Tea tree & dental care/Re:Welcome to holistic-health

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Hi

 

Thank you for the greeting/blessing. That is very interesting. I love to learn

new things, especially from other cultures.

 

I actually have some tea tree oil, but have not thought to try it as I wasn't

sure it was okay to put in the mouth. They do say not to swallow the Myrhh,

though, so (thinking about it now) I think that it wouldn't hurt to try the tea

tree oil.

 

Thanks for the idea! I've been looking around for a homeopath but had not had

much luck finding one in my area. I am hopeful that there will be more choices

when we move in a few months. As of now, I am very picky about what I do put

into my body. I do not believe in using antibiotics for everything, like most

" conventional " doctors do these days.

 

Hopefully, one day soon, I will have health care practioners who follow

healthier and more natural methods.

 

Thanks again!

KF

 

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--- holistic-health wrote:

Sai Ram. That is a greeting, a mantra and a blessing. Your post is

very interesting. Have you considered Tea Tree Oil as a possible

solution? I read a lot of positive things about it, but unfortunately

I haven't had a first hand experience, esp. since it is difficult to

get it in India, where I live.

 

Homeopathy is another option for you. If you have access to a good

homeopath in your area, I am sure you will get relief.

 

Hoping to hear that your problem is solved soon and with best wishes,

 

Swamy

 

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Dear KF,

 

Sai Ram. You are most welcome. Tea Tree Oil is

conidered to be safe if sufficiently diluted. Pl.

check the instructions on the pack or check out on

internet.

 

As regards homeopathy, it is best to find some one who

can be trusted and whom you can meet in person. But if

you want a postal/telephonic consultation, I can

recommed a qualified homeopath, who I feel is quite

competent. I am an amateur homeopath but I don't take

up distant consultations. Also I don't want to get

into legal problems by suggesting a medicine, since I

am not qualified. I suggest homeopathic medicines only

to family and close friends who have faith in my

ability.

 

Best wishes.

 

Swamy

 

--- K F <wordgoddess wrote:

 

> Hi

>

> Thank you for the greeting/blessing. That is very

> interesting. I love to learn new things, especially

> from other cultures.

>

> I actually have some tea tree oil, but have not

> thought to try it as I wasn't sure it was okay to

> put in the mouth. They do say not to swallow the

> Myrhh, though, so (thinking about it now) I think

> that it wouldn't hurt to try the tea tree oil.

>

> Thanks for the idea! I've been looking around for a

> homeopath but had not had much luck finding one in

> my area. I am hopeful that there will be more

> choices when we move in a few months. As of now, I

> am very picky about what I do put into my body. I do

> not believe in using antibiotics for everything,

> like most " conventional " doctors do these days.

>

> Hopefully, one day soon, I will have health care

> practioners who follow healthier and more natural

> methods.

>

> Thanks again!

> KF

 

 

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