12-03-2023, 01:23 AM
(12-03-2023, 12:44 AM)vicious cycle Wrote: appetite itself is regulated by leptin and ghrelin. there are substances that do disregulate or disrupt it severely. you might notice people on SSRIs are overweight, which isn't caused by 'depression' otherwise it would be noted prior to any treatment that be. the disruption to their appetite-regulating hormones starts rapidly and with 1:1 match to the start of SSRI usage. I do agree with some of your points here, I believe that those who brush their teeth too much might be weakening their teeth. I however don't know enough of fluoride, but if you are going at this on pharma companies then you might take a look at the psychiatric industry
Thank you for the input. You're right, the theory isn't complete, I guess the appetite part might've been a stretch; it was pure speculation. I think I had a severe schizo episode last night. I drafted this in 15min in a manic episode; the theory just came to me. Then I started hearing whistling at my window and thought it was CIA who was communicating with my cat (its over).
I still do however think the damage to digestive bacteria and enzymes from fluoridation is detrimental to both gut and oral health; it is a cycle linked to the processed foods we eat. So basically, my point 1/2 could still be legit and still offers a complete cyclical theory on how tooth brushing maintains poor oral hygiene.
Anyways, yea, I do know about psychiatrics and quite well. I have a particular focus about pain killers.
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