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Fluoride in Drinking Water: A Scientific Review of EPA's Standards (2006)
Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology (BEST)

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Fluoride in Drinking Water: A Scientific Review of EPA’S Standards

TABLE 2-4 Examples of Fluoride Intake from Drinking Water by Members of Selected Population Subgroups Living in Fluoridated Areasa

 

Typical Consumersb

High Consumersc

 

Water Consumption

Fluoride Intaked

Water Consumption

Fluoride Intaked

Population Subgroup (Weight)

mL/day

mL/kg/day

mg/day

mg/kg/day

mL/day

mL/kg/day

mg/day

mg/kg/day

Athletes, workers, military (50 kg)

2,500

50

1.8-3.0

0.035-0.06

3,500

70

2.5-4.2

0.049-0.084

Athletes, workers, military (70 kg)

3,500

50

2.5-4.2

0.035-0.06

4,900

70

3.4-5.9

0.049-0.084

Athletes, workers, military (100 kg)

5,000

50

3.5-6.0

0.035-0.06

7,000

70

4.9-8.4

0.049-0.084

Athletes and workers (120 kg)

6,000

50

4.2-7.2

0.035-0.06

8,400

70

5.9-10

0.049-0.084

DM patients (20 kg)

1,000

50

0.7-1.2

0.035-0.06

2,000

100

1.4-2.4

0.07-0.12

DM patients (70 kg)

3,500

50

2.5-4.2

0.035-0.06

4,900

70

3.4-5.9

0.049-0.084

NDI patients (20 kg)

1,000

50

0.7-1.2

0.035-0.06

3,000

150

2.1-3.6

0.11-0.18

NDI patients (70 kg)

3,500

50

2.5-4.2

0.035-0.06

10,500

150

7.4-13

0.11-0.18

aAssumes all drinking water is from fluoridated community (municipal) sources.

bBased on a typical consumption rate for the population subgroup.

cBased on a reasonably high (but not upper bound) consumption rate for the population subgroup; some individual exposures could be higher.

dBased on fluoride concentrations of 0.7-1.2 mg/L.

ABBREVIATIONS: DM, diabetes mellitus; NDI, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.

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