Just Say No To Orange Juice Fasting

Hi 125618,

I just got off the phone with Uny, she asked me to tell you that she got your PM but she has been in crisis mode for many days now trying to help save someone's life.  She will get back to you as soon as she can but she would prefer that you ask your questions on the forum if you don't mind so that everyone will benefit from the healing information she provides.

Uny also wanted me to tell you that orange juice fasting is the worst thing you could do for your health and I agree with her.  Drinking nothing but orange juice will erode the enamel on your teeth and if it is acidic enough to do that then I can only imagine what it would do to a persons internal organs.

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Orange juice and other acidic fruit juices are more harmful for teeth than using whitening products, according to researchers at Eastman Institute for Oral Health. 

Dr. YanFang Ren has found that the effects of 6 percent hydrogen peroxide, the common ingredient in professional and over-the-counter whitening products, are insignificant as compared to acidic fruit juices.

In fact, he and his colleagues have discovered that orange juice markedly decreases hardness and increases roughness of tooth enamel. 

Using a new focus-variation vertical scanning microscope, the researchers could see extensive surface detail like never before. 

"The acid is so strong that the tooth is literally washed away. The orange juice decreased enamel hardness by 84 percent," said Ren. 

However, the researchers found no significant change in hardness or surface enamel from whitening. 

Weakened and eroded enamel may speed up the wear of the tooth and increase the risk for tooth decay to quickly develop and spread. 

"Most soft drinks, including sodas and fruit juices, are acidic in nature. Our studies demonstrated that the orange juice, as an example, can potentially cause significant erosion of teeth," said Ren. 

Blessings,

Willow