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“Meth mouth” is characterized by severe tooth decay and gum disease, which often causes teeth to break or fall out. An examination of the mouths of 571 methamphetamine users showed: 96% had cavities 58% had untreated tooth decay 31% had six or more missing teeth The teeth of people addicted to methamphetamines are characterized by being blackened, stained, rotting, crumbling and falling apart. Often, the teeth cannot be salvaged and must be removed. The extensive tooth decay is likely caused by a combination of drug-induced psychological and physiological changes resulting in dry mouth and long periods of poor oral hygiene. Methamphetamine itself is also acidic.
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Thanks ETOH as always. Thumbs up.
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Why do old people’s breath smell like total ass, especially at church?
older people, almost without exception, have uric acid problems. usually from pH problems and they have gout. some also have leakage from urine and feces. the biggest cause, and I say this because from a physiological point, it is not the problem, its the publics. reduced stomach acidity, this causes the stomach to close off, and the motility of the lower intestines to decrease. Now, the food that has been in the stomach is not effected by the HCL acid and enzymes and moved through to make turds. The stomach is turned into a fermentations chamber - no different than making sauerkraut, but different strains of bacteria that can grow without oxygen. The smell will wipe you out. They would be helped by taking 650 HCL capsules before eating, and probiotics.
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“Meth mouth” is characterized by severe tooth decay and gum disease, which often causes teeth to break or fall out. An examination of the mouths of 571 methamphetamine users showed: 96% had cavities 58% had untreated tooth decay 31% had six or more missing teeth The teeth of people addicted to methamphetamines are characterized by being blackened, stained, rotting, crumbling and falling apart. Often, the teeth cannot be salvaged and must be removed. The extensive tooth decay is likely caused by a combination of drug-induced psychological and physiological changes resulting in dry mouth and long periods of poor oral hygiene. Methamphetamine itself is also acidic.
Actually methamphetamine is basic, is an amine. The crystal salt is methamphetamine HCL , the HCL is the acidic part,... The subucal, under the tongue, is the best way to take absorb any drug, triturates, lozenges, RDTs , gummy bears. and is used in formulation of about 10% of all medication used. the dose of meth is in the mg. range, and the total acid content is about the same as a tablespoonful of vinegar. the dry mouth is probably a bigger contributor.
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Politics aside, I can't imagine how any father could let his child do this to themselves. It's probably one of the worst forms of self destruction you can cultivate. This "child" is a grown man his 50's with privilege few will ever know. They only thing child-like about him is a history of making horrible life choices and having his old man's standing bail him out.
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If you see someone smoking menthols, it means they think they do not have to brush their teeth. LOL good one
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Actually methamphetamine is basic, is an amine. Yikes, I was in the cut and past mode from some dental site. The pH levels varied from 3.02 to 7.03 with an average of 5.0. Looks like you are right.
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He did seem like someone (jilly girl) had run him through the pampered pet fluff house for his "it could be my computer hacked by Russians" video...
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Any truth to the anecdotes that prolonged periods of not eating leads to calcium deficiencies in methheads, while staying awake longer means continued use of muscles which need calcium to function, which leads to the body making use of stored calcium in teeth and bones?
Seems to me that 9 days without sleep, "tweaking" on the dashboard of the schitbox car in the driveway, while not consuming any calcium containing food would have one's body finding calcium where available.
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And, just for conversation sake.
Do we know that pic of Hunter's mouth isn't photoshopped?
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meth tends to kill or shut down salivary glands which contain anti bacterial properties. AT LEAST WHAT MY DENTIST TOLD ME
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Drinking quart, after quart per day of sugary soft drinks is not bad for the teeth? compared to the bad effect on insulin resistance ------ No (effects entire body) compared to the vascular effects No (effects entire body) most of the large consumption of soft drinks, don't use sugar anyway they use azulfamine, and sugar subs. while they have less insulin stimulating effect than sucrose/glucose they still have some. I don't know where you are getting your information etoh. Did you just say there is no sugar in Mountain Dew? "Why Mountain Dew Is Worse Than Other Types of Soda There is no such thing as a healthy soda. However, Mountain Dew is the worst type of soda that you can drink. Dentists stated that this beverage causes the teeth to decay at an astonishing rate. In fact, soda can be just as damaging to the teeth as meth. The sugar content is the main factor that makes Mountain Dew worse than other sodas. One serving of “The Dew” has 11 teaspoons of sugar. One serving of Coca Cola only has 9 grams of sugar, which is a lot already. Mountain Dew also has a lot of citric acid in it, which will soften your enamel. Additionally, Mountain Dew has a pH level of 3.3. This level of acidity is enough to do some serious damage to your teeth. With that said, it’s best for you to avoid drinking any type of soda, but Mountain Dew in particular."
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Drinking quart, after quart per day of sugary soft drinks is not bad for the teeth? compared to the bad effect on insulin resistance ------ No (effects entire body) compared to the vascular effects No (effects entire body) most of the large consumption of soft drinks, don't use sugar anyway they use azulfamine, and sugar subs. while they have less insulin stimulating effect than sucrose/glucose they still have some. I don't know where you are getting your information etoh. Did you just say there is no sugar in Mountain Dew? "Why Mountain Dew Is Worse Than Other Types of Soda There is no such thing as a healthy soda. However, Mountain Dew is the worst type of soda that you can drink. Dentists stated that this beverage causes the teeth to decay at an astonishing rate. In fact, soda can be just as damaging to the teeth as meth2. The sugar content is the main factor that makes Mountain Dew worse than other sodas. One serving of “The Dew” has 11 teaspoons of sugar. One serving of Coca Cola only has 9 grams of sugar, which is a lot already. Mountain Dew also has a lot of citric acid in it, which will soften your enamel. A long line of unbranded soda bottles in various flavours and colors, the focus on the center of the line. Additionally, Mountain Dew has a pH level of 3.3. This level of acidity is enough to do some serious damage to your teeth. With that said, it’s best for you to avoid drinking any type of soda, but Mountain Dew in particular." Interesting. Most of the druggies I know Mountain Dew is their soda choice. They are all in lock step to the supply.
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Actually methamphetamine is basic, is an amine. Yikes, I was in the cut and past mode from some dental site. The pH levels varied from 3.02 to 7.03 with an average of 5.0. Looks like you are right. Might as well link the article. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3189445/A substance with a pH less than 7.0 is considered an acid last I knew.
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When I drink a pop without any alcohol it’s mtn dew. Don’t drink but a can every couple weeks now, but in my late teens and early 20s I drank a lot of it. Had a case of it beside the case of High Life. Both room temp, amazingly enough with all my teeth sans wisdoms lol
And have never smoked meth yet.
But I’m still youngish. Who know what the future holds.
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“Meth mouth” is characterized by severe tooth decay and gum disease, which often causes teeth to break or fall out. An examination of the mouths of 571 methamphetamine users showed: 96% had cavities 58% had untreated tooth decay 31% had six or more missing teeth The teeth of people addicted to methamphetamines are characterized by being blackened, stained, rotting, crumbling and falling apart. Often, the teeth cannot be salvaged and must be removed. The extensive tooth decay is likely caused by a combination of drug-induced psychological and physiological changes resulting in dry mouth and long periods of poor oral hygiene. Methamphetamine itself is also acidic.
Actually methamphetamine is basic, is an amine. The crystal salt is methamphetamine HCL , the HCL is the acidic part,... The subucal, under the tongue, is the best way to take absorb any drug, triturates, lozenges, RDTs , gummy bears. and is used in formulation of about 10% of all medication used. the dose of meth is in the mg. range, and the total acid content is about the same as a tablespoonful of vinegar. the dry mouth is probably a bigger contributor. Yes, but you're talking about real amphetamines made in a lab, not some hillbilly homebrew cooked up in a trailer with Draino.
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Any truth to the anecdotes that prolonged periods of not eating leads to calcium deficiencies in methheads, while staying awake longer means continued use of muscles which need calcium to function, which leads to the body making use of stored calcium in teeth and bones?
Seems to me that 9 days without sleep, "tweaking" on the dashboard of the schitbox car in the driveway, while not consuming any calcium containing food would have one's body finding calcium where available. Include not enough Vit D, and change in parathyroid hormone for Ca and (aldosterone, not on Ca, but blood pressure) changes in circadian rhythm (serotonin balance) and your going to get osteoporosis
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Drinking quart, after quart per day of sugary soft drinks is not bad for the teeth? compared to the bad effect on insulin resistance ------ No (effects entire body) compared to the vascular effects No (effects entire body) most of the large consumption of soft drinks, don't use sugar anyway they use azulfamine, and sugar subs. while they have less insulin stimulating effect than sucrose/glucose they still have some. I don't know where you are getting your information etoh. Did you just say there is no sugar in Mountain Dew? "Why Mountain Dew Is Worse Than Other Types of Soda There is no such thing as a healthy soda. However, Mountain Dew is the worst type of soda that you can drink. Dentists stated that this beverage causes the teeth to decay at an astonishing rate. In fact, soda can be just as damaging to the teeth as meth. The sugar content is the main factor that makes Mountain Dew worse than other sodas. One serving of “The Dew” has 11 teaspoons of sugar. One serving of Coca Cola only has 9 grams of sugar, which is a lot already. Mountain Dew also has a lot of citric acid in it, which will soften your enamel. Additionally, Mountain Dew has a pH level of 3.3. This level of acidity is enough to do some serious damage to your teeth. With that said, it’s best for you to avoid drinking any type of soda, but Mountain Dew in particular." not saying no sugar in Mt. Dew, saying all methheads do not restrict their soda to mt. Dew. actually the citric acid is good for you , goes straight into the Krebs cycle without stimulating insulin, while coke has phosphoric acid. No soda is the best, and any sugar is bad from the insulin resistant point of view not the the dental point of view. some sources show only 3.8 gms per 12 fl. oz for Mt. Dew it would seems the sources out there cant even agree
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Actually methamphetamine is basic, is an amine. Yikes, I was in the cut and past mode from some dental site. The pH levels varied from 3.02 to 7.03 with an average of 5.0. Looks like you are right. Might as well link the article. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3189445/A substance with a pH less than 7.0 is considered an acid last I knew. Pleeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzz yu should read more chemical sources and less National Center for BIOLOGICAL information. acids and bases can be defined by the presence of certain leaving groups, or on the Lewis concept (electrons). in organic compounds they can be defined by their envoirment such as benzene which can be a base. acid and bases can be morphological being either depending on what they are dissolved in. and in some case they can be both, and acid and a base such as aprotic solvents DMSO as an example
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When I drink a pop without any alcohol it’s mtn dew. Don’t drink but a can every couple weeks now, but in my late teens and early 20s I drank a lot of it. Had a case of it beside the case of High Life. Both room temp, amazingly enough with all my teeth sans wisdoms lol
And have never smoked meth yet.
But I’m still youngish. Who know what the future holds. Meth doesn't have to be smoked, its orally active, cocaine, no, under the tongue is the best administration, oral routes go through liver first and are conjugated to sulfates which loose about 1/2 or more of the active principle
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“Meth mouth” is characterized by severe tooth decay and gum disease, which often causes teeth to break or fall out. An examination of the mouths of 571 methamphetamine users showed: 96% had cavities 58% had untreated tooth decay 31% had six or more missing teeth The teeth of people addicted to methamphetamines are characterized by being blackened, stained, rotting, crumbling and falling apart. Often, the teeth cannot be salvaged and must be removed. The extensive tooth decay is likely caused by a combination of drug-induced psychological and physiological changes resulting in dry mouth and long periods of poor oral hygiene. Methamphetamine itself is also acidic.
Actually methamphetamine is basic, is an amine. The crystal salt is methamphetamine HCL , the HCL is the acidic part,... The subucal, under the tongue, is the best way to take absorb any drug, triturates, lozenges, RDTs , gummy bears. and is used in formulation of about 10% of all medication used. the dose of meth is in the mg. range, and the total acid content is about the same as a tablespoonful of vinegar. the dry mouth is probably a bigger contributor. Yes, but you're talking about real amphetamines made in a lab, not some hillbilly homebrew cooked up in a trailer with Draino. the home cooked type would be even less meth, by wt.than correctly done. it does not need HCL to be recrystallized. any tartrate salt would work. medical doses run from 10 mg to 30 mg by oral route meaning pat. is getting blood levels below that. higher doses run risk of seizures, especially by injection
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