Pt. I. Ethical and general arguments against fluoridation : 1. Poor medical practice ; 2. An inappropriate and inefficient practice ; 3. The chemicals used ; 4. Who is in charge? ; 5. An experimental program
Pt. II. The evidence that fluoridation is ineffective : 6. Fluoridation and tooth decay ; 7. The early evidence reexamined ; 8. Key modern studies
Pt. III. The great fluoridation gamble : 9. The great fluoridation gamble, 1930-1950 ; 10. The great fluoridation gamble, 1950-
Pt. IV. The evidence of harm : 11. Dental fluorosis ; 12. Fluoride's chemistry, biochemistry, and physiology ; 13. Fluoride poisoning of humans: early reversible effects ; 14. The 2006 National Research Council Report ; 15. Fluoride and the brain ; 16. Fluoride and the endocrine system ; 17. Fluoride and the bone ; 18. Fluoride and osteosarcoma ; 19. Fluoride and the kidneys, and other health issues
Pt. V. Margin of safety and the precautionary principle : 20. Margin of safety ; 21. The precautionary principle
Pt. VI. The promoters and the techniques of promotion : 22. Weak and inadequate science ; 23. Promoters' strategies and tactics ; 24. Self-serving governmental reviews ; 25. A response to pro-fluoridation claims ; 26. The promoters' motivations
Appendix 1: Fluoride and the brain ; Appendix 2: Fluoride and bone.
