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Interesting

Sometimes I feel they never addressed this area of health just to keep dentists working.

There must be a way to solve this issue.

Glad to see some are actually taking these steps.

i can also tell you that drinking milk as your primary food stops most oral bacteria from creating acid and eating into your teeth, in fact the casein makes a barrier, as well (baking soda dissolves it a bit, so beware, so does sodium fluoride).

this is another thing you get from a low carb diet

milk diet is the easiest transition, because it gives you sugar but it's not a sugar that feeds any of the bugs that make acids that etch your teeth

maybe a week or so of milk only and you'll start to experience it, an hour or two after you put fermentable sugars into your mouth you will start to notice things that you had almost forgotten about in your week of milk drinking, bad smells, pain, irritation

milk diet is a great way to transition, it's just hard to stop unless you have type 2 diabetes like me and really need to cut out the glucose containing materials entirely

it helped me a lot but it still left me with high blood sugar and all the symptoms, just a lot reduced...