Paul Saladino· MD
as sugar causes tooth decay if you don't have an immune system then yeah if you don't have an immune system in your teeth if you're adontoblast you're not adequate then yeah sugar is going to worsen your tooth decay
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as sugar causes tooth decay if you don't have an immune system then yeah if you don't have an immune system in your teeth if you're adontoblast you're not adequate then yeah sugar is going to worsen your tooth decay
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tooth decay it's not as simple as sugar causes tooth decay if you don't have an immune system then yeah if you don't have an immune system in your teeth if you're adontoblasts or not adequate then yeah sugar is going to worsen your tooth decay
when you have an acidic environment in the saliva and teeth after eating sugar most of the mainstream media would believe that sugar causes tooth decay and i think that is true if you are fat soluble vitamin deficient and if you're immune cells in your teeth yes your teeth are living yes your teeth contain immune cells called odontoblast if those immune cells are not adequately nourished with fat soluble vitamins what am i talking about here vitamin d from the sun vitamin e vitamin a and vitamin k2 from animal fat egg yolks liver grass-fed animal fat will provide all of those things then you may develop cavities from eating sugar