Protezione dei denti dal tè all'ibisco

71 Risposte a “Protezione dei denti dal tè all'ibisco”

1. Good information. Thank you.

2. Thanks! Easy enough to do, rinse after drinking. I drink water all day long so this is no problem. My tea for the day is 2 cups water with one teabag of Trader Joe's Organic green tea brewed with one teabag of Traditional Medicinal's Organic Hibiscus tea. 

3. We use hibiscus sinensis flowers in our smoothies. I will just pass on the tea.

4. Can you please do a video on root canals linked with cancer? Been researching this & keep finding several sources linked with diseases associated with root canals….

5. Just sipping away at my morning cup of tea…through a straw! Fun to imagine (because tea and straws don't usually go together, hehe).

6. Considering how thick the enamel part of teeth are…does it matter some gets eroded….. vegan diets, less tooth decay, gum disease, inflamation, so on….again does it matter. Some cultures use their teeth as tools, severely wearing down enamel and still have phenomenal teeth.  Dentist grind down enamel when needed… people who get veneers, have there teeth enamel ground down,  I think gum loss is more an issue then enamel erosion. 

7. will a xylitol rinse help?

8. I ALWAYS drink rum and coke through a straw!
   Health first!

9. Good to know. Thks

10. I coincidentally always drank water after drinking hibiscus tea. One day I drank hibiscus tea without drinking water afterwards and my tooth was very sore for a few days. I suspected that it was the tea. Will always drink water after hibi tea now.

11. Good to know!

12. In your previous video on hibiscus tea, you gave a recipe calling for the juice of a lemon–which I though odd for several reasons. It turns the tea cloudy, it's highly acidic, and I always end up using half again as much sweeter. As a result, I've changed it up. I add a few crushed, frozen cherries to red raspberry, or a few frozen blue berries to the blueberry hibiscus tea. I was wondering what you'd think of that nutritionally. I guess either way, swishing with water and regular floride remain the rule.

13. I drink hibiscus tea, not hot but cold with a straw. Please make a video with the benefits of hibiscus as this is very misleading.

14. Hibiscus tea is also a natural pH indicator, add 1/4 tsp of baking soda to a pitcher of cold brewed hibiscus tea and watch it change colour from pinkish red to clear grey – indicating a pH of 7 or neutral. 

15. Will this tea alkaline or acid up your body??

16. It would have been nice to share this info in the other videos touting hibiscus as an anti-oxidant!

17. Good voice!

18. But straws increase fine lines on lips and mouth area… And pollute the earth

19. Super!! Thanks!!

20. Dr Robert morse has an idea

21. Oh great!

22. Thought its going to be some nonsense video, because hibiscus tea is awesome and natural, however it actually makes sense. They should have tested RAW hibiscus tea as different chemicals used in retail tea for flavors etc add acidity to it.

    I have piece of tooth chipped off that i saved and i will test how it will dissolve in concentrated RAW hibiscus tea.

23. How about adding a pinch of baking soda to the tea?

24. The thought of the invasion of a straw into the age old ritual of drinking a cup of tea is unthinkable.

25. Any one tried the Hybetez Remedy (look on google search engine)? I have noticed numerous amazing things about this popular hypertension treatment.

26. Thank you very much. Very informative and neatly presented.

27. Vegans and vegetarians have erroding teeth because they do not get enough vitamin K2 in their diet, which is higher in organ meats.

28. Its still astonish me just how a number of people do not know about Hybetez Remedy (look on google search engine) despite the fact that a lot of people cures their cholesterol naturally using it. Thanks to my personal friend who told me about this. I have eliminated my hypertension problem for good with natural approaches.

29. Anybody know what is Hybetez Remedy about? I hear a lot of people cures
    their cholesterol naturally with Hybetez Remedy (do a google search).

30. I have always heard dentist say you should swish with water after acidic beverages.

31. So, if it does that to our tea, what about our bones.

32. does hibiscus tea promote an acidic balance in the body or in specific areas – being a cancer risk?

33. I made an experiment with piece of my tooth that chopped off i put in bottle with very concentrated hibiscus tea for a month and nothing happened no damage to enamel not even any discoloration or anything.

    What really damages tooth enamel is eating / drinking hot substances it makes micro cracks in enamel because of sudden temperature change, you wont see this cracks unless you put very bright light source outside your mouth (like 1000+ lumen) then you can almost see trough your teeth in the mirror and this cracks and other tooth defects become visible.

34. 25 years of continual use? Mmm, I think I'm safe. Well, thank you again sir for the stats! Please continue to educate us lesser mortals with such engaging and fact-based nutro-science.

35. Drinking hot tea with a plastic straw (are there any straws made from other materials?) doesn't sound very attractive to me. So, I have to drink my tea coldly?

36. Then don't drink hibiscus tea on a daily basis, I don't think it will cause any significant damage if you drink it every once in a while. Plus, you can add a pinch of baking soda to the water you'll use to swish afterwards to neutralize the acids.

37. You would think a dentist wouldn't want to warn you of this, it's more profitable if you damage your teeth and they fix them for the big bucks they make.

38. What about the chemicals released from the plastic straw?

39. Can't baking soda be added to neutralize the acidity?

40. Enjoy with the benefits of hibiscus 😚

41. Use a reusable straw !!

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    Remedy yet? Just do a search engine search. On there you'll find an
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43. "veshtables"

44. My hypothesis is higher enamel erosion in plant eaters is due to higher general health conscientiousness and therefore more brushing, perhaps excessive. Check the wear patterns.

45. Soaking an extracted, dead molar in any substance whatsoever (in this case, certain teas) is hardly going to be indicative of anything that could/would happen to a healthy, live tooth that is constantly exposed to a bath of protective, enzyme-rich saliva. Contrary to popular belief, teeth do NOT decay from everyday outside influences, they decay due to poor nutrition/digestion. Yes, Coke and sugar will harm your teeth, but not because they are touching your teeth as they go into your mouth, but because they are exerting a negative influence on your entire digestive system and causing havoc there, which then affects every organ, every part of your body, including your skin, bones and teeth. A person with bad teeth has plenty of other health issues too.

46. What is Hybetez Remedy? I've noticed numerous amazing things about this high blood pressure treatment.

47. i drink a gallon of it every other day, im addicted to it…this tea was our kool-Aide growing up my mom would make it all the time an it was good.

48. Have I right understand that is better after drinking hibiscus teas you rinse out mouth with water? Sorry my english is not the best. Thank for your help

49. I use xylitol for lemon and hibiscus to slow down the erosion.

50. Most of the people takes hibiscus tea sweetened with white sugar. I blame the process sugar to cause the dental damage😎👍❤️

51. Does hibiscus tea alkalize the body like lemons ? Or does is increase acidity?

52. Thanks

53. You must work for a pharmaceutial company.

54. I drank hibiscus tea regularly and experienced tooth enamel damage, so I switched to taking hibiscus in capsule form instead of drinking the tea. It has lowered my blood pressure significantly

55. What is the best product or brand to treat your high blood pressure issue inherently ? I read loads of good opinions on the internet about how exactly Hybetez Remedy can assist you cure your high blood pressure issue naturally . Has anybody tested out this high blood pressure secret remedy?

56. Does brushing your teeths afterwards help?

57. Hello there, I want to know if Hybetez Remedy, will really work for me? I notice lots of people keep on speaking about this high blood pressure remedy.

58. I learned this the hard way from drinking ACV which I use to drink with water all day long. Then I began adding hibiscus tea…my enamel really took a beating.

59. What if it's watered down hibiscus tea?

60. Has anyone tried Hybetez Remedy? (do a search on google) I have heard several amazing things about this high blood pressure treatment.

61. What is the best product or brand to cleanse your high blood pressure issue inherently ? I read loads of good opinions on the internet about how exactly Hybetez Remedy can assist you cure your high blood pressure issue naturally . Has anybody tried using this high blood pressure secret remedy?

62. drinking hot tea with a straw is barbaric

63. My family is Jamaican and grow their own hibiscus trees. For generations we have drank what we call sorrel and Americans call hibiscus tea. No issues with our teeth. My grandmother is 85 and has all her teeth. Whether we drink it right away or ferment it into an alcohol beverage, it’s never had that affect on anyone I know. To get the antioxidants we drink it without sugar or sweeten it for family gatherings.

64. I wonder if bicarbonate of soda would be indicated. Comments, anyone?

65. What exactly is Hybetez Remedy? How does this thing really work? I notice lots of people keep on speaking about this high blood pressure treatment.

66. Thx

67. I used to drink hibiscus tea throughout the day for several months around 2 years ago. It's no wonder my teeth had problems. I'm going to avoid it now.

68. Thanks!

69. Hey what happens if you put this stuff of your face because I have. Ben wined ithers have or not

70. What about proper dilution? If the ratios were perfected to account for even tooth decay. Then maybe that could be it. Surely drinking the tea cool rather then hot is better as heat and acid increases the effectiveness of erosion. What about adding a sprinkling of baking soda to neutralize the acids? Does this cancel out benefits?

71. Teeth are not a priority in living for a long time, can be replaced, but if you have high blood pressure Hibiscus tea lowers it, so if it can save you from heart attack as opposed to losing a few teeth ! no competition hibiscus tea wins hands down !

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