To avoid any damage avoid dark colored teas and go for green, white, or other herbal teas. Red Wine: Studies suggest that wine reduces inflammation and can therefore be good for gum disease, but its deep red/purple color and its tannins will ensure that part of that color will be left behind on your teeth.
Under a Forest Service order, Rampart Range Road is open for day use only. The public is barred from camping, making fires or parking outside designated areas. Still restricted is an area that includes the national forest boundary above Garden of the Gods to Sand Gulch, or about 2 miles south of Rampart Reservoir.
Roads will reopen once crews have finished cutting the hazardous trees; however, camping will only be allowed in the Crags Campground and parking will only be allowed at designated trailheads and within the campground. Dispersed camping and campfires along Forest Road 383 will be prohibited due to safety concerns. Visitors are urged to take extra precautions when in the aforementioned areas this summer. For more information about the Crags area and closure, you can contact the Pikes Peak Ranger District at 719-636-1602.