What Itâs Like To Be An âOldâ Millennial. I didnât know I was a Millennial before coming to work at Elite Daily. Like a lot of people, I thought of Millennials as primarily 20-somethings, which the majority of my Millennial co-workers and employees are. But the most common definition actually puts Millennials, or Generation Y, between 18 and 33. At 32, I just barely fit into the Millennial demo, although Iâve seen the demo defined widely enough to include people born in 1979.
Mix 1 to 2 teaspoons of baking soda in 1 cup of water and gargle for at least 30 seconds. Baking soda is an acid neutralizer, it can create an environment in the throat that is inhospitable to yeasts and other organisms in the throat.
Beverages and Teeth. Soda is just plain bad for teeth, sugar-free or not. You're bathing teeth in an acid environment, says Robert Sorin, DDS, clinical instructor in the department of dentistry and oral surgery at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.ugar and Teeth. Sugar is the No. 1 enemy of your teeth, and the longer it stays in your mouth, the worse it is. Sugar is consumed by acid-producing bacteria in your mouth. The acids eat away at tooth enamel.