What happens if there is 1 pineapple per day for a month

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Tooth enamel destruction

Pineapple contains a lot of acid, which can destroy the enamel of your teeth. If you brush your teeth every time after eating, the problem is exacerbated even more, because your enamel is softened with acid and will be easier to brush with a toothbrush. As a result, you can get increased sensitivity to cold and hot drinks, sour and spicy foods. That is why it is recommended to drink a glass of water immediately after eating a pineapple in order to wash off the acid residues on the teeth.

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