Oral health

... lists a range of, it would appear, empirically validated health benefits of coffee including : Reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease ... mellitus type 2 by up to half, liver protection, a reduced risk of oral, esophageal, and pharyngeal cancer, a lower risk of aggressive prostate ...

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... when antibiotics are used. I agree. While it has been proven that oral health problems can lead to something more, this can work the other way as well: many diseases ...

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... are tested on other species of animals, this protects the financial health of the drug/chem co's via legal protection at the expense of our physical ... that there is always some system which will 'prove' a point....The moral is that animal model systems not only kill animals, they also kill humans. ...

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... six months) to ensure that you do not have cavities or gum disease. Also, you should go to the doctor if it is a concern for you, since underlying health conditions like diabetes can cause bad breath. You might want to avoid gum and mints that contain sugar because sugar actually FEEDS the bad ...

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... are more common than others. If bacteria are not beneficial for your health, as many bacteria are, the rest should die in order to restore your ... for MRSA and VRE bacteria include Zyvox, which has both IV and oral dosage options, and an antibiotic called Cubicin. However these antibiotics ...

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