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www.livestrong.com
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www.cancer.org
-https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/154164.php
-http://fluoridealert.org/articles/fluoride-facts/
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluorine
-http://nutritiondata.self.com/foods-000146000000000000000.html?categories=19,10,8

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Kidney patients have an elevated risk for developing skeletal fluorosis(a fluoride induced bone and joint disease), in a review of literature commissioned by the EPA fluoride has been listed among 100 chemicals for which there is "substantial evidence of developmental neurotoxicity". A trial was conducted to prove that fluoride damages bone they found a significant two-fold increase in cortical bone defects among children in fluoridated communities. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) reviews a national cancer data in the US and found a significantly higher rate of osteosarcoma (a bone cancer)

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People who don't get enough fluoride have a higher rate of dental decay, cavities, fluorine deficiency disorder (acid released by bacterial fermentation of dietary carbohydrates breaks down dental tissue) and possibly osteoporosis (decrease in bone mass).

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If too much fluoride is consumed over great periods of time can cause pain and stiffness in joints and abnormal hardening of the bones that can result in in fractions. These are symptoms resulting in a disease called 'fluorosis'.

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5 cups of Black Tea - 4.5mg of Fluoride
1935g of Raisins - 4.5mg of Fluoride
6L of Tap Water - 4.8 mg of Fluoride
6300mg Baked Potato - 3.6mg of Fluoride

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Black Tea - .0.9mg of Fluoride per 1 cup.
Raisins - 0.1mg of Fluoride per 43g.
Tap Water (Municipal) - 2.4mg of Fluoride per the recommended 3L.
Baked Potato - 0.08mg of Fluoride per 140mg

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Baby (6-12 months):
0.5mg - 0.9mg
Child (4-8 years):
1.1mg - 2.2mg
Child (9-13):
2.0mg - 10.0mg
Adult (Male):
3.8mg - 10.0mg
Adult (Female):
3.1mg - 10.0mg

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Even though scientist were aware of the Fluoride ion found in teeth and bone none were able to successfully contain the ion. The Fluoride ion was discovered in 1886, by Henri Moisson. He was able to successfully collect Potassium diFlouride
fluoride dissolved in HF.

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Fluoride is not an essential for any human or animal, but a small amount of this ion can be beneficial for bone, teeth and tissue formation.

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Fluorine is a chemical element that has a symbol of ‘F’ and an atomic  number of 9. Fluorine is known to have a very high electronegativity and be one of the most active elements. It is the lightest halogen, it exists as a highly toxic pale yellow diatomic gas in standard conditions.