4/4 "Dr. Page found that the combination of
stable blood sugar levels with the correct ratio of calcium and phosphorous in the blood results in
immunity to tooth decay."
2/4 "[C]ause different fluctuations in blood sugar levels. Blood sugar fluctuations can increase blood calcium. This is because calcium is being pulled from your teeth or your bones depending upon which glands are
strong and which glands are weak in your body."
1/4 From the book Cure Tooth Decay Heal and Prevent Cavities with Nutrition: "An important insight from dentist Melvin Page explains how blood sugar fluctuations can influence tooth decay. In blood chemistry tests, Dr. Page determined that different types of sugar consumption"
4/4 Some tribes have no teeth decay and eat carbohydrates from the food matrix. What am I missing here? Not enough liver? K2?
If someone knows, please let me know.
3/4 Perhaps something with my health caused that? It could just be the missing toothpaste that would have prevented this 500$ bill. The inuits didn't brush their teeth and had no teeth decay.
2/4 Although, this cavity started to develop two years ago, it worsen in the last year. I think it's due to the honey that I consumed for 3 months. According to Dr Steven Lin, toothpaste isn't that important. I stopped using toothpaste a year ago. Yes my breath is fine.