games
- Entertainment Archive
- Caregiving Forums
- Caregiving
- Grief & Loss
- Share and Find Caregiving Tips - AARP Online Community
- Ask for a Caregiving Tip
- Leave a Caregiving Tip
- Work & Jobs
- Work & Jobs
- AARP Help
- Benefits & Discounts
- Membership
- General Help
- AARP Rewards
- AARP Rewards Tips
- Earn Activities
- Redemption
- General
About KenP315323
Frequent Social Butterfly
Contact Me
| Online Status |
Offline
|
| Last Visited |
09-17-2019
08:05 PM
|
You Make The Community Strong
The ACE badge is awarded to Online Community members who have been recognized for their peer contributions. Once the member has met all requirements, the badge will turn red and be added to the profile picture.
Learn More
The Online Community ACE program enables you to be recognized by your peers for consistent, high value contributions to the Community.
Are you ready to become an ACE? Here's how:
- Add Your Profile Picture
- Completely Fill Out the "Tell us about yourself" Section
- Share Your "Areas of knowledge"
- Receive 25 Kudos (excluding Politics, Current Events forum) Since Program Launch on 12/13/19
- Be In Good Standing Without Community Violations For At Least 30 Days
Understand the Limits of Advice on this Site
The content shared in this community is for informational purposes only. Nothing on this site should ever replace or substitute advice from professionals, particularly in licensed or certified fields such as medicine, pharmacology, law, tax, insurance, real estate, among others. Contributors to this community do not know your unique circumstances and are providing general knowledge only.
All Activity
- POSTS
- KUDOS
- SOLUTIONS
- ITA CONTRIBUTIONS
- TAGS
Richard, you say:"An upper limit of 1.5 ppm F in water does not protect all consumers from either dental or bone fluorosis"That is trivially true as excessive uptake of fluoride can occur from other dietary sources - toothpaste, coal fires, black tea...
2
Replies
1
Kudo
1695
Views
Ross, that is not the finding of Aggeborn and Öhman. What they actually reported is that fluoride has a positive effect on income and well being in later life as well as on dental health. They actually say:"Fluoride has positive effects on log income...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1711
Views
Richard, any increase in dental fluorosis associated with community water is of only the questionable or very mild form. The more serious moderate and severe forms are associated with excessive F consumption - eating toothpaste etc.of course, it may ...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1043
Views
Carry Ann - you claim my paper Perrott, K. W. (2015). Severe dental fluorosis and cognitive deficits. Neurotoxicology and Teratology, 48, 78–79:was "an opinion piece claiming that kids with dental fluorosis likely do badly in school because they dise...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1036
Views
CarryAnne - what misfile? That author is clearly not me. Any reasonable person would have noticed that.
0
Replies
0
Kudos
996
Views
Richard, you say:"An upper limit of 1.5 ppm F in water does not protect all consumers from either dental or bone fluorosis"That is trivially true as excessive uptake of fluoride can occur from other dietary sources - toothpaste, coal fires, black tea...
2
Replies
1
Kudo
1695
Views
Ross, that is not the finding of Aggeborn and Öhman. What they actually reported is that fluoride has a positive effect on income and well being in later life as well as on dental health. They actually say:"Fluoride has positive effects on log income...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1711
Views
Richard, any increase in dental fluorosis associated with community water is of only the questionable or very mild form. The more serious moderate and severe forms are associated with excessive F consumption - eating toothpaste etc.of course, it may ...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1043
Views
Carry Ann - you claim my paper Perrott, K. W. (2015). Severe dental fluorosis and cognitive deficits. Neurotoxicology and Teratology, 48, 78–79:was "an opinion piece claiming that kids with dental fluorosis likely do badly in school because they dise...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1036
Views
CarryAnne - what misfile? That author is clearly not me. Any reasonable person would have noticed that.
0
Replies
0
Kudos
996
Views
Richard, you say:"An upper limit of 1.5 ppm F in water does not protect all consumers from either dental or bone fluorosis"That is trivially true as excessive uptake of fluoride can occur from other dietary sources - toothpaste, coal fires, black tea...
2
Replies
1
Kudo
1695
Views
Ross, that is not the finding of Aggeborn and Öhman. What they actually reported is that fluoride has a positive effect on income and well being in later life as well as on dental health. They actually say:"Fluoride has positive effects on log income...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1711
Views
Richard, any increase in dental fluorosis associated with community water is of only the questionable or very mild form. The more serious moderate and severe forms are associated with excessive F consumption - eating toothpaste etc.of course, it may ...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1043
Views
Carry Ann - you claim my paper Perrott, K. W. (2015). Severe dental fluorosis and cognitive deficits. Neurotoxicology and Teratology, 48, 78–79:was "an opinion piece claiming that kids with dental fluorosis likely do badly in school because they dise...
0
Replies
1
Kudo
1036
Views
CarryAnne - what misfile? That author is clearly not me. Any reasonable person would have noticed that.
0
Replies
0
Kudos
996
Views
Latest Tags
No Tags Yet
Public Statistics
| Date Registered | 02-17-2019 02:00 PM |
| Last Visited | 09-17-2019 08:05 PM |
| Total Messages Posted | 144 |
| Total Kudos Received | 82 |