RE: I Reversed Cavities and Regenerated my teeth. Here's how.

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ravedave (40)in #vegan • 7 years ago

I like your enthousiasm, but all dentists could tell you that enamel does not grow back. Your suggestion to drink fruit juice all day (which is acidic and contains a lot of sugar, both are bad for your teeth) will increase the risk of cavities. Unless you have solid research to back up your claim (which I am sure does not exist), I think it's unwise to post such things..

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robertgenito (59) 7 years ago

It's not unwise at all to post the truth. There are a few problems with what you are stating that you really need to look at:

"all dentists could tell you that enamel does not grow back" -- this is not true. The dentists that I know personally have seen this happen in their career. They don't understand why it happens. Of course they don't understand: they don't have this experience.
"Your suggestion to drink fruit juice all day (which is acidic..." -- Uncooked juice from ripened fruits is not acidic. Cooked ("pasteurized") juice is acidic. There's a huge different, and you can check this yourself with pH sticks and making your own raw fruit juice. Stop listening to what others say and do some science.
"...and contains a lot of sugar, both are bad for your teeth) will increase the risk of cavities" -- when you say "sugar", you need to be aware that there are many types of sugar. For example, there are sugars that require insulin (the sugar glucose) and there are sugars that do not require insulin from the body (the sugar fructose). The sugars that build plaque on your teeth are the complex sugars known as "starch". The sugars that put you at risk of cavities are the acidic, unbuffered, stripped-of-all-vitamins-and-minerals sugars. These are your white sugars, your syrups, etc. Not all sugars are created equal, and this is what you need to learn before you can judge on this topic. The sugars from raw, ripe fruits will not rot our teeth, and they will not put us at risk of cavities--we are at risk of cavities due to our acidic diet and the past acidic waste stored in our tissues from our past diet.
"Unless you have solid research to back up your claim..." -- yes, and this solid research I did myself and tested on myself...using my own brain, rather than relying on the words of others. This is what you call "empirical data". Also look above at someone who attested to my "claims". Everyone who does this is being healed...and the only people that can honestly refute the MASSIVE amount of evidence are 1) Lennon's term for "useful idiots", 2) suffering from cognitive dissonance, and/or 3) sell toothpaste or drill teeth for a living.

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