heres one for You DOC..re oral health

[Guest guest]

before my teeth are extracted what preventative things can i do now to avoid any

probems later by cleanising since they link stroke and heart problems to

teeth..??

appreciate the help.

Rev. Beth

[Guest guest]

I think Oil Pulling is the most incredible way to clean your teeth. I do it and my teeth feel absolutely slick, just like after coming from the hygienist after having my teeth cleaned. Oil Pulling also pulls out toxins. http://www.earthclinic.com/Remedies/oil_pulling.html#COCONUT

HOW IT WORKS:The oil pulls all mucous, bacteria and toxins from your body through your saliva. According to Ayurvedic medicine, mucous is a poison that must be removed.

Katherine

[Guest guest]

Not sure if this was

answered or not, but I'll throw my two cents in here.

 

There are two things that can terminatedly handle this condition

without having to have those teeth extracted.

 

#1 is my Tooth and Gum Formula.

#2 is handling your body's pH as per my Lecture #2 = "Nutritional

Secrets & Lifetime Health"

 

You've got to get yourself on to an all alkaline diet in order to

handle what "CAUSED" this condition in the first place. If you haven't

listened to that second lecture of mine in the Lecture Series, then

this is a must. There's no sense in using my Tooth & Gum Formula

to fix this problem if you're still doing those things that caused the

problem in the first place. It's like trying to fix a pain in your

foot without taking out the 3" nail that's been driven through it.

 

Best,

 

Doc

 

On 2/17/2010 11:42 AM, Beth wrote:

 

 

before my teeth are extracted what preventative things can i do

now to avoid any probems later by cleanising since they link stroke and

heart problems to teeth..??

appreciate the help.

Rev. Beth

[Guest guest]

okie dokie..thank you so much t Doc..makes sence..--- On Thu, 2/25/10, Doc <Doc wrote:

Doc <DocRe: {Herbal Remedies} heres one for You DOC..re oral healthherbal remedies Date: Thursday, February 25, 2010, 5:35 PM

Not sure if this was answered or not, but I'll throw my two cents in here.There are two things that can terminatedly handle this condition without having to have those teeth extracted. #1 is my Tooth and Gum Formula.#2 is handling your body's pH as per my Lecture #2 = "Nutritional Secrets & Lifetime Health"You've got to get yourself on to an all alkaline diet in order to handle what "CAUSED" this condition in the first place. If you haven't listened to that second lecture of mine in the Lecture Series, then this is a must. There's no sense in using my Tooth & Gum Formula to fix this problem if you're still doing those things that caused the problem in the first place. It's like trying to fix a pain in your foot without taking out the 3" nail that's been driven through it. Best,DocOn 2/17/2010 11:42 AM,

Beth wrote:

before my teeth are extracted what preventative things can i do now to avoid any probems later by cleanising since they link stroke and heart problems to teeth..?? appreciate the help.Rev. Beth

[Guest guest]

Would MMS not kill beneficial mouth bacteria used for predigestion?

 

Melly

 

herbal remedies , Doc <Doc wrote:

>

> Neither would I use it on a daily basis = just too rough on the system.

> Naaaaa, the best route is with that Tooth & Gum Formula and switching

> over to an all alkaline diet.

> Hugs,

> Doc

>

> On 2/25/2010 1:14 PM, Renee wrote:

> >

> > /----/

> > I've never heard of it being specific for the teeth, but any detox

> > will contribute to the overall well-being of the body in general.

> > Jim says that though MMS does take mercury and other heavy metals out

> > of the body, it does not interfere with fillings in teeth. This was a

> > question we directly asked him and he said it was perfectly safe to

> > brush and rinse with MMS even if you had fillings of any kind.

> > I used AMMS (activated MMS) for a mouth rinse. I had a loose tooth in

> > the right upper molars, and had been experiencing pain for 2 months,

> > some days bad, some days not at all. I assumed it was because the

> > tooth was loose and as it moved it bothered the nerve. But I decided

> > to try Jim's method of rinsing and brushing with AMMS to see what

> > would happen. By the third morning of doing this, there was no longer

> > any pain, nor did it ever return. So it proved to me the pain was NOT

> > due to nerve stuff, but was indeed an infection. Once the infection

> > was cleared I was never bothered again. But the tooth did continue to

> > get looser and eventually, about a year later, I did get it pulled. I

> > was told there wasn't much bone left to hold it in place, which is why

> > it had gotten loose.

> > The one thing I will point out is that you should thoroughly rinse

> > your mouth with plain water, or perhaps even baking soda water, after

> > brushing and rinsing with MMS. I did not and my teeth became

> > extremely sensitive to everything. Little by little the teeth hurt

> > more and more, all my teeth. At first I thought I was experiencing a

> > detox of some sort, but it got to the point where I couldn't even chew

> > food because pressure on all my teeth hurt too much. Once I stopped

> > using the MMS daily for this, it took about 2 to 3 weeks for my teeth

> > to totally quit aching. It started slowly at first, just sensitivity

> > to cold, then hot, then chewing anything at all, then basically

> > hurting all the time. I was told it is because the MMS strips the

> > alkaline barrier from the teeth, so that if MMS is used this way a

> > person needs to protect the teeth. Some say just rinsing good with

> > distilled water is enough, others have said to also remineralize the

> > teeth by using a remineralizing toothpaste. They say it's not so much

> > the actual MMS, but the acid used to mix the MMS, and that some people

> > who have used too much citrus fruits (even while not mixing in MMS)

> > have stripped their teeth.

> > I did nothing more than quit rinsing/brushing with the AMMS and the

> > pain eventually went completely away. I experienced no permanent

> > damage. This was over 3 years ago now. So using AMMS is great for

> > killing mouth pathogens, but I would hesitate to use it for daily

> > brushing, as Jim does. He says that after 2 weeks of daily brushing

> > and rinsing with AMMS that your teeth will become super tight. It did

> > so for him, so I am not saying my experience is THE experience you

> > would have, or anyone else would have.

> > But MMS is an extreme product. What it does for one person, it will

> > do the exact opposite for another. I would never hesitate to use AMMS

> > for, say, weekly maintenance to keep down pathogens, nor would I

> > hesitate to use it on any sort of tooth ache. But for me, I will not

> > go back to using it daily, as Jim does.

> > Samala,

> > Renee

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I have one, since we are talking about teeth. Tell me this. When I was young the

dentist took xrays of my teeth and I had my 3rd molars there that haven't come

in yet. I waited my whole life. The dentist over the years never said anything.

Then one day after 20 so years. The dentist took xrays and showed me them. The

3rd molars were no longer in the picture nor did they ever grow in. What

happened to them? The dentist thought I was crazy. He told me I must have had

them all extracted and just forgot. But I think I would remember that.

Thanks

Teresa

herbal remedies , " Renee " <gaiacita wrote:

>

> ----

>

> I've never heard of it being specific for the teeth, but any detox will

> contribute to the overall well-being of the body in general.

>

>

> Jim says that though MMS does take mercury and other heavy metals out of the

> body, it does not interfere with fillings in teeth. This was a question we

> directly asked him and he said it was perfectly safe to brush and rinse with

> MMS even if you had fillings of any kind.

>

> I used AMMS (activated MMS) for a mouth rinse. I had a loose tooth in the

> right upper molars, and had been experiencing pain for 2 months, some days

> bad, some days not at all. I assumed it was because the tooth was loose and

> as it moved it bothered the nerve. But I decided to try Jim's method of

> rinsing and brushing with AMMS to see what would happen. By the third

> morning of doing this, there was no longer any pain, nor did it ever return.

> So it proved to me the pain was NOT due to nerve stuff, but was indeed an

> infection. Once the infection was cleared I was never bothered again. But

> the tooth did continue to get looser and eventually, about a year later, I

> did get it pulled. I was told there wasn't much bone left to hold it in

> place, which is why it had gotten loose.

>

> The one thing I will point out is that you should thoroughly rinse your

> mouth with plain water, or perhaps even baking soda water, after brushing

> and rinsing with MMS. I did not and my teeth became extremely sensitive to

> everything. Little by little the teeth hurt more and more, all my teeth.

> At first I thought I was experiencing a detox of some sort, but it got to

> the point where I couldn't even chew food because pressure on all my teeth

> hurt too much. Once I stopped using the MMS daily for this, it took about 2

> to 3 weeks for my teeth to totally quit aching. It started slowly at first,

> just sensitivity to cold, then hot, then chewing anything at all, then

> basically hurting all the time. I was told it is because the MMS strips the

> alkaline barrier from the teeth, so that if MMS is used this way a person

> needs to protect the teeth. Some say just rinsing good with distilled water

> is enough, others have said to also remineralize the teeth by using a

> remineralizing toothpaste. They say it's not so much the actual MMS, but

> the acid used to mix the MMS, and that some people who have used too much

> citrus fruits (even while not mixing in MMS) have stripped their teeth.

>

> I did nothing more than quit rinsing/brushing with the AMMS and the pain

> eventually went completely away. I experienced no permanent damage. This

> was over 3 years ago now. So using AMMS is great for killing mouth

> pathogens, but I would hesitate to use it for daily brushing, as Jim does.

> He says that after 2 weeks of daily brushing and rinsing with AMMS that your

> teeth will become super tight. It did so for him, so I am not saying my

> experience is THE experience you would have, or anyone else would have.

>

> But MMS is an extreme product. What it does for one person, it will do the

> exact opposite for another. I would never hesitate to use AMMS for, say,

> weekly maintenance to keep down pathogens, nor would I hesitate to use it on

> any sort of tooth ache. But for me, I will not go back to using it daily,

> as Jim does.

>

> Samala,

> Renee

>

[Guest guest]

Jim Humbles MMS is 28% sodium chlorite. Now there is a weaker solution with

just 5% sodium chlorite. According to the poster it works the same way.

 

Melly

 

herbal remedies , CJ Fox <premierfox wrote:

>

> What  is MMS?

> thanks

> CJ 

>

> --- On Thu, 2/25/10, Doc <Doc wrote:

>

>

> Doc <Doc

> Re: {Herbal Remedies} Re:heres one for You DOC..re oral health

> herbal remedies

> Thursday, February 25, 2010, 11:49 AM

>

>

>  

>

>

>

> MMS is excellent for overall detoxing (I've done the program), but it is very

intense and should be done with a twin or a partner who can help monitor you

through the rougher spots.   This is one of those where a " Little bit goes a

long ways " .  I've never heard of it being specific for the teeth, but any detox

will contribute to the overall well-being of the body in general.

>

> My earlier post on oral will get the best results for teeth problems as it

goes to the cause rather than just a general type of detox which the MMS is. 

>

> Best,

>

> Doc

>

> On 2/18/2010 2:47 PM, Ginger Duckett wrote:

>  

>

>

> Hi everyone,

> I am new here, and have been reading, as to oral health it just so happens tha

I listened to a video about MMS and Mr. Humble said it is good for your teeth an

gums, hs anyone tried this?

>  

> Thanks,

> Ginger

>

>

>

>

>

> Katherine Murray <tadadzn (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net>

> herbal remedies

> Thu, February 18, 2010 1:51:05 PM

> {Herbal Remedies} Re:heres one for You DOC..re oral health

>

>  

>

>

> I think Oil Pulling is the most incredible way to clean your teeth.  I do it

and my teeth feel absolutely slick, just like after coming from the hygienist

after having my teeth cleaned.  Oil Pulling also pulls out toxins. 

http://www.earthcli nic.com/Remedies /oil_pulling. html#COCONUT

> HOW IT WORKS:

> The oil pulls all mucous, bacteria and toxins from your body through your

saliva. According to Ayurvedic medicine, mucous is a poison that must be

removed.

> Katherine

>