Twitter User Claims "Brushing Your Teeth Is A Scam" And Shows Picture Of His Teeth To Prove It, But People Are Informing Him It's Gingivitis
There has been a growing distrust of the conventional medical system as of late, particularly because of the coronavirus hysteria over the last two years that left many people feeling disappointed in the so-called experts. But is the rising esoteric health culture causing people to be sick? One Twitter user claims the dental industry is a complete scam and posts a picture of his teeth to prove it—but people are calling him out on his gingivitis.
"Trust the science" has become one of the most popularly uttered phrases from the mainstream media, various celebrities, and well-known influencers over the last few years. We've been told to blindly listen to the experts about our health, diet, and lifestyle choices. However, there's a growing number of people who are rejecting much of the so-called wisdom that has been passed down by the conventional medical system (which is largely loyal to Big Pharma). While that's a great thing to see, there are some viral moments online that make us wonder whether the esoteric health culture is causing harm to some people.