Guest guest Posted October 11, 2006 Report Share Posted October 11, 2006 It is basically swishing Sesame Oil or Sunflower Oil around your mouth for 15-20 minutes on an empty stomach. It pulls toxins from your blood and bacteria from your mouth. At the end of the swishing (pulling) you spit it out, and rinse with warm sea salt water. The reason you do this for 20 minutes is that all the blood in your body filters through the big vein under you tongue every 20 minutes. It stimulates your liver to produce bile. It increases metabolism. One of the side effects is much white teeth, fresher breath, and healthy looking gums. Heck, if that's all I got, then great!! The testimonials I have read are from people with awesome dentists visits, and lessing of deep pockets in gums, allowing them to avoid gum surgery. I have now read about people who say it has cured their dandruff, lessened psoriasis, healed cracked heels, lessened asthma and drained sinuses. I can attest to the sinus condition being better. My husband and I used to be very congested all the time, and this has definitely helped a lot. Also, in the 6 months I've done this I have not been sick once. Can you tell I like it? You might think I'm crazy, but it's so benign, you should give it a try!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 11, 2006 Report Share Posted October 11, 2006 How much of each oil do you ues for oil pulling? Thanks Lucinda , " DANIELLE " <cherrybkrgrl wrote: > > > It is basically swishing Sesame Oil or Sunflower Oil around your > mouth for 15-20 minutes on an empty stomach. It pulls toxins from your blood and bacteria from your mouth. At the end of the swishing (pulling) you spit it out, and rinse with warm sea salt water. The > reason you do this for 20 minutes is that all the blood in your body > filters through the big vein under you tongue every 20 minutes. > > It stimulates your liver to produce bile. It increases metabolism. > > One of the side effects is much white teeth, fresher breath, and > healthy looking gums. > Heck, if that's all I got, then great!! > > The testimonials I have read are from people with awesome dentists > visits, and lessing of deep pockets in gums, allowing them to avoid gum surgery. > > I have now read about people who say it has cured their dandruff, > lessened psoriasis, healed cracked heels, lessened asthma and drained sinuses. I can attest to the sinus condition being better. My husband and I used to be very congested all the time, and this has definitely helped a lot. Also, in the 6 months I've done this I have not been sick once. > > Can you tell I like it? You might think I'm crazy, but it's so > benign, you should give it a try!! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 11, 2006 Report Share Posted October 11, 2006 Thanks for your reply. Very intersting. I was reading the best oil to use is refined sufflower oil or seaseme oil. What kind do you use? And only once a day? I tried it this morning and could only do it for 5 minutes...the oil started to gag me. I was using olive oil though, because that is all I have. It would be wonderful to get my sinuses cleared out!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 13, 2006 Report Share Posted October 13, 2006 I was reading the best oil to use is refined sufflower oil or seaseme oil. What kind do you use? And only once a day? I tried it this morning and could only do it for 5 minutes...the oil started to gag me. I was using olive oil though, because that is all I have. It would be wonderful to get my sinuses cleared out!!! There has certainly been some confusion in the oil pulling arena! It's definitely SUNFLOWER or SESAME OIL. I read on oilpulling.com that REFINED cold pressed oil is recommended b/c unrefined oils may harbor unwanted residues or contaminates. I was unable to find refined organic cold-pressed sunflower oil. Does anyone know how to find ORGANIC, COLD-PRESSED, REFINED, SUNFLOWER OIL? I just finished my first oil pulling and it was quite pleasant; I was able to keep it up for the full 20 min. using sunflower oil! ~Connie Stay in the know. Pulse on the new .com. Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2006 Report Share Posted October 15, 2006 I use sunflower oil, too. I have a very high gag reflex, but this tablespoon of oil in my mouth doesn't stimulate the gag at all. I was very surprised because I thought it would. I do the full 20 minutes. I only do it once a day, first thing in the morning. Some people with lots of health problems do it 3 times a day. Samala Renee ---- To use is refined sufflower oil or seaseme oil. What kind do you Use? And only once a day? I tried it this morning and could only do it for 5 minutes...the oil Started to gag me. I was using olive oil though, because that is all I have. It would be wonderful to get my sinuses cleared out!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2006 Report Share Posted October 15, 2006 At 08:15 AM 10/13/06, you wrote: >I was reading the best oil >to use is refined sufflower oil or seaseme oil. What kind do you >use? And only once a day? I do it three times a day... using Sunflower Oil, Cold Pressed, imported from France. It's in a black bottle and very nice tasting compared to some others. >I tried it this morning and could only do it for 5 minutes...the oil >started to gag me. I was using olive oil though, because that is all >I have. Yeah, get the sunflower at Wild Oats for like $6.99. It's not bad at all... maybe I was too desperate for change to notice. However, just bless it before you put it in your mouth. >It would be wonderful to get my sinuses cleared out!!! It will work for everything. I think this site might be helpful too. Consider getting the stones and one of these: Personal Salt-Air Inhaler with Original Himalayan Crystal Salt The <http://www.himalayanlivingsalt.com/salt_air_inhaler.htm>Salt-Air Inhaler is a convenient, drug-free and non-invasive device for enjoying the benefits of salt-air therapy. Daily Use For Several Minutes Can: * Ease Breathing * Support Rehabilitation & Medical Therapies of the Respiratory System * Clean the Respiratory System Salt-Air Can be Very Helpful For Respiratory Problems Caused by: * Pollen & Other Allergies * Asthma * Influenza & Other Infections * Dehydrating, Recycled Air Aboard Airlines You can send an e-mail to Hilde and ask her if that will help clean-up your sinuses, but I think it will. She is very nice... and helpful too. She will tell you the truth. I'm just starting to make the sole (the salt rocks in water solution that you drink daily) but my friend is feeling the effects of it so she told me. Check w/Hilde and her site will give you a good explanation of the importance of this salt vs table or sea salt. >Hilde F. Bschorr ><http://www.himalayanlivingsalt.com/>www.HimalayanLivingSalt.com > > There has certainly been some confusion in the oil pulling > arena! It's definitely SUNFLOWER or SESAME OIL. I read on > oilpulling.com that REFINED cold pressed oil is recommended b/c > unrefined oils may harbor unwanted residues or contaminates. I was > unable to find refined organic cold-pressed sunflower oil. Does > anyone know how to find ORGANIC, COLD-PRESSED, REFINED, SUNFLOWER OIL? I brought my oil in here to type what is on the bottle. The one I've been using is from Wild Oats, but not refined. Brand name: Rapunzel Organic Sunflower Oil (Cold Pressed and Unrefined) Milled and bottled in Southern France) 16.9 FL OZ - 500 ML. I don't know the advantage of refined because this is the ONLY one I've ever used and my results are spectacular. > > I just finished my first oil pulling and it was quite pleasant; I > was able to keep it up for the full 20 min. using sunflower oil! > > ~Connie Yep... it's great. We're going to destroy the world of dentistry with our new found knowledge from the old folk medicine. Isn't it great? Many regards, Vicki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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