01/05/2026
Fluoride isn’t just something in toothpaste or drinking water. It’s added to many medications to improve absorption—and it’s neuroactive.🧠
Research shows fluoride can cross the blood–brain barrier and, with chronic exposure, may influence mitochondrial function, thyroid health, sleep regulation, and neurological signaling. Studies have also shown accumulation in sensitive brain regions like the pineal gland and hippocampus—areas tied to sleep, memory, and learning.
This isn’t about fear or avoiding necessary medications. It’s about understanding total exposure, individual detox capacity, genetics, and how your brain responds.
At Tringali Vibrant Health, we look at the full picture—environment, medications, labs, and symptoms—because your chemistry matters 🧬
