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Good day @PeakMilk
After the video I posted on Fluoride in your products, you only reached out for the duration it trended, and
It appears you only wanted the hype against Fluoride in your milk to blow over because you publicly have not said anything about it, even though backend, you guys are discussing it. This lack of accountability and transparency to your consumers is bad, especially as Nigeria joins the global conversation on Fluoride.
In your reply, you said you guys don't add Fluoride to your milk, but it's clearly stated in the composition. Please answer the following:
1) Where is the Fluoride in the small sachet and refill packs of powdered milk coming from? These are the most widely consumed products.
2) If the Fluoride is naturally occurring, why is it absent in the evaporated milk but present in the powdered milk?
3) What type of Fluoride is in the powdered milk?
Naturally occurring fluoride is Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂), which is considered the least toxic due to its poor solubility in water.
However, the more common forms found in processed products are Sodium Fluoride (NaF), Sodium Fluorosilicate (Na₂SiF₆), and Hydrofluosilicic Acid (H₂SiF₆)—all of which are highly soluble and more toxic.
Which of these is present in Peak Milk?
4) Who determines how much Fluoride we should ingest?
5) Who decided that milk should be the delivery medium for extra Fluoride?
6) And why don’t we see Fluoride listed in other foods or beverages, including some of theirs?
7) Lastly, when exactly was Fluoride added to the composition list?
We Kindly await the answer to these questions. This conversation is not going any time soon.
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