No, he's an idiot who spent two days researching the topic on webmd and CNN and then made a youtube video. It shows.

Fluorosis has occurred multiple times at the national level. This is because they really have no idea how much fluoride people actually get. This has happened enough the FDA lowered the allowance. Regardless, this also means at a national level, toxic levels are confirmed. It's not a question of if, it's a question of degrees, population sizes, and level of injury.

I was slightly off. The statistic now is 83% over age 30, though it would be higher when adjusted specificaly for countries that fluoridate their water

https://pic8.co/sh/8wfxOc.jpeg

The screenshot is from this article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6017004/

It is accepted in mainstream science that fluoride causes this. If you search for the term “calcified pineal gland” you’ll see even on Web MD they tell you that calcified pineal glands have high concentrations of fluoride and they recommend people do not consume fluoride, even in toothpaste to prevent it. The link I posted is a very good read also

also note that there are varying degrees of calcification

Yes. Really.

6 in 8 whites aged 60-69 had calcified pineal glands in this study - far more than other ethnicities: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/18732983_Incidence_of_normal_pineal_gland_calcification_in_skull_roentgenograms_of_Black_and_White_Americans

Also this: https://icnr.com/articles/fluoride-deposition/