Does raw food cause bad teeth?

[Guest guest]

We do not need any products. We do not even need water. What we need is to

learn how to brush and floss correctly ... to clean down to and along the

entire gum line.

 

To my knowledge, the widely circulated reports of RFs experiencing " teeth "

problems all seem to originate along the gum line. These problems were

present before the people became RFs, but on the SAD diet, their gums were

sufficiently swollen to hide the problems. As with many things physical and

emotional, switching to RF, and particularly for those who choose low-fat

RF, the old " armor " disappears. In this case, the swelling diminishes and

eventually vanishes, exposing whatever ails you ... like unprotected nerve

tissue.

 

The solution lies in simple, basic personal hygiene, healthful living (NOT

just diet), patience, and faith. You will heal ... if you are willing.

 

Best regards,

Elchanan

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Catherine Young

Wednesday, November 05, 2008 10:28 PM

 

Re: Re: Does raw food cause bad teeth?

 

 

From whqat I have learned you can use simple soap to brush your teeth. The

key is that it must not have Glycerin in it (which is hard to find in

stores) because it coats the teeth so they cannot re-enamalize. You can

google this information.:::.>>>>

Catherine

 

PS Most toothpastes contain glycerin.

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