We all understand eating a lot of sugary treats, candy & soda causes tooth decay. That’s a no-brainer. But this deeper dive in to the particulars of diet and just how it impacts dental health and cavities will be as exciting to help you as it had been to me.
Many people think that if you’ve tooth decay, that cavity can’t be turned around and the
Sixty-two kids with cavities were divided into three specific diet groups. Group 1 ate the average diet in addition to oatmeal, which is high in phytic acid. Group two absorbed a normal diet plan and supplemented with
The results revealed that Group 1 who dined on the diet very high in grains and phytic acid had a growth in cavities. Group 2 showed improvements in the amount of cavities. Group 3, who followed a grain free diet with nutrient rich foods like vegetables, fruits, meat, halitosis cure (
Based on the insights of Dr. Weston Price and several others, you’ll find four major things which contribute to tooth decay:
Absence of minerals in the diet (calcium deficiency, magnesium deficiency and phosphorus deficiency)
Absence of fat soluble vitamins (A, D, K & e, particularly vitamin D3 deficiency)
Consuming an excessive amount of phytic acid-rich food