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Re:A Robot Makes a Mean Caesar Salad, but Will It Cost Jobs? by Growlzler on Sunday October 08, 2017 @11:40PM (#15431437)
Grinding wheat left byproducts of the stone burrs in the wheat product. This ground the enamel off peoples teeth leaving them nearly toothless by their mid-thirties. It wasn't till recently that "milling" became the norm in flour production. The wheat berry is not crushed in the milling process but is first burst and torn successively into every finer pieces. Some people have never tasted freshly milled flour made into bread. Total pity that...,
Re:A Robot Makes a Mean Caesar Salad, but Will It Cost Jobs? by dannyw on Sunday October 08, 2017 @11:54PM (#15431474)
Could you cite a source for grinding wheat leaving sufficient stone burr particles resulting in enamel damage? I could not find a source via Google.
Re:A Robot Makes a Mean Caesar Salad, but Will It Cost Jobs? by greglindahl on Sunday October 08, 2017 @11:57PM (#15431482)
Dental health and disease in ancient Egypt

http://www.nature.com/bdj/journal/v206/n8/full/sj.bdj.2009.3...

I got there by googling [wheat enamel damage -gluten stone], there's lots more than just this one article

Re:A Robot Makes a Mean Caesar Salad, but Will It Cost Jobs? by jacobolus on Monday October 09, 2017 @04:20AM (#15432253)
Getting the vast majority of your food from a single starchy source is also not great for dental (or general) health, even without the sand chewing part.