Tooth sensitivity

February 7, 2008

Hello Collected Wisdom,

I have been about 90% raw since about Jan 1, and it's going great. I

have better memory, I can function on less sleep, I'm regular. And the

detox symptoms weren't bad at all. I did break out in eczema that I

got under control with a pair of rubber gloves for washing and coconut

oil internally and externally. I also have been reading Conscious

eating by Dr Cousens - found out that I'm a fast oxidizator so that

means more protein. I have also increased my fruit intake (Thanks

everybody!) - I have 2 bananas, an apple, and one or two pears

followed by a green smoothie (with more fruit). I seem to have

developed some teeth sensitivity to sugar. My teeth are becoming

sensitive to biting down on apples and pears. Something that I have

never encountered before. Does anybody have any experience or tips to

get my pearly whites back in tip top shape?

-Tino

February 10, 2008

Hello : When I saw Victoria Boutenko speak recently, she said that she was having gum and teeth problems and her dentist said there was really nothing she could do. Her problems dated back to living in Russia where the food had been scarce and without proper nutrients. She said that she added dandelions to her green smoothie, ate, or rather drank alot of them. Six months later she went back to her dentist and he could not believe the change in the strength of her gums and her teeth were stronger...maybe the dandelion can help with the teeth sensitivity. Ashtarra

oberoc Feb 7, 2008 10:33 AM Tooth sensitivity

Hello Collected Wisdom,I have been about 90% raw since about Jan 1, and it's going great. Ihave better memory, I can function on less sleep, I'm regular. And thedetox symptoms weren't bad at all. I did break out in eczema that Igot under control with a pair of rubber gloves for washing and coconutoil internally and externally. I also have been reading Consciouseating by Dr Cousens - found out that I'm a fast oxidizator so thatmeans more protein. I have also increased my fruit intake (Thankseverybody!) - I have 2 bananas, an apple, and one or two pearsfollowed by a green smoothie (with more fruit). I seem to havedeveloped some teeth sensitivity to sugar. My teeth are becomingsensitive to biting down on apples and pears. Something that I havenever encountered before. Does anybody have any experience or tips toget my pearly whites back in tip top shape?-Tino

February 11, 2008

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TOOTH & GUM FORMULA

FOR HEALTHIER TEETH AND GUMS!

DR. SCHULZE DESCRIBES TOOTH & GUM FORMULA:

Modern diet, junk food and sugar, and not enough natural whole foods has taken its toll on our teeth. For so many of my patients who changed over to a healthy lifestyle, their body rebounded, but the damage from cavities, infections, gum disease and dental work had taken its toll. This formula increases the circulation to the teeth and gums and can literally save them. If used regularly it will tighten teeth by tightening gums and stop bleeding gums due to plaque build up and gingivitis. This formula is anti-bacterial and anti-fungal and will destroy oral infections on contact.

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT TOOTH & GUM FORMULA:

My dentist wanted to pull out most of the teeth in my mouth. He said I had severe gum disease and actual bone loss, he said it was irreversible and there was nothing I could do. I followed your advice, using the Tooth and Gum Formula in a water pick, and in a little less than two months my dentist said it was a miracle and I didn’t have to have my teeth pulled out. He said that in dental school they say that this is absolutely impossible, but I did it. I used my juicer everyday, your SuperFood, I even used your Cayenne Tincture on a cotton swab and rubbed it into my gums, and of course the Tooth and Gum in my water pick. Thanks for helping me to keep my choppers. J.F. Westchester, NY

METABOLIC ACTION AND BOTANICAL CHEMISTRY:

Bayberry bark and Oak galls are two of the most powerful astringent herbs known. They contain tannins and the Galls of Oak may contain more tannic acid astringent than any other plant. Botanical astringents stop bleeding gums, reduce inflammation and bind and tighten tissue. That is why they have been used for centuries after a tooth was pulled to stop the bleeding and tighten up and close the hole. In many countries of the world, this treatment is still used in dentistry. In fact often a black tea bag is just bit on and held against the hole. Bayberry bark and Oak galls contain much more astringent power than black tea. The Cayenne pepper in this formula also stops bleeding of the gums, but more importantly, it dramatically increases the gum and tooth blood circulation which encourages more rapid healing.There is a tremendous amount of Cayenne extract in this formula but you will notice that it is not hot. This is because the Tea Tree oil somehow masks the hot flavor, but definitely not the action. Tea Tree oil is also a topical anti-fungal and anti-bacterial that has also been used in dentistry worldwide. In America, this wonderful healing oil was dropped for antibiotics. Considering that you are 4 times more likely to die from taking antibiotics because of anaphylactic shock than from an oral infection, and because the antiseptic power of Tea Tree oil is so well documented, to me this is a much safer route. Echinacea root is similar in action to Tea Tree oil as an oral antiseptic.Clove oil has also been used since recorded medical history to relieve tooth and gum pain and that is the main reason I included it in this formulation. Peppermint oil also stimulates oral circulation and covers up bad breath that is caused by tooth decay, oral infections and gum disease.

BOTANICAL INGREDIENTS:

Bayberry rootbark, Myrica cerifera, Oak Gall, Quercus alba, Tea Tree oil, Melaleuca alternifolia, Echinacea root, Echinacea angustifolia, Clove oil, Syzygium aromaticum, Cayenne pepper, Capsicum annuum, and Peppermint oil, Mentha piperita.

DOSAGE:For best results, get a water pick. Place 4 to 6 droppersful of the formula into a water pick reservoir along with warm water. Use the strongest setting that you can tolerate. If done daily you should notice gum bleeding halts within 1 week. You can also add 2 droppersful to 2 ounces of water and rinse mouth thoroughly, swishing and straining the water through all the teeth. This formula can also be massaged directly, full strength, into the gums using a cotton swab. Price: $20.00 Quantity: 1 fl. oz. / 30ml.

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Hello : When I saw Victoria Boutenko speak recently, she said that she was having gum and teeth problems and her dentist said there was really nothing she could do. Her problems dated back to living in Russia where the food had been scarce and without proper nutrients. She said that she added dandelions to her green smoothie, ate, or rather drank alot of them. Six months later she went back to her dentist and he could not believe the change in the strength of her gums and her teeth were stronger...maybe the dandelion can help with the teeth sensitivity. Ashtarra

oberoc Feb 7, 2008 10:33 AM Tooth sensitivity

Hello Collected Wisdom,I have been about 90% raw since about Jan 1, and it's going great. Ihave better memory, I can function on less sleep, I'm regular. And thedetox symptoms weren't bad at all. I did break out in eczema that Igot under control with a pair of rubber gloves for washing and coconutoil internally and externally. I also have been reading Consciouseating by Dr Cousens - found out that I'm a fast oxidizator so thatmeans more protein. I have also increased my fruit intake (Thankseverybody!) - I have 2 bananas, an apple, and one or two pearsfollowed by a green smoothie (with more fruit). I seem to havedeveloped some teeth sensitivity to sugar. My teeth are becomingsensitive to biting down on apples and pears. Something that I havenever encountered before. Does anybody have any experience or tips toget my pearly whites back in tip top shape?-Tino

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