dental surgery, etc - Joan

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Joan -

You might try Ginger Root for your toothache. Buy some Ginger Root at your grocery store. Cut off a piece of it and remove the skin. Put the piece in your mouth right on the painful tooth & bite down on it. The pain should go awayquickly. You may have to replace the Ginger in your mouth periodically with a fresh piece - but just keep the rest of the root you purchased in a container in your fridge, and you will always have it when you need it!.

Another option would be rubbing a mixture of oil of oregano and colloidal silver into the gum areas around any problem tooth. They will help kill any infection that may be causing the pain and the oil of oregano will act as a pain reliever as well.

Did you know that our teeth are designed to remineralize themselves? It is true. Weston Price found that the Aborigines of Australia and other indigenous tribes almost never had cavaties and that cracks in the enamel were healed naturally through remineralization - at least until refined sugar and the western diet were introduced. A big obstacle to teeth remineralization, besides refined sugar, is commercial toothpastes which contain fluoride and glycerin. Flouride is actually harmful for your teeth (the whole fluoride thing is huge scam that was invented to find a way to market the fluoride that was a by-product of oil and mining operations). Glycerin coats the enamel and makes it almost impossible for the teeth to remineralize (is is such an effective coating that it takes up to a dozen brushings without glycerin to remove it). My suggestion is to take a good plant derived trace minerals product and to find yourself a healthy natural toothpaste product such as the Jason's toothpastes I get from iherb.com. If you have never ordered from iherb before you can use my referral code (I am a frequent customer) of X0T949 to get $5 off your first order.

I hate to hear about all the meds you are taking. Chances are that you can lessen or even eliminate most if not all of them with natural alternatives. Just let us know how we can help, and perhaps take a look at some of our remedies and articles at:

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And lastly, congratulations for standing up for yourself at the dentist office!

All the best,

oleander soup , Joan <jecgsd wrote:>> HI --- I have lots of dental surgery - bad teeth & dry mouth from lots > of meds. I would like to say that I finally, at 60 yrs. old, had the > guts to say "no" to my dentist, and opt for his second choice. I've > known what's right for quite a while, but for some reason/S am > intimidated by doctors and dentists, even tho by brain says I > shouldn't be. I seem to be unable to stand up for myself. I feel so > gutless - almost with a death wish. This is a little more than I > wanted to post, but I know 's here, and I feel safe. Anyway, > for the first time, even tho the dentist pushed, hard, for an amalgam > filling (back tooth, will be wet, will last 3X as long!) - I said no. > He did look surprised. This isn't even my question...just a tiny > brag, for a tiny step. My question is -----I was interested in the > homeopathic remedy (whatever it is) for dental pain, but have always > wondered----because I am, more or less, filled up with chemicals > (depression & migraines & lingering shingle pain) 6 meds a day --- > would something as subtle as homeopthics work for me? I always > envision vegetarians drinking spring water taking them - having a > better chance of them working - because their bodies are not so > clogged up with all sorts of other stuff vying for the bodies > attention. What think you? Thanks so much. = Joan>