Malic Acid....destroys Tooth Enamel?
Hey, I just started taking Malic Acid based on the suggestion for oxaloacetate by the wonderful folks in this forum. Malic Acid converts to oxaloacetate which helps the brain and mitochondria produce ATP.
However, I research on the internet and I found out that Malic Acid eats away at your tooth enamel....so how true is that?
I guess if I take in Malic Acid in powder form, I have to use a straw to suck it with a liquid drink to avoid hitting the teeth or take Malic Acid pills.
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Most acids will destroy tooth enamel. You are doing it right use a straw.
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thanks john, do you know the conversation rate from Malic Acid to oxaloacetate!?
As John said, all acids will do that. But drink, or rinse with water after. Or even better, some water with hydrogenbicarbonate (good buffer and will neutralize the acid).
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hydrogen bicarbonate? you mean hydrogen mixed with carbon dioxide....where in the hell do i get that?
mix sodium bicarbonate in water?
Another supplement...no thanks...I will just use the straw.
it's not too bad. maybe $2 a box at the grocery store.
ask for baking soda.