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Really sure it's Fluoride?
Unless the test subjects only drink distilled water or the other group only drank distilled water with fluoride, there's no way to be sure.
Yearly my utility sends out a flyer describing all the other shit in the water. Stuff like herbicides and pesticides, although they claims it's "safe levels." Chlorine is added to kill germs. They ask people not to flush unused medicines as that gets in the drinking water.
People drink water and pop out of plastic bottles and there's warnings that the plastic leaches into our drink.
These test subjects could have gotten the problem from other chemicals in their water. How big was the test? Where did they all live. There could have been other environmental factors. I notice the article in The Guardian was a press release and the contact for this group was Paul Beeber, JD (as in lawyer). Also if you go to his NYSCOF website, it's unreadable. You think a lawyer would know what paragraph breaks are. I always find web sites like this or people who try and me handouts with 5000 words in small type have a screw or two loose.
There are studies proving just about anything. But it's a question of say 100 studies say one thing and 1 or 2 say the opposite. Quake medical clinics are good at having 1 or 2 studies claiming their amazing cure rate. Then you find out they did their own studies.
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