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[DBtoo]

Interesting article. The business about the teeth caught my attention. I have wondered how it is that when you see ancient skulls, they always seem to have strait teeth. I'm starting to wonder if crooked teeth is a modern phenomena. Perhaps people used to have much wider jaws, therefore their teeth would fit better with more room?

I wonder if among some humans, jaws started shrinking (as an evolutionary change? or mutation?) and the teeth didn't quite catch up, or shrink up in time. I had really crooked teeth as a kid and had to wear braces, as many children these days do. It's just wierd though, I've never seen an old skull with crowded, crooked teeth. There's probably a reason but that information has gone into hiding probably, along with a lot of other anthropological research and discoveries, as that goes against our blindly PC society.

[Notforprophet]

I don't really caries, but this sounds vey series.

[Coleus]

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[MetaThought]

It’s all got to do with Vitamin K2.

One of the best blogs on this topic.

http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/search/label/dental%20health