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Re: Why does my teeth (or gums) hurt when I eat a lot of fruit?
 
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Re: Why does my teeth (or gums) hurt when I eat a lot of fruit?


I have been eating only fruits for 9 months besides the family get togethers which include veggies. My teeth are still a bit yellow due to cleansing although very healthy, sturdy, and bigger. ... I believe the teeth expell a lot more than humans understand. The reason being is because we have so much fluoride blocking this escape route. My family and friends don't enjoy this although for a few days I wont brush my teeth with the tooth and gum powder and my teeth will be covered in plaque, fluoride, mucous(yellow.) It truly is unbelievable how much our teeth expell. I will never adhere to the false advertising of sugar acids hurting the body.

Good Luck!

Zach

 

 
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