Dental Health and
Over-Acidification
Dental Health and
Tooth decay may be more than just brushing your teeth not hard enough or
rinsing your mouth with Listerine
not often enough. Your body chemistry may be the culprit.
Your body's acid-alkaline
imbalance may play a pivotal part in tooth decay. Too acidic an environment may
strip the enamel of your teeth of minerals, making them more vulnerable to
attack by bacteria, and thus causing tooth decay. Acidity in your mouth
may also affect the potency of your saliva in checking bacteria from leftover
bits of food in your mouth. Furthermore, any upset in your body's acid-alkaline
ratios may lead to improper absorbing of nutrients, such as calcium, the lack
of which result in tooth decay.
The bottom line:
Don't just brush your teeth and rinse your mouth; keep your body free from
over-acidification. Excess intake of foods containing great amount of acid, and
insufficient elimination through your kidneys (urination) and the skin (perspiration)
may lead to acid-alkaline imbalance, which is the underlying cause of tooth
decay. Remember, the corrosive nature of acid causes inflammation, which is
often a source of pain (tooth ache) and gum disease.
The main sources of
acidity from foods and drinks are: animal proteins, cereals, and sugars;
alcohol, coffee, and sugary drinks. Eat more alkaline foods, such as green
vegetables, colored vegetable, chestnuts, black currant fruits, potatoes,
bananas, almonds and Brazil nuts, among others.
A balanced
acid-alkaline diet is essential for not only general health, but also dental
health.
The Acid-Alkaline Diet:
Balance your body's chemistry to create internal balance for self-healing,
weight loss, and wholesome wellness.
Freedom from Dental
Disease: Save yourself thousands of dollars by achieving a disease-free
mouth through self-healing. Conventional dentistry may not help you with gum
disease and tooth decay. Treat your mouth disease naturally. Find out what you
should know about your mouth and body that no doctor or dentist is going to
tell you.
Stephen Lau
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Stephen Lau
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