Fluoride Free
Australia

Take Action

  1. Sign the petition to the Governor General and your State Governor to End Water Fluoridation in Australia

    JOIN THIS NATION-WIDE FIGHT TO RETAIN OUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO CHOOSE OUR OWN MEDICATIONS AND KEEP OUR WATER FREE OF TOXIC INDUSTRIAL FLUORIDES.

  2. Sign the petition to the World Health Organization to STOP DRINKING WATER FLUORIDATION NOW!

    ********** THREE WATER FLUORIDATION STUDIES: *********
    80% of LAB RATS DEAD BEFORE STUDY COMPLETION!
    *** USEPA CONCEALS STUDY RESULTS FROM PUBLIC ***

  3. Support the US EPA Unions' Call for National Moratorium & Congressional Investigation

    In August 2005, eleven EPA Unions called on Congress to enact a nationwide moratorium on water fluoridation before, and until, a full-scale Congressional investigation into fluoridation occurs.

  4. Sign the petition to Re-examine Fluoridation

    This is a request to sign an important environmental health petition by a new and unique initiative, Protect Our Water Alliance (POWA). I have signed it and strongly urge you to do the same.

    The petition is entitled, Re-examining Fluoridation, and is an appeal to Congress to enact an immediate moratorium on water fluoridation as well as conduct a full-scale investigation of that public policy and practice.

    Recent revelations about a cover-up of strong scientific evidence showing a link between a fatal bone cancer in young males and water fluoridation make this campaign truly compelling. Eleven EPA unions have called for this moratorium and Congressional investigation, and the petition supports their action.

    After you sign the petition, please help further by asking others you know to sign. POWA has an automated feature to help you do this, or you may use this letter to copy, paste, and send to others.

    To sign petition, please click here: http://petition.powalliance.org

  5. Write a letter to your local newspaper

    Writing a letter to your local newspaper is an invaluable way of informing your community of the health and ethical concerns surrounding water fluoridation. Let the readers of your favorite paper know that there is no need to swallow fluoride; that the FDA has never approved any fluoride product designed to be ingested; that fluoride is the only chemical added to water that does not treat the water itself; that 98% of western Europe has rejected water fluoridation; that the fluoride chemical used for fluoridation is an unprocessed industrial waste product; that most people are already receiving too much fluoride from their toothpaste and diets; that recent research has linked fluoride to serious health problems including arthritis, hip fracture, alzheimers disease, and cancer; and that readers can learn about the issue for themselves at www.fluoridealert.org.

  6. Ask your local bookstore/library to carry "The Fluoride Deception"

    In May of 2004, the much-anticipated book The Fluoride Deception by Chris Bryson was released. The book, published by Seven Stories Press, is an eye-opening, page-turning, and meticulously researched expose of the history and politics of fluoride. A must read for anyone interested in fluoride issues. Order a copy for yourself and request your nearby bookstore/library to order copies as well. (NOTE: Due to shortage of funds, some libraries may not be able to purchase the book. If this is the case in your area, please consider donating a copy to the library. It would certainly be a wonderful contribution to your community.)

  7. Tell your friends and family

    There should be no underestimating the power of word-of-mouth communication. Tell your friends and family about what you have learned concerning fluoride. Let them know that the benefits have been greatly exaggerated and the risks ignored; that the vast majority of western Europe has rejected water fluoridation and yet has experienced the same decline in tooth decay as the US; that the scientists and professionals at EPA's Headquarters Union in Washington DC have recently called for a "national moratorium" on fluoridation; and that more than 70 US communities have rejected fluoridation since 1999.

  8. Ask your local grocery stores to provide a non-fluoride toothpaste alternative

    Many grocery stores and pharmacies these days only carry fluoridated toothpastes. This in turn deprives many consumers of the choice to not use fluoride.

    Ask your local grocery stores and pharmacies to provide a non-fluoride alternative. If the store at first ignores your request, start a customer petition. The more customers a store hears from the greater likelihood they will change their policy.