DeSantis signs MAHA-approved fluoridated water bill into law

Government of Florida Ron Desantis On Tuesday, he signed the SB 700 into the law, eliminating the ability of local self -government to add fluoride or other medical additives to the state public water supply, which cheered the move with supporters of medical freedom and transparency of health.

“Fluoride heads in water supply … It is basically a forced cure,” Desantis said during a press conference in Tallahassee. “At the end of the day, we should all agree that people deserve informed consent.”

A new law, part of the wider Florida Farm Accountdoes not ban fluoride completely.

Floridans will continue to be able to buy fluoridated water from private suppliers. But she draws a solid line against the Government that decides what goes into your glass without your word.

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“When he warms up in the state of Sunshine, no one is advocating for a cold glass of fluoride,” said state senator Keith Truenow for Fox News Digital. “We will protect our natural resources and provide the Floridans the opportunity to make the best decisions without the government forcing unnecessary additives.”

The Florida Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson, who joined Desantis on signing, emphasized that it was not about denying people of fluoride, but ensuring that they were not medicines without consent.

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“Today, Florida has taken a brave step and stated that drinking water will moisturize and not treat,” Simpson said in a Fox News Digital statement.

“No Floridian should be a cure without their consent, ordinary and simple. Through our Florida Farm Bill we say loudly and clearly: the water in Florida will be clean, it will be safe and it will be without medication. This is how freedom in the free state of Florida looks.”

The effort is aligned with a nationality “Re -do America healthy“The movement led by the Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. His initiative emphasizes the choice of consumer, reduced by relying on centralized health mandates and renewed skepticism of medical policies from above down.

“Today’s efforts to prohibit local self -government to unilaterally add fluorine to the public drinking water are logical the following iteration of our dedication to be a free Florida state,” said Bryan Griffin, a communications director for Desantis. “And Ron Desantis delivered once more.”

Desantis also tied the transition to the growing public distrust of medical institutions, citing the outburst of Coid-Were Polies.

“People are just a lot skeptical when these elites are trying to get stuck in anything down their throats,” he said. “The burden is on them to prove why it should be forced into people. And it really shouldn’t be.”

Legislation also includes broad support from the Florida Agricultural Sector, new consumer transparency laws and restrictions on environmental, social and management (ESG) practice that target farmers and ranchers.

Desantis also promised a geoinjing action.

“Florida is not testing for a geinarian,” Desantis wrote on Tuesday X. “The Free State of Florida means freedom from the government or private actors unilaterally applying chemicals or geonjenjering to people or public spaces.”

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SB 700 critics claim that fluoridation has long been used to combat tooth decay, especially in children.

But Desantis pointed to the updated guidelines of General Surgeon General Joseph Ladap, who caused concern about the effects of fluoride on pregnant women and children.

“You don’t even have to agree with that analysis,” the governor said, “but people should still have the right to give up.”

Kennedy did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.