Teeth - healthier gums than ever in my adult life

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From the flaxseedoil2 list I learned about tooth soap and oil swishing. I've had gingivitis, swollen bleeding gums for all my adult life. I bought a bar of natural soap with no glycerine, and brush my teeth with a very small amount. Tastes terrible.

I also take a swig of flax oil and swish it around in my mouth for at least 15 minutes. After Harry died, I found a biological dentist, who said I have NO gingivitis, and my gums are healed. I almost fell out of the dental chair! I assure you that I did both less than once a day because I was preoccupied with caring for Harry. It was still often enough to remove all plaque, and clear my gums. I do need to do the routine regularly to have that clean (no plaque) feeling and healthy gums.

You can look up oil pulling, where it is studied extensively in Russia. They use sunflower oil, but I have flax oil on had so that's what I use. I do think that with a serious infection, colloidal silver looks best, but for upkeep, try a bar of soap with no chemicals nor glycerine. $1 a year in the USA because a sliver the size of a 1 inch piece of spaghetti is sufficient. Rhoda

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try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes teeth whiter too.

 

 

 

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Rhoda Mead

oleander soup

Thursday, June 05, 2008 10:36 PM

Teeth - healthier gums than ever in my adult life

 

 

From the flaxseedoil2 list I learned about tooth soap and oil swishing. I've had gingivitis, swollen bleeding gums for all my adult life. I bought a bar of natural soap with no glycerine, and brush my teeth with a very small amount. Tastes terrible. I also take a swig of flax oil and swish it around in my mouth for at least 15 minutes. After Harry died, I found a biological dentist, who said I have NO gingivitis, and my gums are healed. I almost fell out of the dental chair! I assure you that I did both less than once a day because I was preoccupied with caring for Harry. It was still often enough to remove all plaque, and clear my gums. I do need to do the routine regularly to have that clean (no plaque) feeling and healthy gums. You can look up oil pulling, where it is studied extensively in Russia. They use sunflower oil, but I have flax oil on had so that's what I use. I do think that with a serious infection, colloidal silver looks best, but for upkeep, try a bar of soap with no chemicals nor glycerine. $1 a year in the USA because a sliver the size of a 1 inch piece of spaghetti is sufficient. Rhoda

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I hate to disagree but I experienced quite a bit of cracking to my

dental enamel after following this procedure for over a year. I have

since read various posts online warning against h202 and Baking Soda

on a regular basis. Occasional whitening treatments may be okay.

 

jeannie

 

 

>>try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes

teeth whiter too.

[Guest guest]

In a regular basis brush with bar soap and never use toothpaste since

it has glycerin in it. You can mineralize your teeth with minerals to

support bone. Rinse your mouth after each acid meal. Also staying away

from commercial food over a period of time is definitely beneficial.

oleander soup , " Jeannie " < wrote:

>

> I hate to disagree but I experienced quite a bit of cracking to my

> dental enamel after following this procedure for over a year. I have

> since read various posts online warning against h202 and Baking Soda

> on a regular basis. Occasional whitening treatments may be okay.

>

> jeannie

>

>

> >>try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes

> teeth whiter too.

>

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mcnjnj,

 

There is one toothpaste that I do recommed... it does not contain

glycerin and is made from above ground coral calcium. It will help to

remineralize the teeth with it's ionic minerals and it tastes alot better

than soap.

 

http://coralcalcium.com/home.htm

 

Bob

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" mcnjnj " <olde_silas

<oleander soup >

Friday, June 06, 2008 7:55 PM

Re: Teeth - healthier gums than ever in my adult

life

 

 

> In a regular basis brush with bar soap and never use toothpaste since

> it has glycerin in it. You can mineralize your teeth with minerals to

> support bone. Rinse your mouth after each acid meal. Also staying away

> from commercial food over a period of time is definitely beneficial.

> oleander soup , " Jeannie " < wrote:

>>

>> I hate to disagree but I experienced quite a bit of cracking to my

>> dental enamel after following this procedure for over a year. I have

>> since read various posts online warning against h202 and Baking Soda

>> on a regular basis. Occasional whitening treatments may be okay.

>>

>> jeannie

>>

>>

>> >>try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes

>> teeth whiter too.

>>

>

>

>

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No offense, Bob,

But it has way too many ingredients for me... 3 sweeteners??? I like the tooth soap from Perfect prescription.

 

http://www.perfect-prescription.com/

JMO.

Nonie

mcnjnj, There is one toothpaste that I do recommed... it does not contain glycerin and is made from above ground coral calcium. It will help to remineralize the teeth with it's ionic minerals and it tastes alot better than soap.http://coralcalcium.com/home.htmBob

[Guest guest]

Very cool about the oil swishing! My neighbor has had great results

with it for severe inflammation due to a wisdom tooth and her teeth

are whiter too.

 

I bought some toothpaste called Restore with calcium and phosphorus

ions to repair some small flaws and see if we can prevent a dentist

visit for my daughter.

 

No fluoride but no ingredients listed either. Will report back if we

notice a difference. My teeth have gotten slightly whiter and my

daughter hasn't complained of tooth pain lately but that could also be

coincidence since her pain comes and goes.

 

Can't quite stomach the thought of brushing with soap. Do you get used

to it?

 

Sharon Hoehner

www.sharethecause.com/detoxqueen

 

oleander soup , " Rhoda Mead " <firefly541 wrote:

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> *From the flaxseedoil2 list I learned about tooth soap and oil swishing.

> I've had gingivitis, swollen bleeding gums for all my adult life. I

bought a

> bar of natural soap with no glycerine, and brush my teeth with a

very small

> amount. Tastes terrible.

> I also take a swig of flax oil and swish it around in my mouth for at

> least 15 minutes.

>

> After Harry died, I found a biological dentist, who said I have NO

> gingivitis, and my gums are healed. I almost fell out of the dental

chair! I

> assure you that I did both less than once a day because I was

preoccupied

> with caring for Harry. It was still often enough to remove all

plaque, and

> clear my gums. I do need to do the routine regularly to have that

clean (no

> plaque) feeling and healthy gums.

> You can look up oil pulling, where it is studied extensively in

Russia.

> They use sunflower oil, but I have flax oil on had so that's what I use.

>

> I do think that with a serious infection, colloidal silver looks

best,

> but for upkeep, try a bar of soap with no chemicals nor glycerine.

$1 a year

> in the USA because a sliver the size of a 1 inch piece of spaghetti is

> sufficient. Rhoda

>

> *

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharon,

Let me give you a link for healthy homemade tooth cleansers.

/Toothpastes_and_Tooth_Cleansers.htm

Also, with regard to brushing with colloidal silver soap, since the Utopia Silver customer made that wonderful discovery, I have followed his lead. Actually, it is not like you would picture brushing your teeth with regular soap. blecch. It is quite pleasant and painless. LOL

Hugs,

 

oleander soup , "Mom" <energy_now wrote:>> Very cool about the oil swishing! My neighbor has had great results> with it for severe inflammation due to a wisdom tooth and her teeth> are whiter too.> > I bought some toothpaste called Restore with calcium and phosphorus> ions to repair some small flaws and see if we can prevent a dentist> visit for my daughter. > > No fluoride but no ingredients listed either. Will report back if we> notice a difference. My teeth have gotten slightly whiter and my> daughter hasn't complained of tooth pain lately but that could also be> coincidence since her pain comes and goes. > > Can't quite stomach the thought of brushing with soap. Do you get used> to it?> > Sharon Hoehner> www.sharethecause.com/detoxqueen > > oleander soup , "Rhoda Mead" firefly541@ wrote:> >> > *From the flaxseedoil2 list I learned about tooth soap and oil swishing.> > I've had gingivitis, swollen bleeding gums for all my adult life. I> bought a> > bar of natural soap with no glycerine, and brush my teeth with a> very small> > amount. Tastes terrible.> > I also take a swig of flax oil and swish it around in my mouth for at> > least 15 minutes.> > > > After Harry died, I found a biological dentist, who said I have NO> > gingivitis, and my gums are healed. I almost fell out of the dental> chair! I> > assure you that I did both less than once a day because I was> preoccupied> > with caring for Harry. It was still often enough to remove all> plaque, and> > clear my gums. I do need to do the routine regularly to have that> clean (no> > plaque) feeling and healthy gums.> > You can look up oil pulling, where it is studied extensively in> Russia.> > They use sunflower oil, but I have flax oil on had so that's what I use.> > > > I do think that with a serious infection, colloidal silver looks> best,> > but for upkeep, try a bar of soap with no chemicals nor glycerine.> $1 a year> > in the USA because a sliver the size of a 1 inch piece of spaghetti is> > sufficient. Rhoda> > > > *> >>