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Lunabell

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5. I had a friend in college with absolutely beautiful filling and gingivitis free teeth and gums.

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Fri Sep 22, 2023, 05:11 PM

Sep 2023

She ate lots of sweets, rarely flossed brushed once a day. Just genetics, I suppose. Maybe her body produced this molecule naturally. Her heritage was almost 100% Mexican. (Some Guatemalan and El Salvadorian)

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Scientists discover something good for our teeth. graphic alert [View all] BootinUp Sep 2023 OP

So what is this secret? rurallib Sep 2023 #1

Waiting for it to be BootinUp Sep 2023 #2

When I rolled over the pic it had text that said 'the molecule DIM' rurallib Sep 2023 #3

Yes that is the information from the link in the post. A DU user should be able to click BootinUp Sep 2023 #4

That could be a good thing... 2naSalit Sep 2023 #6

I had a friend in college with absolutely beautiful filling and gingivitis free teeth and gums. Lunabell Sep 2023 #5

I certainly hope it doesn't smell like monoindoyl methane. NNadir Sep 2023 #7

I guess its a larger molecule though being very similar BootinUp Sep 2023 #8

lol, "I preferred working with phosgene" BlueIn_W_Pa Sep 2023 #9