How to fluoridate your water supply and tax sugary drinks

Ppm is parts per million.

If you have a tax rate at parts per million then after earning one million dollars you pay one dollar.

Or in other words if you earn $10,000 the one cent is owed at 1ppm.

Fluoridation in water at 0.7 ppm you can now understand The quantity talked about

Next we look at the recommended level of Fluride in water 0.7ppm to 1.2ppm off the Minstry of Health website.

In 2012 5.4% of the world had fluoridated water supplies. And 200 million of those were in the USA. The other 235 million elsewhere in the world. In New Zealand 50% of the population in 2016 have added or regulated fluoridation.

An excess of Fluride happens naturally in some world wide water supplies. And these upsets teeth formation and Bone formation in early life while also upsetting adults pineal gland function.

The use of iodine in salt can increase a population avers Iq by 15 IQ points is lacking this trace element.

Fluride works on hardening the enamel on teeth if within levels mentioned above.

Turn now to sugary drinks.

We have sugary food that if not brushed off teeth immediately will rot teeth enamel to the root in short order in children and adults.

This salts, fats and sugars added to food to promote quantity sales has impacted in the top 5% of wealthy western waste lines (obesity) and upsets the life expectancy when combined with alcohol, tobacco smoking and lack of exercise.

So I say to you a tax on sugary drinks will do much for children's teeth development.

Let's see how.

Water filled with sugar and colour and carbon dioxide is just dilute sugar into children's mouths and teeth will became acidic if no flushing this off from the teeth with brushing and rinceing.

So a tax on available drinks would need to work our the concentration of children in the area of fast food outlets.

C = children concentration in percentage of population.

In other words not tax on sugary drinks in old folks home if children are not consuming that source old sugar water.

a = concentrations of alternatives as a percentage . Next the tax will have to consider alternatives sold also. For example a litre of milk sold for $3 and a lite of soda pop sold for $0.5. You see one is health giving to children and the other rots teeth and promotes other ills. In other words a vending machines that sells $2 can of cola has to compete with a 10 cent can do chilled flaviored milk.

So the tax on sugar drinks goes to offset sales of children's milk.

Sugar drink tax percentage = C/a

Old folk home C = 0.0 concentration of children no tax on sugar drinks

Swimming pool vending machine C=1 (all children ) a = 0.0 (no alternatives)

SDT = 1/0% tax on sugar drinks. So vending machine is priced out unless a = 0.5 or less. More cheap alternatives that are milk.

Simple