Nutritional Deficiencies HIDDEN in Your Teeth

[close] The fat-soluble vitamins can prevent all dental diseases. Reducing sugar, brushing, and flossing is only part of the story if you want to really prevent tooth decay.

However, conventional dental training has not taught the physiology of vitamin A, D, and K2.

Inside each of your teeth is an immune system. They are hungry for these vitamins, and if you feed them enough, you build immunity for tooth decay. In the same way, they calm your gut and immune system to prevent gum disease. But most importantly, they guide jaw growth, meaning children who eat these vitamins grow strong, wide jaws, that don't require orthodontic braces.

Straight, strong teeth need healthy doses of these vitamins, and the modern diet does NOT provide enough. That's why I wrote The Dental Diet.

Our dietary guidelines need desperate readjustment to prevent all dental diseases. The mouth is the simplest and easiest way to model how to eat for whole-body health.

In my book, The Dental Diet, I'll explore this les