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Claude seems to think D-Aminos can signal bacteria to break up biofilms, and that this increases the effects of mouthwash.
I have a bottle of D-Aparitic Acid handy from a fitness supplement (discontinued, weird heart effects).
Do you think this will actually work to kill off some early cavities, or at least is worth experimenting with? (obviously will see dentist soon but saving for down payment for a couple months)
If so how should I go about it?
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>>16991533
Lacking vitamins D3 and K2 causes tooth degradation. Boron (Borax) and magnesium are also important.
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>>16991533
Afaik mouthwash with artificial sugar simply feeds bacteria with something they cannot extract energy from (xylitol), so they lose ability to stick to your teeth.
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I think I have all 3 type on one tooth. C-c-combo!!!
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>>16992197
How much are they paying?
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>>16991533
Carbohydrates are necessary for tooth decay, stop eating carbohydrates (i.e. non-dairy carnivore diet) and you will fix that (bonus: it will also fix many of your other health issues, just make sure to consume enough fat, i.e. energy).