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When kids have just enough iodine in their urine but are exposed to more fluoride, their bodies might make less of an important thyroid hormone called TT3 — like their thyroid is struggling a bit under those conditions.

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This study found that when kids have a normal amount of iodine in their urine, too much fluoride makes their thyroid produce less of an important hormone called TT3. So yes, fluoride can mess with thyroid function—but only when iodine isn’t too high or too low.

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