Fluoridegate: an American Tragedy Trailer

Fluoridegate: an American Tragedy Trailer (2013)

01 January 2013

'Fluoridegate: An America Tragedy' is a documentary that reveals the tragedy of how government, industry, and trade associations, protect and promote a policy known to cause harm to our country and specially small children, who suffer more than any other segment of the population. While the basis of their motivation remains uncertain, the outcome is crystal clear: it is destroying our nation.

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