Paul Saladino· MD
in research studies when humans eat raw honey the pH of the mouth drops temporarily and then rebounds very quickly
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in research studies when humans eat raw honey the pH of the mouth drops temporarily and then rebounds very quickly
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in research studies when humans eat raw honey the pH of the mouth drops temporarily and then rebounds very quickly
a non processed sugar or specifically honey does not have the same effects in the mouth with regard to tooth decay that a processed sugar does
there's some good studies that show that honey is anti-cavity on the teeth yes honey a sugar-containing substance that is full that is in a food matrix can be anti-cavity on human teeth