Before you take that sip to quench your thirst, make sure the water isn't too high in fluoride content, as it can cause depression and weight gain, claims a new study. According to the researchers at the University of Kent, water fluoridation above a certain level is linked to 30 percent higher than expected rates of underactive thyroid and high hypothyroidism, which can lead to weight gain and depression, the Daily Express reported. The study said ...
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