Date:   6/7/2002 4:54:26 PM ( 23 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=26259

Hello Agnes and Bob,

I have slowly been phasing into a vegetarian diet over the past couple of years, and have now even been cutting out dairy for several months. I have been feeling great physically, however the only negative change I have noticed is a change in the lining of my mouth. It sounds strange, but it is as if the cells of my inner cheeks seem to be shedding. It is especially noticable when I wake up in the morning; I can pull off the skin of my inner cheek in the form of white, almost plaque-like "strings", thicker than saliva but thinner than dental plaque. I have read that a vitamin B12 deficiency can cause a change in the surface and color of the tounge, but there was nothing mentioned about my problem. It started primarily when I started cutting out dairy. Is there a way I can remedy this problem without going back to meat and dairy?

Thanks! Julie K.
 

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