Xylitol-gum was invented in Finland in the 70's, after discovering that it prevents cavities. Everyone chews it here, since childhood we are recommended to chew xylitol after eating.
Nope. It had been used by French and Germans since the second world war but was researched by Finns in the '70s. But yes, it has been a big thing in Finland for several decades now and I'm surprised this is news in America.
that is soooo typical of capitalist society: it's not good for business, so let's not talk about it. if national dental councils were economically neutral worldwide, everyone around the world would be chewing xylitol. this is actually a scandal.
@@seanscanlon9067 Yeap, I googled that the chewing gum was invented and marketed in Finland, but not the xylitol itself. Though we have tons of birches, from which xylitol is extracted. I thought every country has xylitol-gum, normal sugar does the opposite, it makes cavities.
My dentist told me I had 2 cavities. I took a vitamin K2/D3 supplement for 10 months (180mg a day). When I went back to the dentist they told me the cavities were gone. One of the roles of K2 is transport calcium to bones and teeth.
i agree with you as i have started doing the same thing for this 1 cavity i'm dealing with which causes sensitivity pain from certain foods and of course taking in xylitol mints after eating but i have noticed some reduction in sensitivity pain within a month already and probably need more time to really see results, maybe like yours in about a few months or so. =)
@@ralphrodriguez8211 well after 4 months, the improvement is very slow but i hardly have any sensitivity issues now but i still can see my cavity there. like the original post, give it a few more months and we'll see. realistically if done everything right, might take close to a year or more too really see the results but everyone is different, some a few weeks or up to many months. im low on vitamin d according to my doc and so im taking 5000 iu and 150mcg of vit k2. probably raise it a bit to 50 more for k2. stay tune.
@@gillesgodard8709 i would say that one particular tooth which was causing sharp pain after eating certain foods have sealed up, i mean the dentin part because if you keep eating over it, it's just gonna be a very slow heal. like i would eat on 1 side of my mouth for a while just to let that tooth of mine recover but the healing speed also depends on your oral health in general, your body like stress, do you eat junk food all the time, stuff like that can really almost halt it completely. i do take vitamins d3 and k2 everyday, helps too. i'm not 100% there yet but i have improved greatly over the many months tho, good luck!
Dr. Ellie Phillips was one of the first dental experts in the UK/US who talked about benefits of Xylitol. Look up her complete mouthcare system (she's not selling anything herself, other than her xylitol mints that you dont have to use... you can use any xylitol).
She's really an interesting lady. Ellie does have a specific several-step program anybody can check out here on you tube that involves OTC toothpaste and oral rinses which you do twice a day and chewing the gum or the mints several times a day after meals. She's done studies and written books. I understand she now lives in Austin, Texas. I'm waiting for my local library to call me when they get the "Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye" book that she wrote years ago; couldn't find a copy locally, and I hate buying books unless I can check them out first. I've used the CloSys mouthwash alone for years and have managed to talk myself out of those deep cleanings most hygienists these days like to push. Actually, it was a dentist I saw years ago who did recommend CloSys, but she was the only one I've ever been to that even mentioned that mouthwash and was surprised and impressed that it worked on me, lol.
You can make your own xylitol mints at home, using xylitol grains and oil of peppermint. I use her method and you can feel a difference from day one! Sounds crazy and unbelievable, I know, but an issue I've had with my back tooth since 2020 (I believe caused by constantly wearing masks at work) has greatly improved since using her method; something my dentist could only 'manage' and not cure!
@@Stormyweld05 I'm actually waiting on some xylitol granules I've ordered online. I need to wean myself off my sweet-n-low now. I've been using that since I was a teen, won't be easy.
She went so pro-vax that she instantly soiled her reputation, at least for me. And she incorrectly said that the bacteria is "Staphylococcus mutans" when it is in fact "Streptococcus mutans" (you might need to unlearn that part!). This was very much a great story though.
While I was pregnant I would getting a really bad after taste every time after a meal and Xylitol gum would absolutely do the trick for me. Chewing the gum alone helped with the acid reflux and heartburn
1:34 to 1:48 is exactly what everyone should do. I been doing it for years, and I learnt and am still learning so much about so many things. Even though some of those things aren't my "field" , I still end up knowing things that the doctor for example won't know. I will make suggestions that end up working lol. Ppl don't realize, you have the internet for a reason. You can learn so much. If you know how to research properly. You need to look at many sources, many articles, STUDIES as well, and research papers if you really want to dig in. When you are learning something in school, you really have 1 source, your teacher, and whoever the author of book is. But if you take things into your own hands, you can actually learn a lot more than you think you can. And telling you all the truth, dentists doctors psychiatrists etc... they really don't know everything. A lot of them don't do that research that we can do and find out new things. I've probably given better suggestions and advice to them on what I should do. Not trying to sound cocky or arrogant, just want you all to know, do you research. And think for yourself as well. Don't just listen to wtvr your doc says and follow
I know this is like a year late, but do you have any resources for when finding research. What website or engine do you go to when doing your research generally? Thanks
It's so strange how xylitol is such a big revelation outside of Finland. To me, xylitol = gum. In fact, as a kid, I thought gum could not be made without xylitol
@@rachaelgoldstein6134Rachael i got dr bronners one with pepermint, give that a try or another one is a mouthwash with xylitol in it, pur gum, and a wooden tooth brush, a neem pick as well. Goodluck.
Finally, Rhona brought up the answer to the most importamt question about xylitol I have ne=been searching for over a year now and that is it doesnt kill the good bateria. Thankyou Rhoona. I love listening to this wse woman who just thnks about all the necessary information that so many others will miss.
I'm in dental school so I'll ellaborate a little. When she said she got TMJ what she meant to say is TMD. TMJ stands for TemporoMandibular Joint which is the joint that connects the jaw to the skull. TMD stands for any disorder of the TMJ. Excessive gum chewing is potential cause. TMD can manifest multiple ways one of them being jaw clicking that Dr. Patrick had. TMJ problems can also cause headaches, so if you suffer from frequent headaches you may want to look into jaw problems you may have. Basically the xylitol reversed her cavities by killing off the acid producing bacteria which allowed her teeth to remineralize. Usually by a certain point of decay remineralization is not likely but it seems her excessive gum chewing helped. Her remineralization would have been better had she maintained her fluoride in her toothpaste and her water. During tooth remineralization, fluoride gets incorporated into the teeth making them stronger than they are naturally. I don't know what the fluoride level is in the water in her community. So long as its 0.7ppm I dont think it would have been an issue even based on the study she sited (yes i read it). Still even if she was worried she should have still used fluoride toothpaste as long as she doesnt eat the toothpaste. Fluoride just like salt is a mineral, that occurs naturally in natural water sources and certain foods. Everything in moderation
@You Wish sorry to hear that. Im glad you were able to realize what it was though. One of the things Ive learned in school is that sometimes doctors can be fools. We learn so much that we overlook the simplest things
Flouride shouldn't be in water . it should be in toothpaste mouthwash etc.....or are we gonna start putting spf 100 sunscreen in the water too? By the way isnt flouride a heavy metal?
Interesting. I have a question, so I haven't been able to get to the dentist for cleaning and i have a cavity I know. What can I do in addition to brushing and flossing to keep my mouth from getting worse. I've had alot of work done and at this point just trying to prolong life of my teeth as long as I can. Is this gum worth looking into or paste perhaps?
@@What__the__cale id say it is (my opinion not a dentists) id also look for toothpastes that neutralize acids like arm and hammer or a brand that has a similar utility.
I've been chewing xylitol (Spry gum) since 2012. My teeth immediately improved and my hygienist said, "Why are your teeth so clean? There is no plaque here." I've not had a cavity since that time. I've not had "tooth sensitivity" either. It's incredibly great. I combine chewing Spry and rinsing my mouth with Walmart's "Equate." I've not been back to a dentist since January 2015. Saved tons of money and saved my teeth, too.
Acidic Mouthwashes Are Eroding Your Teeth www.yourmckinneydentist.com/video-blog/acidic-mouthwashes-eroding-teeth/ Personally I use OxyFresh Flouride mouthwash
I feel compelled to correct a couple of items they discussed in this segment even though I love them both. I am a Periodontist so I have spent 30 years helping my pts keep their teeth and gums healthy so here are the accurate items I want everyone to know: #1: The cavity causing bacteria are called Streptococcus Mutans they are actually aerobic bacteria not anaerobic bc those are the ones that cause gum disease! Very important difference! #2: caries is very difficult to reverse so I question the degree of decay Rhonda had initially #3: It is call pregnancy gingivitis or Periodontits when you get gum disease while pregnant it has also shown to cause a 20%lower birth rate in newborns due to chronic inflammation in the mothers system! Please consider posting this important and more accurate information for your viewers to see! Again I really respect both Joe and Rhonda so I want them to be represented well with accurate information cheers Dr Mark Sutor Bloomington IN Periodontist
It was just a routine visit to a New York City dental clinic for 3 year old William Kennerly & his mother. He had a cleaning which was followed by a fluoride treatment. After the treatment was finished William complained of dizziness & a headache. Shortly thereafter he started sweating & vomiting. He was rushed to Brookdale Pediatric Unit & within 2 hours he went into a coma. His heart was pumped with adrenaline to revive him but an hour later he lapsed back into a coma & died. It was determined that William's death was due to fluoride poisoning
@@keylargo5871turns out the story is true, from a quick google. But it happened in 1971….im going to just go ahead and assume we use safer products, these days
Ive lost my trust in dentists. I was told by two different dentists that I needed to fix a couple cavities a few years apart, in the mean time more than 10 years and I haven't had any trouble.
I was told when I got braces off at 18 that I'd need to come back and get some cavities filled. I was 38 the next time I visited a dentist for a cleaning because a woman talked me into going (I could tell 0 difference after a "cleaning"). He told me the same thing the last dentist did. I'm almost 55 now and never had a filling or anything.
I started xylitol mints after watching this. I ate them throughout working from home in 2020. I had my dental visit last week (20th April) and it was my first 1.5 year visit to the dentist where she said i have no fillings. She said we will keep a check on some tooth but I was ok. She also said I practice good dental habits which was surprising for me. So these Xylitol mints kinda work I think
Im on the same track except im not brushing my teeth everyday. Just chewing/flossing after meals and brushing once/twice a week. Its been like that for 6 months now. Will give a update soon
Be extremely careful with xylitol products if you have pets. It is HIGHLY TOXIC to them. One stick of xylitol gum eaten by a 50 pound dog can cause death quickly! Google “xylitol and dogs.” It’s terrifying.
@@jessemitchem3880 Why do I always have dry mouth even though I don't smoke or drink. I drink a lot of water and eat right. I always have white film on the back of my tounge so I have to brush it everyday, but it keeps coming back.
Dentist here. Trident Vibes gum is sweetened with Xylitol and tastes great. I chew it everyday. Helps fight cavities. Not a cure-all but helps fight tooth decay. Enamel tooth decay can be reversed with Flouride, but once it’s broken through to the Dentin layer, it needs to be removed and restored or you’ll end up with toothaches and abscesses.
Weston Hughes thank you 🙏🏻 I now understand. I am waiting for the world to be able to “grow” a tooth instead of putting in a fake tooth. Some areas are testing this idea. I’m just waiting ... and taking care of my teeth the best I can. 3 root canals. 😢. Recovering from auto immune condition that I believe was brought on by stress. Picking up the pieces. All medals are removed from the mouth. On the road to wellness. Be well and thank you for your response.
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Been a xylitol fan for YEARS!. So happy its being talked about. I won't chew gum that's not sweetened with it. And I make a xylitol mouthwash, I just love it. I also cut out fluoride a few years ago. I just hate that crap, for several reasons. Thank you Rhoda for spreading the word! 🤗
One more example of humans rediscovering ancient wisdom. Birch bark and birch sticks were long used by ancient peoples for dental hygiene. Birch bark pitch has been around a long time as a chewing gum, esp in Neolithic Scandinavia it looks like. Crazy how we forget. Thanks for the tip about the Xylitol gum!
@Arty Bookworm millions of doctors talk about the health subjects that she does? No, not really. I wasn't idolizing anyone and I even further address that in another comment. I was just saying I think she's wonderful. It was a compliment twords her. People will pick apart anything these days...
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Dentist probably lied to get business. My mother in law is a dental hygienist and said a handful of dentists she has worked for would lie about dental work just to get more money.
Yep happens all the time. Like to almost everyone at some point. That’s why when you go to two different dentist you could have drastically different treatments
I left a dentist I'd patronized since childhood when he said I had a cavity that did not show on an x ray... I wonder how much unnecessary dental work I've had?
Imagine Eddie Bravo in the room with these two, and everytime she goes on about some shit hes all, "Pshh, yeah right. Where'd you here that CNN? You're cavities just went away? Right.. sounds like a CIA op to me..
Xylitol is a naturally occurring sugar alcohol found in small amounts in certain fruits and vegetables, including berries, corn, and birch trees. It is primarily produced commercially from two sources: Corn cobs: Corn cobs are the most common source of xylitol due to their abundance and cost-effectiveness. Birch wood: This was the traditional source before the shift to corn-based production. How Xylitol Is Processed: Extraction: If sourced from corn, the xylan, a hemicellulose in the corn cobs, is extracted. For birch, the same process applies to its wood fibers. This involves a series of chemical steps to break down the plant material. Hydrolysis: The extracted xylan is hydrolyzed (broken down) into xylose, a simple sugar. Catalytic Hydrogenation: The xylose is then hydrogenated to convert it into xylitol, a sugar alcohol. Purification: The xylitol is purified and crystallized to produce the sweetener. Why Xylitol Can Be Bad for You: Toxic to Dogs: Xylitol is highly toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. It causes a rapid release of insulin, leading to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), which can be fatal if not treated quickly. It can also lead to liver damage in dogs. Digestive Issues in Humans: While xylitol is generally safe for human consumption, consuming it in large amounts can lead to digestive problems. Sugar alcohols like xylitol are not fully absorbed in the digestive system, leading to fermentation by gut bacteria, which can cause: Bloating Gas Diarrhea Impact on Blood Sugar: Xylitol has a lower glycemic index than sugar, so it doesn’t spike blood sugar levels in the same way. However, overconsumption may still affect people with diabetes or those sensitive to sugar substitutes. Overall, xylitol is considered safe for humans in moderate amounts and is often used as a sugar substitute in sugar-free products like gum and candy due to its dental benefits (it reduces cavities). However, it poses serious risks to dogs and can cause digestive discomfort when consumed excessively.
Never heard of her untill now. She has a new fan. Thanks Joe for bringing her on. No filter can get rid of flouride but please share if you know of some that do.
One minor correction; It's not staphylococcus Mutans it's Streptococcus Mutans. Joe's question made sense here, since if it was a staph bacteria it would be in the same genus but a different species as the bacteria that causes staph infection. However it is in the same genus of bacteria that causes strep throat and a bunch of other diseases.
Dentist wont tell you, but teeth are "living" organisms, sorta like bones. To where they can actually repair if you treat them right and give dem proper nutrition. Their not just rocks in our mouth.
It has to be all xylitol gum....not trident with traces of xylitol...some people have acidic saliva...once we have exhausted all possibilities...instead of testing saliva we may use a ph strip after eating or drinking coffee/tea...hut the xylitol neutralizes the saliva!!! She is almost right...the best gum or mint (only needed after meals or drinks) is dr zellies brand 100-150 pieces for 9.99. Your enamel can remineralize in the smallest measurement
I made my toothpaste for years with xylitol. Never had cavities. Got lazy and went back to regular toothpaste. Two cavities. Sensitive teeth. After hearing this I’m going back to my homemade recipe
@@Outplayedqt That actually is the rational thing to do IF you know how and where to do the research. My wife is an interventional radiologist who fought me tooth and nail on the need to get a PSA test and a colonoscopy until I showed her compelling data from the Lancet, Harvard, Yale and other sources that their influence on overall mortality was negligible and, in fact, you had a greater chance of having a serious adverse event from a colonoscopy than having one decrease your chances of death from CRC. Do you really think your doctor is going to tell you, "You're due for a colonoscopy but keep in mind researchers at Yale have determined you have to screen 1,000 men for 10 years to save two lives."?
@@Photologistic That is good. Can you buy it everywhere there also? We have in markets, kiosks, gas stations etc... so basically everywhere you can buy sodas and candybars.
Instead of chewing gums you can easily find online 1kg (don't know the US equivalent, like 2 pounds) of Xylitol for about 12 dollars. I think it's used for bakery but you can easily dissolve 10 grams in water and use it as mouthwash with the possibility to spit it out. Chewing gums don't have enough xylitol and contain artificial sweeteners such as aspartame and acesulfame K
exactly what I was planning to do buy the powder and get some sugar free xylitol gum it barely has any in it but just coat it with powder and get the recommended about while getting direct contact for hours
@@go56dofro Do you rub it in on your teeth, and gums or do you just use it the way you would use candy? Just keep it in and move around with your tongue.
Retired dentist here, for what it’s worth. Chewing sugarless gun promotes saliva production, thus increasing calcium and phosphorus to the enamel, which promotes demineralization. The bacteria I believe is strep mutans.
We invented xylitol here in Finland. That's another gift to the world aside from saunas, Nokia and Angry Birds, to make up for all the raping and pillaging we did as vikings.
Xylitol is found in many things, including strawberries. You "invented" it?????????????????????????? Fact check: "The first commercial xylitol chewing gums (XyliFresh) were launched almost simultaneously in Finland and in the United States. 1990 The first xylitol lozenge in the world, Xylitol Plus, was launched on the Finnish market. The Norwegian Dental Association (Den Norske Tannlegeforening) gave its endorsement of the use of xylitol."
I've been using Xylitol daily for ~9 years and haven't had a single cavity since. I buy pure Xylitol in bags, put a little in my mouth after eating or drinking anything sugary, it's amazing stuff (I wouldn't replace fluoride entirely though!)
@@lantran8967 Zero side effects, side effects will only come if you ingest too much of it and it will come in the form of an upset stomach. Any brand as long as it's 100% Xylitol
Pretty sure she meant streptococcus bacteria... but I’ve been wondering if there’s any connection between getting strep throat a lot and dental decay and cavities.
Higher blood levels of Xylitol are associated with an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. Xylitol has also been shown to enhance blood clotting in mice and isolated human blood.
When the "bad" bacteria in the mouth feeds on sugar, it produces an excrement that sticks to teeth and erodes them. Those bacteria will also attempt to digest xylitol but since it can't metabolize it, the xylitol starves the bacteria. I add 1/2 teaspoon of birch xylitol to 2 cups of (boiled and cooled) water and use it in my neti pot. Helps with bacteria in the sinuses!
pretty woman, super smart AND bubbly. dream woman. and how spontaneous she is here speaks volumes about Joe: a woman doesn't relax that much if the guy in front ain't 100% kosher. wanna know how wholesome a guy is? check out how women behave around them.
Yup. I don't think the antibacterial effects of xylitol are responsible for Dr Patrick's reversal of her cavities. Xyltiol is known to increase bone mineralization - likely through binding of sweet taste receptors on osteoblasts and/or osteoclasts. I expect it can do the same for teeth through similar a mechanism. There are also sweet taste receptors in the brain and I have noticed a negative impact on my Boggle scores when I consume it for extended periods. www.hindawi.com/journals/nri/2015/606479/
They always tell you , you have no enamel left on your teeth, but they never ever tell you about remineralisation. They have to protect their high salaries!!
One benefit is diarrhea and bloating from excessive use and btw xylitol does NOT remove or fix cavities. Xylitol has been in use here in Finland for decades. It has benefits in hindering bacteria causing tooth decay. That's the bottom line
I always get multiple cavities oer visit. I just went 4 yrs no dentist. I try to brush 2x a day but usually fall asleep b4 brushing. Went yesterday expecting cavities or root canal. The dentist said keep up whatever im doing. 0 cavaties. Been chewing pur gun since this episode aired
I seriously love Rhonda Patrick...she rocks You might get cavities even on keto if you drink coffee and don't brush maybe the acidity & maybe drinking ACV without diluting, berries, k2 deficiency??
I lived in Japan from 2000-3010 and they were using xylitol in gum, toothpaste and chocolate for cavity protection back then. We never had cavities. However, too much xylitol will give you INCREDIBLE flatulence. I mean EXTRAORDINARY toots so be aware of that.
It was probably everything else she does as well for her immune system. Other folk may likely not have them disappear and heal themselves, but it may stop further harm being done.
She also eliminated fluoride which replaces the calcium in the teeth and makes them more brittle letting Her teeth's natural calcium and mineral uptake improve and heal. It would be interesting if we knew which toothpaste she settled on, as many non-fluoride toothpaste include minerals your teeth need to heal naturally...
Sorbitol is another sugar alcohol like xylitol. However some bacteria can ferment sorbitol as they can sugar(at slower rate). So you should avoid toothpaste with sorbitol.
I'd like to believe it's all xylitol, but I think her pregnancy is important to note here. Her dental visits were right before and after the pregnancy and women typically adjust their diet when they're pregnant to support their baby. The way she immediately cut out fluoride suggests that she was determined to do everything right by her baby, so I can only imagine that she (some kind of nutritionist lady) was also consuming an incredibly nutrient-dense diet during her pregnancy. She mentioned eating a lot of sautéed kale. I'm sure the xylitol helped, but I think her diet would've played an important role too. I wish we could find out more about what she ate during that time!
Here the government props up the sickness model in the medical/dental industries because of lobbying so doctors and dentists can keep making a lot of money.
I love xylitol, have added it back specifically for tooth care. Fluoride isn't toxic if you don't swallow the toothpaste, please don't! But the same effect can come from using toothpaste containing hydroxyapatite.
I started using xylitol mouthwash after my last cleaning (3 months ago), and it really works !! My teeth look cleaner today than the day I got home from the dentist.
I am a Joe Rogan's personal dentist And I highly recommend DMT products. DMT is a naturally occurring sugar (not created or invented by a chemist) found in birch trees. DMT works by decreasing the number of decay causing bad bacteria in your mouth over time (Streptococcus mutans), which in turn leads to a reduction in the risk of future tooth decay. In effect what happens is that the bad bugs cannot metabolize absorbed DMT and it “clogs up their system” which leads to their starvation and death. These bad bacteria get replaced by good bacteria. It does not reverse existing tooth decay. In addition DMT has 40% less calories than regular sugar and a Glycemic Index of 7. This makes it extremely safe for use by diabetics trying to control their blood sugar. I have my elderly parents use DMT mints as part of a regiment to help prevent tooth decay. Epic and Spry are brands that sell DMT gums and mints online and in some health food stores. Ice Breaker Ice Cube gum also has a high DMT concentration and is sold in most major stores and supermarkets in the U.S. Between 5 grams to 10 grams of DMT is needed daily to have a therapeutic dose, therefore most gums (Ice Breaker Ice Cube is an exception) you see in the checkout counter do not have enough DMT to be effective. If you chew gum, I would recommend switching to DMT gum instead. Epic brand, Spry brand, and Ice Breaker Ice Cube gum have 1 gram of DMT per piece. If you make it a habit of chewing two pieces of gum after every meal, you will get the recommended daily therapeutic dose of 6 grams. Chewing gums is proven effective but the risk is developing TMJ (jaw joint) pain (like she described). Due to this issue, I recommend DMT mints. DMT Mints by Epic and Spry have 0.5 gram a piece. I am not aware of any DMT mints carried by a major U.S. store. The mints need to be purchased online unless there happens to be a health food store around your area that carries it. To get a therapeutic dose with the mints; use 4 mints (let them dissolve one at a time because DMT needs a total contact time in the mouth of 5 minutes to be effective) after every meal three times per day. Beyond 10 grams of DMT per day can lead to the development of digestive problems (gas, bloating, and diarrhea) for a few, but the majority of people don’t have this complication. If you don’t experience digestive problems with DMT , then you can use the gum or mints as often as you like. Please be aware DMT is extremely toxic to dogs. Even small amounts (one 0.5 gram mint) of DMT can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), seizures, liver failure or even death to small dogs. One gram (two mints or one piece of gum) can be fatal to regular sized dogs. If you think your dog may have eaten a product containing DMT , call your vet, emergency clinic, or animal poison control center right away.
Xylitol also causes death in dogs quickly. It shuts down their liver an or other organs in them and then the dog will soon pass. Almost lost my own dog after it had one small lick of home made icing for a cake, then went and lay down....didn't move... did the research and how we found out.
i saw a study where they injected chickens with endotoxins (bacterial toxins) and gave them xylitol the endotoxins made them grow much smaller, but the xylitol stopped this poisoning
I am a dental hygienist and I have done soooooo much research about Xylitol. It is AMAZING!!!!!!
what toothpaste do you use?
How long should I chew my gum for and is their a limit as to how long I should chew each gum
@@skaterdude14b Best toothpaste you can get is nano-hydroxyapetite. Look it up.
@@JinkDangles If you want people to believe you, you might want to consider changing your name. At least put "Dr." in front of it.
@@JinkDangles then get a xylitol mouthwash, duh!
Xylitol-gum was invented in Finland in the 70's, after discovering that it prevents cavities. Everyone chews it here, since childhood we are recommended to chew xylitol after eating.
Nope. It had been used by French and Germans since the second world war but was researched by Finns in the '70s. But yes, it has been a big thing in Finland for several decades now and I'm surprised this is news in America.
@@buakawbanchamekdd2793 The other poster did specifically say xylitol chewing gum rather than just xylitol as a sugar substitute.
that is soooo typical of capitalist society: it's not good for business, so let's not talk about it. if national dental councils were economically neutral worldwide, everyone around the world would be chewing xylitol. this is actually a scandal.
@@seanscanlon9067 Yeap, I googled that the chewing gum was invented and marketed in Finland, but not the xylitol itself. Though we have tons of birches, from which xylitol is extracted. I thought every country has xylitol-gum, normal sugar does the opposite, it makes cavities.
aakkoin : the native Americans gave it to the Pilgrims
My dentist told me I had 2 cavities. I took a vitamin K2/D3 supplement for 10 months (180mg a day). When I went back to the dentist they told me the cavities were gone. One of the roles of K2 is transport calcium to bones and teeth.
i agree with you as i have started doing the same thing for this 1 cavity i'm dealing with which causes sensitivity pain from certain foods and of course taking in xylitol mints after eating but i have noticed some reduction in sensitivity pain within a month already and probably need more time to really see results, maybe like yours in about a few months or so. =)
@@watchingL8 hey any updates?
@@ralphrodriguez8211 well after 4 months, the improvement is very slow but i hardly have any sensitivity issues now but i still can see my cavity there. like the original post, give it a few more months and we'll see. realistically if done everything right, might take close to a year or more too really see the results but everyone is different, some a few weeks or up to many months. im low on vitamin d according to my doc and so im taking 5000 iu and 150mcg of vit k2. probably raise it a bit to 50 more for k2. stay tune.
@@watchingL8 Any updates? I started the same. I have the feelings it's a slow process.
@@gillesgodard8709 i would say that one particular tooth which was causing sharp pain after eating certain foods have sealed up, i mean the dentin part because if you keep eating over it, it's just gonna be a very slow heal. like i would eat on 1 side of my mouth for a while just to let that tooth of mine recover but the healing speed also depends on your oral health in general, your body like stress, do you eat junk food all the time, stuff like that can really almost halt it completely. i do take vitamins d3 and k2 everyday, helps too. i'm not 100% there yet but i have improved greatly over the many months tho, good luck!
Xylitol sounds like Elon Musk's future children's middle name
More like the name of his Home Planet. ;)
Imagine letting Joe Rogan convince you this scatterbrain naturopath onnit lady is worth listening to
@@__loafy__ Based
That's why your dad & grandfather are losing clients (recommending miraculous xylitol)?
Nah, past child’s first name, wrong timeline my friend
Rhonda always leaves me with so much information to chew on.
Jo Po this actually made me laugh out loud. Good one.🤣🤪
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Ah, that was pun-tastic.
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Fuuuuck ooooffffff 😂🤣 that was good 🤣
Dr. Ellie Phillips was one of the first dental experts in the UK/US who talked about benefits of Xylitol. Look up her complete mouthcare system (she's not selling anything herself, other than her xylitol mints that you dont have to use... you can use any xylitol).
She's really an interesting lady. Ellie does have a specific several-step program anybody can check out here on you tube that involves OTC toothpaste and oral rinses which you do twice a day and chewing the gum or the mints several times a day after meals. She's done studies and written books. I understand she now lives in Austin, Texas. I'm waiting for my local library to call me when they get the "Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye" book that she wrote years ago; couldn't find a copy locally, and I hate buying books unless I can check them out first. I've used the CloSys mouthwash alone for years and have managed to talk myself out of those deep cleanings most hygienists these days like to push. Actually, it was a dentist I saw years ago who did recommend CloSys, but she was the only one I've ever been to that even mentioned that mouthwash and was surprised and impressed that it worked on me, lol.
You can make your own xylitol mints at home, using xylitol grains and oil of peppermint.
I use her method and you can feel a difference from day one! Sounds crazy and unbelievable, I know, but an issue I've had with my back tooth since 2020 (I believe caused by constantly wearing masks at work) has greatly improved since using her method; something my dentist could only 'manage' and not cure!
@@Stormyweld05 I'm actually waiting on some xylitol granules I've ordered online. I need to wean myself off my sweet-n-low now. I've been using that since I was a teen, won't be easy.
@@Stormyweld05 I just barely started her method and mints. The only thing I haven't found is the closys.
@@rocio2917if you're in the US I found it at Walgreens
I’m hoping Rhonda will be a guest on JRE again soon. I’ve learned so much from her. She’s my favorite guest on Joes show.
I have the very clear feelling she won;t be invited anymore ;-)
Look up her content yourself. Don't need to wait for her to come back.
She went so pro-vax that she instantly soiled her reputation, at least for me. And she incorrectly said that the bacteria is "Staphylococcus mutans" when it is in fact "Streptococcus mutans" (you might need to unlearn that part!). This was very much a great story though.
While I was pregnant I would getting a really bad after taste every time after a meal and Xylitol gum would absolutely do the trick for me. Chewing the gum alone helped with the acid reflux and heartburn
Dr Ellie Phillips says chewing it while pregnant is good for your children's teeth.
ive had horrible acid reflux for years..its totally helped me as well..im no longer on nexium..xylitol is truly awesome!
1:34 to 1:48 is exactly what everyone should do. I been doing it for years, and I learnt and am still learning so much about so many things. Even though some of those things aren't my "field" , I still end up knowing things that the doctor for example won't know. I will make suggestions that end up working lol. Ppl don't realize, you have the internet for a reason. You can learn so much. If you know how to research properly. You need to look at many sources, many articles, STUDIES as well, and research papers if you really want to dig in. When you are learning something in school, you really have 1 source, your teacher, and whoever the author of book is. But if you take things into your own hands, you can actually learn a lot more than you think you can. And telling you all the truth, dentists doctors psychiatrists etc... they really don't know everything. A lot of them don't do that research that we can do and find out new things. I've probably given better suggestions and advice to them on what I should do. Not trying to sound cocky or arrogant, just want you all to know, do you research. And think for yourself as well. Don't just listen to wtvr your doc says and follow
I know this is like a year late, but do you have any resources for when finding research. What website or engine do you go to when doing your research generally? Thanks
@@arun8278 on this topic, weston Price (D. D. S.), and Jonathan V. Wright(M. D.) have written major works
@@arun8278 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
Nope, you should just "TRUST THE SCIENCE", bigot.
@@arun8278 Pubmed. Just type into google “pubmed” followed by whatever topic and you’ll get plenty of studies.
It's so strange how xylitol is such a big revelation outside of Finland. To me, xylitol = gum. In fact, as a kid, I thought gum could not be made without xylitol
Here in America "they" want to keep you sick and get your money.
I have not used fluoride toothpaste in 15 years, and still have all of my teeth. I chew xylitol gum, and use toothpastes that contain xylitol.
Can you tell me the name of the toothpaste please
@@rachaelgoldstein6134no.
@@rachaelgoldstein6134Rachael i got dr bronners one with pepermint, give that a try or another one is a mouthwash with xylitol in it, pur gum, and a wooden tooth brush, a neem pick as well. Goodluck.
Xylitol gum is a miracle herb/drug. Been chewing xylitol gum since I was a kid. This is my secret to near perfect teeth
How much cavities you got?
Xylitol works great for blocked sinuses too. Don't put the gum in your nose though, there is water soluble Xylitol to rinse with.
Thanks for the advice and clarification.
So would you use it in a netty pot and how much would you dissolve
Finally, Rhona brought up the answer to the most importamt question about xylitol I have ne=been searching for over a year now and that is it doesnt kill the good bateria. Thankyou Rhoona. I love listening to this wse woman who just thnks about all the necessary information that so many others will miss.
Joe is a big fan of smart women. You can tell by his body language and choice of words every time
That's crazy
Well yeah!! Who isn't!?
I'm in dental school so I'll ellaborate a little. When she said she got TMJ what she meant to say is TMD. TMJ stands for TemporoMandibular Joint which is the joint that connects the jaw to the skull. TMD stands for any disorder of the TMJ. Excessive gum chewing is potential cause. TMD can manifest multiple ways one of them being jaw clicking that Dr. Patrick had. TMJ problems can also cause headaches, so if you suffer from frequent headaches you may want to look into jaw problems you may have.
Basically the xylitol reversed her cavities by killing off the acid producing bacteria which allowed her teeth to remineralize. Usually by a certain point of decay remineralization is not likely but it seems her excessive gum chewing helped. Her remineralization would have been better had she maintained her fluoride in her toothpaste and her water. During tooth remineralization, fluoride gets incorporated into the teeth making them stronger than they are naturally. I don't know what the fluoride level is in the water in her community. So long as its 0.7ppm I dont think it would have been an issue even based on the study she sited (yes i read it). Still even if she was worried she should have still used fluoride toothpaste as long as she doesnt eat the toothpaste. Fluoride just like salt is a mineral, that occurs naturally in natural water sources and certain foods. Everything in moderation
@You Wish sorry to hear that. Im glad you were able to realize what it was though. One of the things Ive learned in school is that sometimes doctors can be fools. We learn so much that we overlook the simplest things
Thanks
Flouride shouldn't be in water . it should be in toothpaste mouthwash etc.....or are we gonna start putting spf 100 sunscreen in the water too? By the way isnt flouride a heavy metal?
Interesting. I have a question, so I haven't been able to get to the dentist for cleaning and i have a cavity I know. What can I do in addition to brushing and flossing to keep my mouth from getting worse. I've had alot of work done and at this point just trying to prolong life of my teeth as long as I can. Is this gum worth looking into or paste perhaps?
@@What__the__cale id say it is (my opinion not a dentists) id also look for toothpastes that neutralize acids like arm and hammer or a brand that has a similar utility.
I've been chewing xylitol (Spry gum) since 2012. My teeth immediately improved and my hygienist said, "Why are your teeth so clean? There is no plaque here." I've not had a cavity since that time. I've not had "tooth sensitivity" either. It's incredibly great. I combine chewing Spry and rinsing my mouth with Walmart's "Equate." I've not been back to a dentist since January 2015. Saved tons of money and saved my teeth, too.
Acidic Mouthwashes Are Eroding Your Teeth www.yourmckinneydentist.com/video-blog/acidic-mouthwashes-eroding-teeth/ Personally I use OxyFresh Flouride mouthwash
Dude you still should go to the dentist tho
Weird flex lmao. Go to the dentist still...
@@mikethiem3628sharks don’t go to the dentist.
@@mikethiem3628
No need to go to the dentist if there's no reason to. No plaque, no bleeding gums, no cavities.
I feel compelled to correct a couple of items they discussed in this segment even though I love them both. I am a Periodontist so I have spent 30 years helping my pts keep their teeth and gums healthy so here are the accurate items I want everyone to know:
#1: The cavity causing bacteria are called Streptococcus Mutans they are actually aerobic bacteria not anaerobic bc those are the ones that cause gum disease! Very important difference!
#2: caries is very difficult to reverse so I question the degree of decay Rhonda had initially
#3: It is call pregnancy gingivitis or Periodontits when you get gum disease while pregnant it has also shown to cause a 20%lower birth rate in newborns due to chronic inflammation in the mothers system!
Please consider posting this important and more accurate information for your viewers to see!
Again I really respect both Joe and Rhonda so I want them to be represented well with accurate information cheers Dr Mark Sutor Bloomington IN Periodontist
Do you use laser?
hey mark , thx for you work , bless u too
You have also been educated in dentistry by an arm of the medical mafia
So you never did your own research?
Weston Price (D. D. S.) book has x-rays of carries filling in, and tells how.
"I always like to look into everything before I do anything"
Eddie Bravo:
It was just a routine visit to a New York City dental clinic for 3 year old William Kennerly & his mother. He had a cleaning which was followed by a fluoride treatment. After the treatment was finished William complained of dizziness & a headache. Shortly thereafter he started sweating & vomiting. He was rushed to Brookdale Pediatric Unit & within 2 hours he went into a coma. His heart was pumped with adrenaline to revive him but an hour later he lapsed back into a coma & died. It was determined that William's death was due to fluoride poisoning
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that doesn't make sense.
@@keylargo5871turns out the story is true, from a quick google.
But it happened in 1971….im going to just go ahead and assume we use safer products, these days
You're not supposed to swallow the fluoride treatment.
Yeah no fluoride in your mouth skin, anywhere ever again you can tell the dentist no fluoride
Ive lost my trust in dentists. I was told by two different dentists that I needed to fix a couple cavities a few years apart, in the mean time more than 10 years and I haven't had any trouble.
I was told when I got braces off at 18 that I'd need to come back and get some cavities filled. I was 38 the next time I visited a dentist for a cleaning because a woman talked me into going (I could tell 0 difference after a "cleaning"). He told me the same thing the last dentist did. I'm almost 55 now and never had a filling or anything.
@@tbobtbob330did you saw any blacks spots in your teeth
Same experience here.
Shocking and terrifying
Some dentists said i need braces those were the money eaters and the only one said i dont need and he was right😂
I started xylitol mints after watching this. I ate them throughout working from home in 2020. I had my dental visit last week (20th April) and it was my first 1.5 year visit to the dentist where she said i have no fillings. She said we will keep a check on some tooth but I was ok. She also said I practice good dental habits which was surprising for me. So these Xylitol mints kinda work I think
Hey that’s amazing ! I wants to try this aswell what exact mints did u get ? Or do you mind posting the link thank you
Im on the same track except im not brushing my teeth everyday. Just chewing/flossing after meals and brushing once/twice a week. Its been like that for 6 months now. Will give a update soon
Your dentist came back and said you have no fillings? That makes no sense. How would you grow fillings since your last visit?
Be extremely careful with xylitol products if you have pets. It is HIGHLY TOXIC to them. One stick of xylitol gum eaten by a 50 pound dog can cause death quickly! Google “xylitol and dogs.” It’s terrifying.
@@suzanneemerson9787I think the person meant to say cavities.
I’m a dentist, it’s strep mutans, not staph. But yeah, she’s correct
Hey fucker why won’t my breath stop stinking I think it’s coming from my gums respond now dentist bitch
Game Cop if you apologize I’ll respond.
Lol me too and I agree
@@jessemitchem3880 Why do I always have dry mouth even though I don't smoke or drink. I drink a lot of water and eat right. I always have white film on the back of my tounge so I have to brush it everyday, but it keeps coming back.
@@MMACinephile could be dairy or gluten sensitivity...or possibly candida infection?
It cuts ear infections in children as well.
Great for your teeth.
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I started eating Xylitol candies right after hearing this podcast.... 18 months later, first dental visit in two years today. NO NEW CAVITIES!
Same
What about the old ones?
Dentist here. Trident Vibes gum is sweetened with Xylitol and tastes great. I chew it everyday. Helps fight cavities. Not a cure-all but helps fight tooth decay. Enamel tooth decay can be reversed with Flouride, but once it’s broken through to the Dentin layer, it needs to be removed and restored or you’ll end up with toothaches and abscesses.
Weston Hughes removed? Do you mean filled? Literally remove the tooth if cavity has broken threw the Dentin. Really?
Patty Walker the *decay* needs to be removed and restored once through the *enamel*. Not the whole tooth
Weston Hughes thank you 🙏🏻 I now understand. I am waiting for the world to be able to “grow” a tooth instead of putting in a fake tooth. Some areas are testing this idea. I’m just waiting ... and taking care of my teeth the best I can. 3 root canals. 😢. Recovering from auto immune condition that I believe was brought on by stress. Picking up the pieces. All medals are removed from the mouth. On the road to wellness. Be well and thank you for your response.
I think the chewing motion increases the blood flow to our gums and that is another benefit
Excellent observation Kevin.
It’s to do with the saliva and mouth microbiome but chewing might help blood flow too.
And just like that, Xylitol gum is sold out on Amazon within 24 hours of this video being posted.
The rogan effect
I’m just boiling the gum down and injecting straight Xylitol into my veins. No cavities!!
@@SemperSalam Trump style =D
Appetights and reengineered software star spangelled banners
Constructive criticism of common stock depreciating instincts. Decadence prone civility. Bleach though thistle and vessels of considerable subconcious excessive theater
Been a xylitol fan for YEARS!. So happy its being talked about. I won't chew gum that's not sweetened with it. And I make a xylitol mouthwash, I just love it. I also cut out fluoride a few years ago. I just hate that crap, for several reasons. Thank you Rhoda for spreading the word! 🤗
how do you the mouthwash? Please
I have a fluoride treatment done to my teeth everytime I go. I don't swallow my toothpaste. it works wonders.
@@richardcosmos835 She soaks birth trees in trashcans for weeks and then strains it.
Dr Ellie says the xylitol gum can't have glycerine.
@@richardcosmos835 Dr Ellie Phillips mouth care system gives ingredients.
One more example of humans rediscovering ancient wisdom. Birch bark and birch sticks were long used by ancient peoples for dental hygiene. Birch bark pitch has been around a long time as a chewing gum, esp in Neolithic Scandinavia it looks like. Crazy how we forget. Thanks for the tip about the Xylitol gum!
“Birch ... you know the whipping ...”
Joe: yeup
Hahaha I wanted more info LOL
She's what a real world wonder woman is.
@@ScootTooner she educated and intelligent and knows lots of keys to unlocking better health.
What you thought it has something to do with boob size?
@Arty Bookworm millions of doctors talk about the health subjects that she does? No, not really. I wasn't idolizing anyone and I even further address that in another comment.
I was just saying I think she's wonderful. It was a compliment twords her.
People will pick apart anything these days...
No, she doesn't understand like Ramiel Nagel does. Bacteria don't cause cavities.
It’s pretty amazing. Mostly made from corn not birch as corn replenishes annually but birch takes 40 years.
Joe “xylitol? I thought it was X ASH A-12?” Rogan
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Le braindead Rogan fanboy joke #687
This has to be the world's longest convo about chewing gum
Don’t challenge me, Brad
@@kevindube7096 Don't challenge me, Kevin
I think gum manufacturers have longer convos
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Dentist probably lied to get business. My mother in law is a dental hygienist and said a handful of dentists she has worked for would lie about dental work just to get more money.
Yep happens all the time. Like to almost everyone at some point. That’s why when you go to two different dentist you could have drastically different treatments
Dentists are the medical version of the Indian scammer
I left a dentist I'd patronized since childhood when he said I had a cavity that did not show on an x ray... I wonder how much unnecessary dental work I've had?
Imagine Eddie Bravo in the room with these two, and everytime she goes on about some shit hes all, "Pshh, yeah right. Where'd you here that CNN? You're cavities just went away? Right.. sounds like a CIA op to me..
hahaha yeah to be fair though he would be pretty anti-fluoride. Probably doesn't give too fucks about xylitol.
"Cavities filled with CIA 5G mind control microchips"
LOL and then he would say he saw some video on RUclips that says otherwise.
@@kaylaz6576 are you calling Dr. Rhonda Patrick a liar!?
@@kaylaz6576 really? Tell me more! I certainly take your opinions seriously. Go watch some more hippo videos and leave us alone.
I heard a dentist promoting xylitol gum, and she said that something about it helping create a good or strong bio film that protects the teeth.
Xylitol is a naturally occurring sugar alcohol found in small amounts in certain fruits and vegetables, including berries, corn, and birch trees. It is primarily produced commercially from two sources:
Corn cobs: Corn cobs are the most common source of xylitol due to their abundance and cost-effectiveness.
Birch wood: This was the traditional source before the shift to corn-based production.
How Xylitol Is Processed:
Extraction: If sourced from corn, the xylan, a hemicellulose in the corn cobs, is extracted. For birch, the same process applies to its wood fibers. This involves a series of chemical steps to break down the plant material.
Hydrolysis: The extracted xylan is hydrolyzed (broken down) into xylose, a simple sugar.
Catalytic Hydrogenation: The xylose is then hydrogenated to convert it into xylitol, a sugar alcohol.
Purification: The xylitol is purified and crystallized to produce the sweetener.
Why Xylitol Can Be Bad for You:
Toxic to Dogs: Xylitol is highly toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. It causes a rapid release of insulin, leading to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), which can be fatal if not treated quickly. It can also lead to liver damage in dogs.
Digestive Issues in Humans: While xylitol is generally safe for human consumption, consuming it in large amounts can lead to digestive problems. Sugar alcohols like xylitol are not fully absorbed in the digestive system, leading to fermentation by gut bacteria, which can cause:
Bloating
Gas
Diarrhea
Impact on Blood Sugar: Xylitol has a lower glycemic index than sugar, so it doesn’t spike blood sugar levels in the same way. However, overconsumption may still affect people with diabetes or those sensitive to sugar substitutes.
Overall, xylitol is considered safe for humans in moderate amounts and is often used as a sugar substitute in sugar-free products like gum and candy due to its dental benefits (it reduces cavities). However, it poses serious risks to dogs and can cause digestive discomfort when consumed excessively.
Thank you. Much needed information.
The only problem with xylitol is the studies show you need about 6g of it a day for it to have a positive effect on oral bacteria.
pogue972 Ask Dr. Rhonda for a prescription she’ll deal that drug to you
@@andrewram1r3z You don't need a prescription for xylitol lol
Never heard of her untill now. She has a new fan. Thanks Joe for bringing her on. No filter can get rid of flouride but please share if you know of some that do.
Berkey supposedly does.
One minor correction; It's not staphylococcus Mutans it's Streptococcus Mutans. Joe's question made sense here, since if it was a staph bacteria it would be in the same genus but a different species as the bacteria that causes staph infection. However it is in the same genus of bacteria that causes strep throat and a bunch of other diseases.
Dentist wont tell you, but teeth are "living" organisms, sorta like bones. To where they can actually repair if you treat them right and give dem proper nutrition. Their not just rocks in our mouth.
Very true statement!
It has to be all xylitol gum....not trident with traces of xylitol...some people have acidic saliva...once we have exhausted all possibilities...instead of testing saliva we may use a ph strip after eating or drinking coffee/tea...hut the xylitol neutralizes the saliva!!! She is almost right...the best gum or mint (only needed after meals or drinks) is dr zellies brand 100-150 pieces for 9.99. Your enamel can remineralize in the smallest measurement
Is pur gum okay?
Mastiha Gum is just as good if not better. Also helps with orthotropics
I made my toothpaste for years with xylitol. Never had cavities. Got lazy and went back to regular toothpaste. Two cavities. Sensitive teeth. After hearing this I’m going back to my homemade recipe
Can you share the recipe with us?
Can you share with us Charlie?
Share
Recipe?
And what are the results afterwards?
I find this lady very attractive. Her intelligence and humor are outstanding!
me too! when i see her i think hubba hubba.
Doctor: you've got cancer
Rhonda: let me go home and do some research on this subject
Lmao
@@Outplayedqt That actually is the rational thing to do IF you know how and where to do the research. My wife is an interventional radiologist who fought me tooth and nail on the need to get a PSA test and a colonoscopy until I showed her compelling data from the Lancet, Harvard, Yale and other sources that their influence on overall mortality was negligible and, in fact, you had a greater chance of having a serious adverse event from a colonoscopy than having one decrease your chances of death from CRC. Do you really think your doctor is going to tell you, "You're due for a colonoscopy but keep in mind researchers at Yale have determined you have to screen 1,000 men for 10 years to save two lives."?
Andre Darin o ok
People have reversed cancer with an alkaline diet (veggie juice fast).
Of course. Wouldn’t you?
It's crazy that xylitol gum is so common in Finland, that you can get it basically everywhere and so rare abroad.
It’s been in the US forever now.
@@Photologistic That is good. Can you buy it everywhere there also? We have in markets, kiosks, gas stations etc... so basically everywhere you can buy sodas and candybars.
I bought the PÜR brand here in Australia in a health food store.
This 100% accurate! Extra benefit: avoid toothpastes that contain glycerin.
Why glycerin?
@@TM-rh7zsit coats your teeth and prevents your saliva from remineralizing them.
@@TheEnigmaticmuseso the doctors earn more money
Instead of chewing gums you can easily find online 1kg (don't know the US equivalent, like 2 pounds) of Xylitol for about 12 dollars. I think it's used for bakery but you can easily dissolve 10 grams in water and use it as mouthwash with the possibility to spit it out.
Chewing gums don't have enough xylitol and contain artificial sweeteners such as aspartame and acesulfame K
it needs more contact time on teeth
Don't need water, put it in your mouth dry and it makes saliva come out asap. Just keep it in your mouth for 5 min.
No, xylitol IS a sweetener. I highly doubt that you will find a 'xylitol gum' that includes aspartame!!
exactly what I was planning to do buy the powder and get some sugar free xylitol gum it barely has any in it but just coat it with powder and get the recommended about while getting direct contact for hours
@@go56dofro Do you rub it in on your teeth, and gums or do you just use it the way you would use candy? Just keep it in and move around with your tongue.
Retired dentist here, for what it’s worth. Chewing sugarless gun promotes saliva production, thus increasing calcium and phosphorus to the enamel, which promotes demineralization. The bacteria I believe is strep mutans.
Wicked Jester here for the clarification replies
Well, xylitol is sugar.
This can heal cavities?
Did you know about and recommend using xylitol to your patients when you were practicing dentistry? Not just sugarless gum?
You mean remineralization I believe.
I'm 100% certain at the end there Joe had thought he'd found the cure for BJJ staph infections.
Defense soup
What about benefits of coconut oil pulling good ?
She's a very interesting woman. I really enjoyed this clip.... Cheers.
It's a powerful laxative
Marooned 5 yess!
Hell yeah it is 😂.
It's the Vit K2 that heals the teeth. Is my assumption
It just may be possible that several things working together is what benefits the teeth and the gums that hold them in place and nurture them.
We invented xylitol here in Finland. That's another gift to the world aside from saunas, Nokia and Angry Birds, to make up for all the raping and pillaging we did as vikings.
Xylitol is found in many things, including strawberries. You "invented" it??????????????????????????
Fact check: "The first commercial xylitol chewing gums (XyliFresh) were launched almost simultaneously in Finland and in the United States. 1990 The first xylitol lozenge in the world, Xylitol Plus, was launched on the Finnish market. The Norwegian Dental Association (Den Norske Tannlegeforening) gave its endorsement of the use of xylitol."
@@deltavistastudio124 Yeah, it's not an invention but rather the first product. Just like we weren't all vikings, just some. It's just a joke.
What’s the name of the gum you recommend the brand?
Cloves good too
I've been using Xylitol daily for ~9 years and haven't had a single cavity since. I buy pure Xylitol in bags, put a little in my mouth after eating or drinking anything sugary, it's amazing stuff (I wouldn't replace fluoride entirely though!)
what brand please and any side effects?
@@lantran8967 Zero side effects, side effects will only come if you ingest too much of it and it will come in the form of an upset stomach. Any brand as long as it's 100% Xylitol
@@hellooohowareudoing thanks very much. I cant find anything with 100% xylitol..they has natural flavor, soy, sunflower oil, etc. 😢.
@@lantran8967 That's strange, are you just looking at the pure powder? I know the brand Total Sweet has 100% pure xylitol
@@hellooohowareudoing i am just looking for Xylitol gum without other junks in them. Can you please share where you get yours?
Do you use xylitol gum? no? ASNDVWENVNFDJQJDAHAHHHHAAHJHG!
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Right lol
I've been chewing Xylitol gum since I saw this video couple years ago. I by it from Sprout. I think my teeth are less sensitive. I strongly recomend.
Pretty sure she meant streptococcus bacteria... but I’ve been wondering if there’s any connection between getting strep throat a lot and dental decay and cavities.
Higher blood levels of Xylitol are associated with an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. Xylitol has also been shown to enhance blood clotting in mice and isolated human blood.
This advice is hard to swallow
Its strange that it leaves the good bacteria alone. Finding out why could be valuable info.
the good baxteria are imune to xylitol 🧐
When the "bad" bacteria in the mouth feeds on sugar, it produces an excrement that sticks to teeth and erodes them. Those bacteria will also attempt to digest xylitol but since it can't metabolize it, the xylitol starves the bacteria.
I add 1/2 teaspoon of birch xylitol to 2 cups of (boiled and cooled) water and use it in my neti pot. Helps with bacteria in the sinuses!
@@mamakash of course, this makes sense. Thanks
This is one of my favorite guest on Joe's show.
pretty woman, super smart AND bubbly. dream woman. and how spontaneous she is here speaks volumes about Joe: a woman doesn't relax that much if the guy in front ain't 100% kosher. wanna know how wholesome a guy is? check out how women behave around them.
Xylitol encourages remineralization. Dentists never mention that exists.
I think I just picked up what you dropped.
Yup. I don't think the antibacterial effects of xylitol are responsible for
Dr Patrick's reversal of her cavities. Xyltiol is known to increase bone
mineralization - likely through binding of sweet taste receptors on
osteoblasts and/or osteoclasts. I expect it can do the same for teeth
through similar a mechanism. There are also sweet taste receptors in the
brain and I have noticed a negative impact on my Boggle scores when I
consume it for extended
periods. www.hindawi.com/journals/nri/2015/606479/
They always tell you , you have no enamel left on your teeth, but they never ever tell you about remineralisation. They have to protect their high salaries!!
@@adelinekeys6582their fluoride bioweapon
One benefit is diarrhea and bloating from excessive use and btw xylitol does NOT remove or fix cavities. Xylitol has been in use here in Finland for decades. It has benefits in hindering bacteria causing tooth decay. That's the bottom line
Did you get the name of the xylitol gum that she used?
I always get multiple cavities oer visit. I just went 4 yrs no dentist. I try to brush 2x a day but usually fall asleep b4 brushing. Went yesterday expecting cavities or root canal. The dentist said keep up whatever im doing. 0 cavaties. Been chewing pur gun since this episode aired
I seriously love Rhonda Patrick...she rocks
You might get cavities even on keto if you drink coffee and don't brush maybe the acidity & maybe drinking ACV without diluting, berries, k2 deficiency??
I've been chewing Trident and Orbit for at least 20 years and haven't had a single cavity since.
I used to chew both those gums for years and had no cavities. I stopped about 5 years ago and now I have 5 cavities. I’m buying some tomorrow!
I lived in Japan from 2000-3010 and they were using xylitol in gum, toothpaste and chocolate for cavity protection back then. We never had cavities.
However, too much xylitol will give you INCREDIBLE flatulence. I mean EXTRAORDINARY toots so be aware of that.
So no downsides? Got it.
Bro you're old AF
Thanks for the heads up, time traveler.
So no cavities have ever been reported in Japan? Sure Jan.
@@alnotbiggaytho7124 Lmao
It was probably everything else she does as well for her immune system. Other folk may likely not have them disappear and heal themselves, but it may stop further harm being done.
Yeah cause your a doctor you would know 😂
Xylitol is highly used in finland
Yep, I've read the same thing about Xylitol and actually reversing tooth decay. My favorite is Spry gum.
Just saw that yesterday at health food store. They have mouthwash and toothpaste and xylitol in a package.
She also eliminated fluoride which replaces the calcium in the teeth and makes them more brittle letting Her teeth's natural calcium and mineral uptake improve and heal. It would be interesting if we knew which toothpaste she settled on, as many non-fluoride toothpaste include minerals your teeth need to heal naturally...
Healthy food would also have those minerals.
Sorbitol is another sugar alcohol like xylitol. However some bacteria can ferment sorbitol as they can sugar(at slower rate). So you should avoid toothpaste with sorbitol.
Sorbitol actually nullifies any benefits xylitol offers. Stay away from sorbitol.
pretty sure dentists say often that you have cavities, when in fact you probably don't have any at all?
How about links to all these studies?
Your dentist doesn’t want to know about this that would put him out of business
I'd like to believe it's all xylitol, but I think her pregnancy is important to note here. Her dental visits were right before and after the pregnancy and women typically adjust their diet when they're pregnant to support their baby. The way she immediately cut out fluoride suggests that she was determined to do everything right by her baby, so I can only imagine that she (some kind of nutritionist lady) was also consuming an incredibly nutrient-dense diet during her pregnancy. She mentioned eating a lot of sautéed kale. I'm sure the xylitol helped, but I think her diet would've played an important role too. I wish we could find out more about what she ate during that time!
I don’t think I’ve seen a non-xylitol chewing gum in Sweden for ages, maybe 20 years or something. I thought it was standard everywhere.
Here the government props up the sickness model in the medical/dental industries because of lobbying so doctors and dentists can keep making a lot of money.
I love xylitol, have added it back specifically for tooth care. Fluoride isn't toxic if you don't swallow the toothpaste, please don't! But the same effect can come from using toothpaste containing hydroxyapatite.
I started using xylitol mouthwash after my last cleaning (3 months ago), and it really works !!
My teeth look cleaner today than the day I got home from the dentist.
What is the name of the mouthwash?
I am a Joe Rogan's personal dentist And I highly recommend DMT products. DMT is a naturally occurring sugar (not created or invented by a chemist) found in birch trees. DMT works by decreasing the number of decay causing bad bacteria in your mouth over time (Streptococcus mutans), which in turn leads to a reduction in the risk of future tooth decay. In effect what happens is that the bad bugs cannot metabolize absorbed DMT and it “clogs up their system” which leads to their starvation and death. These bad bacteria get replaced by good bacteria. It does not reverse existing tooth decay. In addition DMT has 40% less calories than regular sugar and a Glycemic Index of 7. This makes it extremely safe for use by diabetics trying to control their blood sugar. I have my elderly parents use DMT mints as part of a regiment to help prevent tooth decay.
Epic and Spry are brands that sell DMT gums and mints online and in some health food stores. Ice Breaker Ice Cube gum also has a high DMT concentration and is sold in most major stores and supermarkets in the U.S. Between 5 grams to 10 grams of DMT is needed daily to have a therapeutic dose, therefore most gums (Ice Breaker Ice Cube is an exception) you see in the checkout counter do not have enough DMT to be effective. If you chew gum, I would recommend switching to DMT gum instead. Epic brand, Spry brand, and Ice Breaker Ice Cube gum have 1 gram of DMT per piece. If you make it a habit of chewing two pieces of gum after every meal, you will get the recommended daily therapeutic dose of 6 grams.
Chewing gums is proven effective but the risk is developing TMJ (jaw joint) pain (like she described). Due to this issue, I recommend DMT mints. DMT Mints by Epic and Spry have 0.5 gram a piece. I am not aware of any DMT mints carried by a major U.S. store. The mints need to be purchased online unless there happens to be a health food store around your area that carries it. To get a therapeutic dose with the mints; use 4 mints (let them dissolve one at a time because DMT needs a total contact time in the mouth of 5 minutes to be effective) after every meal three times per day.
Beyond 10 grams of DMT per day can lead to the development of digestive problems (gas, bloating, and diarrhea) for a few, but the majority of people don’t have this complication. If you don’t experience digestive problems with DMT , then you can use the gum or mints as often as you like.
Please be aware DMT is extremely toxic to dogs. Even small amounts (one 0.5 gram mint) of DMT can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), seizures, liver failure or even death to small dogs. One gram (two mints or one piece of gum) can be fatal to regular sized dogs. If you think your dog may have eaten a product containing DMT , call your vet, emergency clinic, or animal poison control center right away.
The problem is not a lot of products use birch based xylitol because corn based xylitol is cheaper in cost and quality .
Does anybody know what brand she uses and where to get it????
Xylitol also causes death in dogs quickly. It shuts down their liver an or other organs in them and then the dog will soon pass. Almost lost my own dog after it had one small lick of home made icing for a cake, then went and lay down....didn't move... did the research and how we found out.
I have been using Xylitol mints for six months. My bad tooth is healing. The chip in my tooth is getting smaller. Gotta say I love you it.
i saw a study where they injected chickens with endotoxins (bacterial toxins) and gave them xylitol
the endotoxins made them grow much smaller, but the xylitol stopped this poisoning
Epic xylitol gum is my go to! Tastes so good and it has solved my cavity problem!!
At school we got free Xylitol when I was small. Also story how we invented it.
What Xylitol Gum brand does she recommend?
I remember finding these oddly delicious mint toothpastes in Serbia with Xylitol and apparently it's a sweetener of some kind...
Weird recollection at 1:19 of her dentist saying the cavities would have to "come out" rather than "get filled". 🤪