Why Ancient Humans Had Better Teeth Than You!
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Ancient skeletal remains consistently show perfect teeth, while 75% of modern kids need orthodontics, braces, or have cavities. Crooked teeth are not genetic; they are caused by something else. Understanding this reveals insights into modern health.
In the 1930s, a dentist spent 10 years traveling to remote places on the planet. He found and photographed evidence that questions modern nutrition advice. This applies beyond teeth to overall nutrition.
Number of the teeth have decayed cavities in them. And that has happened because he's not eating enough fish.
A modern dentist states: if everyone ate a carnivore diet, cavities would largely not exist, and dentists would only be needed for acute situations like a broken tooth from trauma. Dr. Stock said there wouldn't even be a need for dentists routinely.
Crooked teeth signal issues with the entire body. Those who ate foods of commerce degenerated and died rapidly.
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In 1928 Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Weston A. Price observed daily patterns in his dental office: cavities, crooked teeth, narrow jaws, children needing teeth pulled.
The most universal disease in the world is the decay of the P.
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