A diet for healthy teeth

re: A diet for healthy teeth

Normi — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 12:43:47 GMT

Interesting but I am not convinced that the above advice forms "the basis of many of today’s dietary regimes." Could you specify which ones?

It would also be helpful if I could have a link to the actual research work of Page et al so I can see the rational behind the advice given, as this is not mentioned in the above article.

I am also wary of the fact that sugar and its associated products, which are major contributors to dental caries, are not emphasised enough.

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Normi — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 12:56:38 GMT

Just found this on the internet. http://www.quackwatch.com/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/holisticdent.html

Melvin Page, D.D.S. (1894-1983), one of Price's disciples, coined the phrase "balancing body chemistry" and considered tooth decay an "outstanding example of systemic chemical imbalances." Page ran afoul of the Federal Trade Commission by marketing a mineral supplement with false claims that widespread mineral deficiencies were an underlying cause of goiter, heart trouble, tuberculosis, diabetes, anemia, high and low blood pressure, hardening of the arteries, rheumatism, neuritis, arthritis, kidney and bladder trouble, frequent colds, nervousness, constipation, acidosis, pyorrhea, overweight, underweight, cataracts, and cancer. Page also claimed that milk was "unnatural" and was the underlying cause of colds, sinus infections, colitis, and cancer."

To my knowledge extrinsic sugars rather than intrinsic and milk sugars are the ones which cause tooth decay. Is there any other evidence?

Before I can follow any advice it would be helpful to see a robust evidence of the claim.

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Joe Britto — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:49:55 GMT

Dear Sirs,

The best remedy to protect both your gums mand teeth, is to avoid any pharmaceutical tooth pastes. They contain carcinogenic ingredients, which many people, including dentists are ignorant. Forget what you eat I eat anything. What counts is that what you put on your body. MAKE NO MISTAKE. I only use natural

Aloe Vera toothpaste and shampoo. They contain no carcinogenic ingredients like sodium laurel sulphate etc. But when choosing Aloe Vera and it's products, choose

only the FLP, world acclaimed Aloe Products manufacturer, and all their products are never tested on animals, and their products carry a seal of approval from International Aloe Science Council. You will not find their products in High Street health food shops or Pharmacies, but only through dedicated Distributors.

Thanks

JoeBritto

Alternative health Care Products Distributor

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Tani — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 05:23:07 GMT

Joe, can you please tell me specifically where I can find a good Aloe Vera toothpaste? A URL or name of sellers would be appreciated. Thank you!

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ahardy — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 13:10:44 GMT

I would like to know where to buy the Aloe Vera toothpaste, please

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Mike Maybury — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 22:01:57 GMT

Joe Britto is clearly promoting Forever Living Products.

Some years ago I became involved in aloe vera sales through this firm. I found that many false claims of benefit were made. My distributor claimed several personal health problems cured, which, in fact, were not true. The whole Multi Level Marketing system is populated by many people whose main aim is sales of products, which will bring them personal profit.

Many lies are told, including that the International Aloe Science Council only approves of that company's products.

In health stores and elsewhere the same pure aloe vera products are available, at much lower priices generally. In products generally available in retail shops the purity of aloe vera is usually guaranteed.

Bear in mind, however, that many commercial firms include small quantities of aloe vera in their formula because of the extensive research that seems to show the benefits of aloe vera for many skin problems and also problems of the digestive tract. It clearly has soothing and healing properties when contained in sufficient concentration in a product.

The fresh product obtained from a growing plant, which most people can cultivate in their gardens, is the best source and virtually free. All commercial products have to be processed and have added preservatives, which certainly do not enhance the benefits, but certainly make the product more convenient to use.

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Julie Smith — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 11:13:30 GMT

That’s great, I never thought about Health Tips from the Blogosphere like that before.

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