BearWithMe
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Milk doesn't interfere with magnesium metabolism and doesn't antagonize magnesium, come on...Thus milk, poor in magnesium, but high in the other two elements, not only interferes with magnesium metabolism, but also antagonizes the mineral responsible for decay prevention.
Avoiding milk when trying to improve dental health is ridiculous.
By the same logic, you should avoid trisodium phosphate too.
Effect of Xylitol on Growth of Streptococcus pneumoniae in the Presence of Fructose and Sorbitol"Xylitol is a sugar alcohol that bacteria happen to not be able to use as an energy source. In the absence of other sugars, bacterial growth slows. Therefore, its antimicrobial mechanism is bacteriostatic rather than bactericidal.
Source : Does xylitol kill all kinds of bacteria?
It is funny how you are wrong in everything you have said so far.
And citing anonymous online discussion as a source? Seriously?
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