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Strike Two: Mayfield tests positive for meth....again

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The Meth rots them it is pretty toxic stuff. My ex wife after we divorced dated a guy that was into Meth and he had no teeth from Meth. I loved making fun of him.

I just found out from a doctor friend that the chemicals in meth inhibits saliva production, so it all makes sense. I am just curious because one of my kids takes medication for ADHD, and he also has lots of dental issues--much more than his siblings that do not take ADHD meds. I need to do some more research but have heard that there are some (I said some) chemical similarities between the two. (sorry to thread jack)

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Its definetly to the point that he needs serious help.

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