Drinking through the straw, is also preventive due to physiology of swallowing, and thus lessens teeth exposure to acid damage, is always worth mentioning.
@@ninjanerdstudent6937 I need a wider straw, or thinner smoothies! I do remember Dr. G. suggesting using a straw for hibiscus tea, which is very acidic, but also very high in antioxidants.
Can you do a video on fluoride? I've heard a lot of bad things, you have so far been my most credible source and a in depth video on fluoride would be much appreciated
Yes fluroide is bad if you eat too much of it (which goes for literally everything of course), but that's why all toothpastes say to spit them out after brushing your teeth. It's also why putting fluride in tap water is a weird thing to do. But that's not so normal now.
brushing is snot the problem - brushing right after eating acid is problem. btw, you don't really need toothpaste. what is a must for perfect mouth health is: 1. good toothbrush 2. learning how to brush correctly 3. dental floss 4. oral irrigator . all of these at least 2 times a day. done. oil pulling - optional. making your own toothpaste - optional.
I just swish a little baking soda in my mouth after eating, brings the Ph back down to normal, or if handy, I use my water pick with baking soda added in the water
Since eating whole food starch based, my teeth have never been better. No cavities for the first time in my life - tons of cavities on a standard American diet though.
As someone who always drinks a glass of water after eating anything, I am happy to know about this vid. There ARE some disadvantages to going plant based but the positives outweigh the negatives 100 to 1. Thanks for keeping it real.
It's not just in the water (along with other chemicals and traces of pharmaceutical drugs), it's in the food, the food is grown with it, highly concentrated forms of it are used in pesticides, it's in toothpaste, it's in floss, it's in mouth wash, they add it to salt and it's in so much more.
How can they say that they no studies have ever been done on the comparison of dietary changes & dental health/disease when Weston A. Price, DDS, based his entire life's work around this very subject matter. I highly recommend reading the book "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration." As a side note, I actually really appreciate your videos, you put out great information. My comment is in no way directed at you, but simply the fact that these studies have become so one-sided.
Starve the yeast of it's food source, sugar. Supply the good bacteria with it's food source (Plenty Of Fiber). And drink plenty of water. Tak to your phyician or a natropath and see if probiotics is needed.
Eat only whole food plant based diet, oregano oil and other things like that apparently can help, but first and foremost don't do any antibiotics (and preferably any pharmaceuticals). Check out your toxic metals and mineral deficiencies/toxicities through hair mineral analysis and fix those first and foremost. Movement. Clean water, not chlorinated/fluoridated/etc. Candida Crusher TH-cam channel I found seems like probably the best source of information on Candida, on understanding it and treating (although I don't buy in his supplements, at all, also because they are expensive, but mainly because I think the real healing is done by things I've listed above).
Wouldn't it be better to rinse after an acidic meal with something that will neutralize the acid better than water, like baking soda? Lots of toothpastes contain baking soda. Just wondering why the dentists recommend water. Thanks! Dean
Dean Pomerleau I asked the same thing, before seeing your query. I know in its dry form, baking soda has abrasive action... just as salt or silica does. But when it's dissolved in water? Perhaps not.
To the man standing in the back saying this is the worst info. Please sit down. I have it on good authority this is accurate and factual information. While this video discusses the food aspect for teeth health, the biggest contributor is our own body chemistry - our saliva. Eat healthy, minus the dairy and meat.
My dentist said if you BRUSH with it too much, it will erode your teeth. Rinsing with mild baking soda will neutralize the acids...basic science. So, you are correct. But who the hell would take the time to do that. I think water is good enough.
Slap Stick I've been rinsing with baking soda and brushing with it later on for years. I just keep a small dish by my bathroom sink. It's super easy and convenient... just take a pinch in a glass, run in tap water(which dissolves it), swish. In the past I've made a tooth powder of coconut oil, xylitol, baking soda for brushing. Baking soda is far less abrasive than commercial toothpastes which use anhydrous silica to polish. Here's a reference: www.sheltondentistry.com/patient-information/toothpaste-abrasivity/
I have loads of cavities from my sad diet days... since i went vegan, ( 3+ yrs now ) the cavities have not gotten worse at all! the decay has been stopped in its tracks... but, thats just my experience....
Would it be wise to rinse your mouth out with water and a little baking soda after eating? Surely that would neutralize the acidity and minimize enamel erosion?
I'd just rinse with water. These fluctuations might not be beneficial. The whole microbiome in our mouth is dependant on one environment, when we play like that with the ph levels - probably isn't preferable for that microbiome. In my opinion. And apparently, human body isn't adapted to eating citrus fruits, because if it was, eating citrus fruits would not cause teeth erosion. I think that's a sign we should tend to stick to non citrus fruits (even though I like them, and eat them, and not sure if I'll stop eating them (although I'll try to eat them with a straw and/or rinse my mouth after))
i think the fluoride stuff is bs but i´m happy that he brought up that u should wait 30-60min before brushing. every time when i brushed my teeth immediately after eating something like dates i felt like the toothpaste and the sugar combined to an acid explosion :D... not healthy.
At my recent dental visit, I asked about brushing teeth after eating and was told brushing with water was safe, it was the combination of toothpaste right after eating that was problematic. So, I'll follow what I hear from them. :)
Sugar, whether it comes from fruits or vegetables, is the same because what we commonly understand by sugar is glucose. All glucose metabolizes the same. Fructose is different, but when it comes to feeding the bacteria that produce tooth decay, it makes little to no difference. What makes food stick to teeth has little to do on whether it contains fructose or glucose and more to do with the other ingredients that constitute the food.
This is ridiculous. Most people in Western society either (1) don't eat any fruit at all or (2) eat very little fruit (the odd banana or couple of grapes now and again). So how come most people have regular trips to the dentist? Do you think all those people in the dentist are fruitarians? Get real! Also, I know from personal experience that I got far less fillings after going vegan (with high fruit) than I did as a meat-eater on low fruit. flawed studies I guess!
I just went to the dentist today and I have 7 cavities. SEVEN. I brush with an electric toothbrush at least once a day and floss everyday yet I still can't figure it out. I don't brush with fluoride but my dentist keeps recommending it so my hands are really tied here: im out here trying to figure out how to remineralize my teeth, repair enamel and get rid of bacteria that could be the problem. I really don't want to use fluoride tho!
same here.This vegan shit is destroying my teeth.the difference in my teeth before being vegan and after is huge(1 year and half). You can actually see the dentin in some of my teeth like the contrast.All the raw vegans I know have rotten teeth much more than people who drink soda 24/7. I've seen some claims on the internet of people who got rid of their cavities naturally but nothing about the enamel.I guess vitamin D plus calcium intake would deff help.You can also try "comfrey root" wich is the plant many claim have repaired their teeth of bone fractures.Oh and dont floss!!its terrible for your gums.
lighthouse94 whaaaaaat. damn dude, must be the fruit. not even cool. and damn i floss a lot and my dentist tells me i need to floss like dude i floss more than anybody. so i dont get that, but i’ll try that comfrey root, and use a water pick
there is another option wich isnt very vgean or scientific www.amazon.com/Cure-Tooth-Decay-Cavities-Nutrition/dp/1434810607. This protocol has worked for many.Its basiclly cod liver oil,raw,milk and eating meat.there are testimonials of this working all over the internet.Sadly I cant try it because I cant handle milk.
brandon lillibridge Maybe try taking vitamin K2 or eat Natto, which also contains the vitamin. Also, just use the stinking fluoride! It's not that bad and it will help
this video fails to say important things. Big majority of people (unless they are fruitarians) will drink fruit juice with a meal, so you have two factors there detrimental for the teeth, one is that people drink juice washing the whole mouth with it, second the acids of the juice is masticated with the food while chewing, increasing tooth wear by mechanical erosion plus the acid of the fruit juice (or sodas). Fruitarians on the other hand, usually only drink fruit juice on its own and as a meal. Fruit juice is not necessarily the problem, is what you do when drinking it.
i don't make my own, i don't use toothpate, i don't see it as a must, but there are recipes on the net, it usually involves baking soda, coconut oil, and essential oil. there are also few natural pastes at iherb, but there are alot of natural pates there which are not really natural. you just got to look at the small words.
But not fruit from sugar. The high water content in fruit allows most the sugar to wash off the surface of the teeth. It does not stick to the teeth the way sugar from a chocolate bar or cake does. Improper cleaning also adds to the problem for sure, especially if you are eating the sticking sweets, fat-filled bars and cakes.
My gums have started rapidly receding and I'm pretty sure it's since I want on a juice fast and turned vegetarian. Anyone have any advice on how I can stop or reverse it. Oil pulling doesn't seem to be working.
Lichtblick Did you read any of what I said? I said I've have the issues SINCE going vegi. I stopped eating all meat, dairy, the only thing I did still eat was eggs now and then. My gum issues all started and got worse since moving to a vegi diet.
I would say the juice fast was a bad idea, but make sure you are eating whole plant foods, drinking enough water (that is crucial to tooth health) and brushing your teeth. My teeth seem to have improved since going vegan, but I don't drink juice, just water generally, and I eat lots of beans, nuts, vegetables, and seeds, as well as some fruit.
People are missing the point here, especially the vegans. The studies were showing the IMMEDIATE effects of different foods on the teeth...not the long-term effects. Stop making the vegan movement look bad, y'all. Seriously.
I think this is the point, tooth brushing seems to be counter productive in comparison to just washing your mouth out with water. Recently I've been brushing my teeth after eating each meal and I've gotten a cavity within weeks in comparison to brushing once a day and never getting them.
+dessi issaeva In prehistoric times, people often died in their 30's or 40's...and the cause of many of these early deaths was from infections that started and spread from dental problems.
Absolute rubbish and horseshit. The average lifespan was lower due to infant mortality, people who survived infanthood lived as long as we do. Their teeth were also perfectly fine.
The fruit diets puts a lot of important functions in your body out of whack, we need to be careful when undertaking such and extreme and obviously dangerous diet. I've seen documented cases of celebrities suffering the ill effects of fruit consumption and I recently read on a paleo forum that Steve Jobs cancer was in fact caused by fruit. I'd be interested in hearing what the experts at the Weston A Price foundation have to say on this matter.
If the high water content allows sugar to wash off the teeth, then drinking sugar water will do the same because it will have an even higher water content. Obviously this is not the case. Sugar is sugar. Whether it comes from candy or fruit, it doesn't matter. Glucose is glucose.
MY experience. Oh I see, you are using the old "we are all so different argument". Last time I looked I am a human being who has the same kind of digestive tract and teeth as every other human being. I would trust my own human experience any day over all these "fruit is bad for you" THEORIES written by ignorant people who do not understand the concept of species-related diet.
Weston A Price=not a quack, but a well-meaning amateur anthropologist. The Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation=quacks. Or snake-oil sales men. There, FIFY :)
I have been consuming high amounts of fruit and 1tbls of manuka honey everyday with no problem, actually I've noticed that my teeth and gums are pretty rock solid. Doc your full of ca ca....
+fla gkdsa The reason for the not brushing is the abrasive interaction, so flossing wouldn't be the best for the first 15minutes at least, especially if you aren't a pro at it and you scrape your teeth.
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Drinking through the straw,
is also preventive due to physiology of swallowing, and thus lessens teeth exposure to acid damage, is always worth mentioning.
Dr. Greger mentioned straw-drinking in a smoothie video. That should work well.
But they are banning straws everywhere now!
When you suck on bananas make sure to get it down your throat without touching you teeth. That is the right way to do it.
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And glass ones, too.
@@ninjanerdstudent6937 I need a wider straw, or thinner smoothies!
I do remember Dr. G. suggesting using a straw for hibiscus tea,
which is very acidic, but also very high in antioxidants.
Can you do a video on fluoride?
I've heard a lot of bad things, you have so far been my most credible source and a in depth video on fluoride would be much appreciated
run from it...
same, from what I've heard it's a neurotoxin
It’s good for decay prevention. Flourosis can only occur at high doses
Yes fluroide is bad if you eat too much of it (which goes for literally everything of course), but that's why all toothpastes say to spit them out after brushing your teeth.
It's also why putting fluride in tap water is a weird thing to do. But that's not so normal now.
It binds to metals and allows them to pass through the BBB (Blood Brain Barrier). Natural toothpaste is a real thing if you feel you need it.
I find his voice very soothing
And when he is making cardio in a video :D
Dominic Clark I agree!! hearing his voice makes me feel like everything is right with the world 😁😁😁
ASMR people
I naturally just wash/swash my mouth with water after eating/drinking something sweet. Great tips!
I have read that green tea is a great mouth wash.
"and I recently read on a paleo forum that Steve Jobs cancer was in fact caused by fruit."
LOL dude....
What about taking a 100% xylitol pastille after meals (letting it melt in the mouth)? It's recommended in Finland.
brushing is snot the problem - brushing right after eating acid is problem. btw, you don't really need toothpaste. what is a must for perfect mouth health is: 1. good toothbrush 2. learning how to brush correctly 3. dental floss 4. oral irrigator . all of these at least 2 times a day. done. oil pulling - optional. making your own toothpaste - optional.
Xylitol and Erythritol push your ph-value up to 8 which prevents Streptococcus mutans from metabolizing sugar.
I don't think so, I tried xylitol and is sugar... The first second I put it in my mouth I have pain in many teeth
I have a dietary recommendation. Eat about half a head of celery per day.
The rinsing thing works too.
I just swish a little baking soda in my mouth after eating, brings the Ph back down to normal, or if handy, I use my water pick with baking soda added in the water
Maybe vitamin K2 will help with dental health. They should do more studies on this
Since eating whole food starch based, my teeth have never been better. No cavities for the first time in my life - tons of cavities on a standard American diet though.
As someone who always drinks a glass of water after eating anything, I am happy to know about this vid. There ARE some disadvantages to going plant based but the positives outweigh the negatives 100 to 1. Thanks for keeping it real.
Its not only about going plant based but eating more fruits
Would love to see a video on flossing!
It's not just in the water (along with other chemicals and traces of pharmaceutical drugs), it's in the food, the food is grown with it, highly concentrated forms of it are used in pesticides, it's in toothpaste, it's in floss, it's in mouth wash, they add it to salt and it's in so much more.
Weston A price = well meaning amateur anthropologist
Weston A Price foundation = quacks
earthpaste, toothsoap, ipsap and periobrite are all great teethbrushing products.
How can they say that they no studies have ever been done on the comparison of dietary changes & dental health/disease when Weston A. Price, DDS, based his entire life's work around this very subject matter. I highly recommend reading the book "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration."
As a side note, I actually really appreciate your videos, you put out great information. My comment is in no way directed at you, but simply the fact that these studies have become so one-sided.
Drink plenty of, preferably filtered, water, Most people don't consume enough anyway and are mildly dehydrated 90% of the time.
water, hydrated silica, xylitol -> done ;)
Have you made any videos on getting rid of Candida? I've been looking for some on your channel and can't find one.
Starve the yeast of it's food source, sugar. Supply the good bacteria with it's food source (Plenty Of Fiber). And drink plenty of water. Tak to your phyician or a natropath and see if probiotics is needed.
Exotic Parallel ...yes...cut back the especially fruit, breads (gluten)...berries low in carbs but keep to a minimum
This is a really old comment but try grapefruit seed extract and oregano oil. It is amazing!!!
Eat only whole food plant based diet, oregano oil and other things like that apparently can help, but first and foremost don't do any antibiotics (and preferably any pharmaceuticals). Check out your toxic metals and mineral deficiencies/toxicities through hair mineral analysis and fix those first and foremost. Movement. Clean water, not chlorinated/fluoridated/etc.
Candida Crusher TH-cam channel I found seems like probably the best source of information on Candida, on understanding it and treating (although I don't buy in his supplements, at all, also because they are expensive, but mainly because I think the real healing is done by things I've listed above).
Eat very low fat for a while.
Wouldn't it be better to rinse after an acidic meal with something that will neutralize the acid better than water, like baking soda? Lots of toothpastes contain baking soda. Just wondering why the dentists recommend water.
Thanks!
Dean
Dean Pomerleau I asked the same thing, before seeing your query. I know in its dry form, baking soda has abrasive action... just as salt or silica does. But when it's dissolved in water? Perhaps not.
To the man standing in the back saying this is the worst info. Please sit down. I have it on good authority this is accurate and factual information. While this video discusses the food aspect for teeth health, the biggest contributor is our own body chemistry - our saliva. Eat healthy, minus the dairy and meat.
What about rinsing with a solution of water and baking soda. wouldn't that be more beneficial than rinsing with water alone?
my dentist told me baking soda erodes enamel
john chartrand ugh, sorry I just asked the same thing!
Exotic Parallel so does toothpaste!
My dentist said if you BRUSH with it too much, it will erode your teeth. Rinsing with mild baking soda will neutralize the acids...basic science. So, you are correct. But who the hell would take the time to do that. I think water is good enough.
Slap Stick I've been rinsing with baking soda and brushing with it later on for years. I just keep a small dish by my bathroom sink. It's super easy and convenient... just take a pinch in a glass, run in tap water(which dissolves it), swish. In the past I've made a tooth powder of coconut oil, xylitol, baking soda for brushing. Baking soda is far less abrasive than commercial toothpastes which use anhydrous silica to polish. Here's a reference: www.sheltondentistry.com/patient-information/toothpaste-abrasivity/
this is so great. thank you so much for this!!!
any thoughts on dried fruit? Figs, Rasins, Dates !
Very interesting. Thanks!!
I have loads of cavities from my sad diet days... since i went vegan, ( 3+ yrs now ) the cavities have not gotten worse at all! the decay has been stopped in its tracks... but, thats just my experience....
Would it be wise to rinse your mouth out with water and a little baking soda after eating? Surely that would neutralize the acidity and minimize enamel erosion?
I'd just rinse with water. These fluctuations might not be beneficial. The whole microbiome in our mouth is dependant on one environment, when we play like that with the ph levels - probably isn't preferable for that microbiome.
In my opinion.
And apparently, human body isn't adapted to eating citrus fruits, because if it was, eating citrus fruits would not cause teeth erosion. I think that's a sign we should tend to stick to non citrus fruits (even though I like them, and eat them, and not sure if I'll stop eating them (although I'll try to eat them with a straw and/or rinse my mouth after))
So informative, subscribed
Perhaps swish with water to which a pinch of baking soda (alkaline, acid neutralizer) has been added may be of greater good?
I love this channel!
i think the fluoride stuff is bs but i´m happy that he brought up that u should wait 30-60min before brushing. every time when i brushed my teeth immediately after eating something like dates i felt like the toothpaste and the sugar combined to an acid explosion :D... not healthy.
Does what you eat & drink even matter that much if you just brush your teeth properly twice a day..
At my recent dental visit, I asked about brushing teeth after eating and was told brushing with water was safe, it was the combination of toothpaste right after eating that was problematic. So, I'll follow what I hear from them. :)
It's the brush itself that erodes the softened enamel. Rinse with water after eating and wait 30 minutes before brushing as normal.
Sugar, whether it comes from fruits or vegetables, is the same because what we commonly understand by sugar is glucose. All glucose metabolizes the same. Fructose is different, but when it comes to feeding the bacteria that produce tooth decay, it makes little to no difference. What makes food stick to teeth has little to do on whether it contains fructose or glucose and more to do with the other ingredients that constitute the food.
Fluoride, huh? Should we also use a wire brush?
Great video!
This is ridiculous. Most people in Western society either (1) don't eat any fruit at all or (2) eat very little fruit (the odd banana or couple of grapes now and again). So how come most people have regular trips to the dentist? Do you think all those people in the dentist are fruitarians? Get real! Also, I know from personal experience that I got far less fillings after going vegan (with high fruit) than I did as a meat-eater on low fruit. flawed studies I guess!
I eat 3-4 pieces of fruit every day.. Bi- Carb month rince at night. No Dentist for 5 years.
How the fuck is that natural?
so would rinsing with something alkaline like green juices or water with sodium bicarbonate best?
If you're worried about your teeth, just brush them after eating.
I read it on a site that sells an alternative lifestyle, how do we know it's not true?
Ottimo!
I just went to the dentist today and I have 7 cavities. SEVEN. I brush with an electric toothbrush at least once a day and floss everyday yet I still can't figure it out. I don't brush with fluoride but my dentist keeps recommending it so my hands are really tied here: im out here trying to figure out how to remineralize my teeth, repair enamel and get rid of bacteria that could be the problem. I really don't want to use fluoride tho!
same here.This vegan shit is destroying my teeth.the difference in my teeth before being vegan and after is huge(1 year and half).
You can actually see the dentin in some of my teeth like the contrast.All the raw vegans I know have rotten teeth much more than people who drink soda 24/7.
I've seen some claims on the internet of people who got rid of their cavities naturally but nothing about the enamel.I guess vitamin D plus calcium intake would deff help.You can also try "comfrey root" wich is the plant many claim have repaired their teeth of bone fractures.Oh and dont floss!!its terrible for your gums.
lighthouse94 whaaaaaat. damn dude, must be the fruit. not even cool. and damn i floss a lot and my dentist tells me i need to floss like dude i floss more than anybody. so i dont get that, but i’ll try that comfrey root, and use a water pick
there is another option wich isnt very vgean or scientific www.amazon.com/Cure-Tooth-Decay-Cavities-Nutrition/dp/1434810607. This protocol has worked for many.Its basiclly cod liver oil,raw,milk and eating meat.there are testimonials of this working all over the internet.Sadly I cant try it because I cant handle milk.
He did mention in an earlier video to rince the mouth with green tea to destroy the cavity causing bacteria.
brandon lillibridge Maybe try taking vitamin K2 or eat Natto, which also contains the vitamin. Also, just use the stinking fluoride! It's not that bad and it will help
and drinking lemon water...
this video fails to say important things. Big majority of people (unless they are fruitarians) will drink fruit juice with a meal, so you have two factors there detrimental for the teeth, one is that people drink juice washing the whole mouth with it, second the acids of the juice is masticated with the food while chewing, increasing tooth wear by mechanical erosion plus the acid of the fruit juice (or sodas). Fruitarians on the other hand, usually only drink fruit juice on its own and as a meal. Fruit juice is not necessarily the problem, is what you do when drinking it.
time to switch back to fluoride toothpaste now that I know the latest science
Sugar eating is the main reason people get dental problems. And of course, improper cleaning.
i don't make my own, i don't use toothpate, i don't see it as a must, but there are recipes on the net, it usually involves baking soda, coconut oil, and essential oil. there are also few natural pastes at iherb, but there are alot of natural pates there which are not really natural. you just got to look at the small words.
Bruh
Just buy a fluoride based toothpaste
If brushing is the problem then why prescribe brushing at all?
I agree 100%
But not fruit from sugar. The high water content in fruit allows most the sugar to wash off the surface of the teeth. It does not stick to the teeth the way sugar from a chocolate bar or cake does. Improper cleaning also adds to the problem for sure, especially if you are eating the sticking sweets, fat-filled bars and cakes.
Liza Llewellyn But the fruit directly contains acid
My gums have started rapidly receding and I'm pretty sure it's since I want on a juice fast and turned vegetarian. Anyone have any advice on how I can stop or reverse it. Oil pulling doesn't seem to be working.
stop eating animal foods
Lichtblick Did you read any of what I said? I said I've have the issues SINCE going vegi. I stopped eating all meat, dairy, the only thing I did still eat was eggs now and then. My gum issues all started and got worse since moving to a vegi diet.
I would say the juice fast was a bad idea, but make sure you are eating whole plant foods, drinking enough water (that is crucial to tooth health) and brushing your teeth. My teeth seem to have improved since going vegan, but I don't drink juice, just water generally, and I eat lots of beans, nuts, vegetables, and seeds, as well as some fruit.
Well, don't drink juices, *eat* the food (whole foods, maybe less citrus or drink those through a straw).
And eggs and dairy - are to avoid, too.
By the way, was that fruit juices you're consuming here? Not vegetable? Or both?
I dont see the problem with just a little bit.
People are missing the point here, especially the vegans. The studies were showing the IMMEDIATE effects of different foods on the teeth...not the long-term effects. Stop making the vegan movement look bad, y'all. Seriously.
Look after your ruffs best you can! Ima take my chance with fruit an veggies vs animal products making me feel and look like shit!
So dentists have nothing to say about dietary measures to prevent tooth erosion o_o WHAT? MAdness.
How then did people survive in the wild??
I think this is the point, tooth brushing seems to be counter productive in comparison to just washing your mouth out with water. Recently I've been brushing my teeth after eating each meal and I've gotten a cavity within weeks in comparison to brushing once a day and never getting them.
+dessi issaeva In prehistoric times, people often died in their 30's or 40's...and the cause of many of these early deaths was from infections that started and spread from dental problems.
Absolute rubbish and horseshit. The average lifespan was lower due to infant mortality, people who survived infanthood lived as long as we do. Their teeth were also perfectly fine.
Citrus acid in fruits erodes teeth enamel, but brushing teeth (with plastic brush) twice a day does not erode enamel. Good to know illogical stuff.
guess not
broooo just rinsing? that's easy
And never drink soda. I have a million cavities because of that.
😄+💚=🌱🐮🌎
The fruit diets puts a lot of important functions in your body out of whack, we need to be careful when undertaking such and extreme and obviously dangerous diet. I've seen documented cases of celebrities suffering the ill effects of fruit consumption and I recently read on a paleo forum that Steve Jobs cancer was in fact caused by fruit. I'd be interested in hearing what the experts at the Weston A Price foundation have to say on this matter.
thank you for cutting through the BS for us laymen....excellent
If the high water content allows sugar to wash off the teeth, then drinking sugar water will do the same because it will have an even higher water content. Obviously this is not the case.
Sugar is sugar. Whether it comes from candy or fruit, it doesn't matter. Glucose is glucose.
Isn't that called fructose?
This was 9 years ago and I have no idea what I was going on about. And yes, fruits have fructose, not glucose. Was I really that dumb? damn...
@@ElectricityTaster dw.
weston a price = quack
Africans brush thr teeth using branches from a tree they grow, no toothpaste & very few get cavitiea
Just want to let you know that high fructose corn syrup is made mainly from fruit sugars.
agun17 It's made from corn syrup
Fluoride?
Really? Fruit caused Steve Jobs's cancer? Do you know how ridiculous that sounds?
MY experience. Oh I see, you are using the old "we are all so different argument". Last time I looked I am a human being who has the same kind of digestive tract and teeth as every other human being. I would trust my own human experience any day over all these "fruit is bad for you" THEORIES written by ignorant people who do not understand the concept of species-related diet.
fail.
Weston A Price=not a quack, but a well-meaning amateur anthropologist.
The Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation=quacks. Or snake-oil sales men.
There, FIFY :)
lol fruit and veggies are good for your teeth. case closed. go enjoy some candy bars pizza and pus filled burgers. ill stick with my fruit
I have been consuming high amounts of fruit and 1tbls of manuka honey everyday with no problem, actually I've noticed that my teeth and gums are pretty rock solid. Doc your full of ca ca....
William Carrey so science is wrong huh
It's not funny.
Very hard to find any thing positive in this guy's videos . Some of the worst info I've ever ran across In you tube are his uploads.
Goes against everything you're addicted to eating, huh?
Your negative person get lost
So if all the scientific studies he quotes are wrong, then who is right, and where are their scientific studies?
So positive means being told all your favorite shitty foods like chicken and milk are good for you right?
good to floss after eating though
+fla gkdsa The reason for the not brushing is the abrasive interaction, so flossing wouldn't be the best for the first 15minutes at least, especially if you aren't a pro at it and you scrape your teeth.