10-03-2023, 04:14 AM
I have a theory that the whiteness of teeth is minimally affected by teeth brushing. I know lots of people who incessantly brush their teeth and have yellow teeth, and when I was young I basically never brushed my teeth but they were always white.
I have a feeling that teeth health is highly related to genetics and also your diet. Toothpaste is just another way for the Juden to get fluoride into your system. I think it's a superficial practice. I guess we'll see what happens. It's already been a few days and my teeth feel fine, and that "dirty" feeling you get when you wake up and don't brush your teeth is starting to go away.
I should probably go on a long term shampoo purge as well, but that's already been done plenty of times and we all know its beneficial. But as for the effects of no teeth brushing, I guess I will be the guinea pig.
I have a feeling that teeth health is highly related to genetics and also your diet. Toothpaste is just another way for the Juden to get fluoride into your system. I think it's a superficial practice. I guess we'll see what happens. It's already been a few days and my teeth feel fine, and that "dirty" feeling you get when you wake up and don't brush your teeth is starting to go away.
I should probably go on a long term shampoo purge as well, but that's already been done plenty of times and we all know its beneficial. But as for the effects of no teeth brushing, I guess I will be the guinea pig.
"Show me your looks and I'll show you your future"
