Is Beer Really That Harmless? 15 Shocking Truths You Never Expected

6. Beer Disables Your Saliva Glands

People usually underestimate the importance of the saliva in the mouth, though it plays a very important role in oral health.

The saliva protects teeth, helps digest food, and removes bacteria from the mouth.

A daily consumption of a beer causes the mouth to dry out and the secretion of saliva to be lowered.

In the absence of saliva, bacteria multiply, thus decay of teeth gets fast, and bad breath becomes a regular occurrence.

It is quite common that the mouth becomes dry and sticky little by little during the day, but most of the people are not aware of the trap and keep putting water to their lips, which of course does not solve the problem.

The consequence? Gradual destruction of oral health that goes unnoticed…until it becomes too late.

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