09/03/2026
After having kids, I started to notice the appearance of my teeth looking a little different.
Over the years, they almost appeared thinner. If that makes sense?
I remember feeling self conscious about the lines I was seeing and started looking for ways to support my teeth naturally.
Before I even realized what I was doing, I switched to a mineral toothpaste. Then started using real salt, adding it to my water, and using trace mineral drops.
I just wanted to get more nutrients into my body.
What I didn’t understand yet was that teeth & bones need much more than just calcium.
They also rely on minerals like phosphorus, magnesium, potassium and other trace minerals.
It wasn’t until I was well into nutritional therapy school and eventually started learning about hair analysis, that I really understood how important mineral balance was.
Once I tested my own minerals, things really clicked.
Instead of just adding in as many nutrients as I could, I could actually see what my body needed more of.
That allowed me to be much more intentional with replenishing, and really accelerate the process.
And looking back, I had plenty of reasons my mineral stores may have needed support.
Having kids. Stress. Not eating enough (I see this often in women) Environmental toxins. Caffeine and alcohol. Dehydration. Lack of nutrients.
It all adds up.
The good news?
We can absolutely restore our nutrient stores.
Sometimes the signs your body is giving you make a lot more sense once you understand what’s happening underneath them.
It’s a huge part of why I do the work I do today. Our bodies are pretty amazing 💜