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Crow, Crow. Pro most knowing. Crumb. All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio.

This is episode 323.

Jason Lengren is with me and Mandara Cromwell is back.

You may remember that we had Mandara on for episode 264 which was titled

Simatics good vibrations create everything form, sound.

We're going to get into a discussion about teeth here,

and it's getting to be a big deal, and I'll state this,

in the same way my parents, parents, my my grandmother and father, had children, my mother and father, who did better than they did.

I was the first generation that could not claim the same.

I did not do better than my parents did or most people in this situation and I think the

dental health is reflected in this and here's why. When I was young it was common for anyone who was in their 80s to have dentures. My mother is 90

she's got all her teeth and yet the next generation which is my generation I know so many people who are wearing

partials, headed towards denture and just the teeth are in poor shape. And I

think it reflects what's happened here. anyhow welcome Jason and a very beautiful good morning to you

All right. Let's try to max this out welcome Mandora

Thank you for inviting me to share my information and research here. It's great to be with all of you today.

So what do you think about my supposition, which is my firsthand observation of what I noticed. My parents generation

seemed to have Apex. They lived in the golden age of America in the 50s. They

almost most people in the middle class own houses and a lot of those people still have their teeth as I as I mentioned my mother is 90 she has all her teeth but I truly suspect that the dementia issues that I am battling have to do with two root

canals she has. But that's hard thing to prove. What do you think? Did we go up to the apex you know for people who are adults in the

50s and then drop off the cliff again? I have to agree with you there because yeah

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