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Fluoride is widely promoted for oral health, but growing research shows it may disrupt thyroid function and contribute to hormone imbalance in women. In this episode, we explore how fluoride affects the thyroid, fertility, and overall hormonal health—and share safe, practical solutions to reduce exposure while protecting both your teeth and your hormones.

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Rekishia

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