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Originally Posted by Saul Good
That's an interesting theory you've got there. The nearly one million Americans who had a heart attack last year will be relieved to learn that they don't have plaque in their arteries.
Cholesteral isn't a concern, and I won't even bother brushing my teeth anymore. The body cleans it's own insides so well that there is simply no need to intervene.
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Artery obstruction and plaque have absolutely zero to do with gastrointestinal "cleansing", or toxins, or pretty much anything in discussion here. They are in no way comparable.
And you're even trying to compare arterial plaque to dental plaque. WTF?
Arterial plaque is caused by excess fat and fibrin in the blood. You don't get it from any outside source and it's not a toxin, it's produced by your body naturally. Dental plaque is a bacterial biofilm. And although you don't want a huge plaque buildup on the teeth because that can lead to other harmful things, the bacteria that makes up dental plaque is actually beneficial to your body.
I swear, I'm going to switch to the homeopathy profession. One could put aside their ethics and make a freakin killing....