The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
And there's uh a large amount of data with honey suggesting that it's actually helpful for data for dental health effective honey in present preventing gingivitis and dental carries in patients undergoing orthodontic treatment.
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they've done studies showing that it's anti cavity and antibacterial in the mouth which I thought was so wild that you could give somebody so many of the ideas around food I like to think about it in the context of oral health and dental hygiene because I don't want to miss any piece of it I like to think about things holistically and so when he sent me studies showing that honey can be antibacterial and that honey can be used to improve gingival health and humans
and then people will also be worried about honey with regard to dental health and there's a large amount of data with honey suggesting that it's actually helpful for data for a dental health effective honey and Present preventing gingivitis and dental caries and patients undergoing orthodontic treatment
this is a very good study that shows that you could prevent a gum infection gingivitis by just brushing with honey