PubMed: Tea a major source of fluorosis in adults

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WoW! Thanks for sharing that articles!

Now...I have to show my ignorance. What is " brick-type " tea? We spend a

bundle on bottled water, " free " toothpaste and the like.

THank you!

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This describes it and has pictures. It looks like it's just tea

leaves pressed into " bricks " for easier transport.

http://www.taooftea.com/shop100-

Puer__Zhuan_Cha_Brick_Tea_Selections.html

By the way, if you're really spending a fortune on bottled water,

you might want to consider getting a purifying system put in.

Distillers cost around $125 and reverse osmosis is I think around

$200 to get installed. There are even some fancy systems now that

run the filtered water through sand or pebbles to remineralize it.

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> WoW! Thanks for sharing that articles!

>

> Now...I have to show my ignorance. What is " brick-type " tea?

We spend a bundle on bottled water, " free " toothpaste and the like.

>

> THank you!

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> Mrs Bernstein

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