!Fluoride Dilemma!

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Permalink Reply by vegan witch Ⓥ on March 2, 2012 at 10:40am

peter - i am australian - we use the term bicarb - baking soda and baking power are american terms - both of these are chemically made and are not natural.

dont know where you got your science degree from ? kellogs cornflakes maybe ? but baking soda aka bicarbonate of soda aka bicarb that you purchase off the self from your grocery store does contain aluminium - you can search out aluminium free bicarb usually stocked at heath shops here - either way the baking soda aka bicarb is a course crude artificial man made chemical thats nasty stuff to mouth tissue.

if you are a elegant raw vegan 801010 low fat and instead a animal & refine foods consumer there is not need for you to use a course chemical in your mouth daily.

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Permalink Reply by Anthony M on March 1, 2012 at 4:43pm

Flourude will hurt your teeth. Avoid it if you want free will! Use concentrace minerals and hold it in your mouth for as long as you can every time you brush and it should stop the toothe decay, it did for me. It may even reverse cavities you already have... Also make sure to floss and brush twice a day. And rinse your mouth every time you eat citrus fruits or anything acidic!

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Permalink Reply by Peter Csere on March 1, 2012 at 11:33pm

I should also mention comfrey, like someone mentioned above. Also known as "knitbone," the root contains a compound that can mend bones. 

However, be advised that ingesting it is a bad idea as it is toxic to the liver in large, repeated doses. 

Some people make an infusion or a tea with 2tbps of comfrey root and 1 cup of water. They swish for 15-20 minutes, spit, and rinse. 

Of course, as with all herbal "remedies," they are unnecessary except in the emergency. Generally, following an 811 diet and much of the advice already posted here will result in remineralization. 

Don't eat dates and let them sit on your teeth for hours! Common sense. 

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Permalink Reply by Trevor Gates on March 2, 2012 at 4:47am

Or you can chew a piece of leaf and hold the leaf/juices in your mouth(near your cavities) for a few minutes and then spit it out and rinse..

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Permalink Reply by Trent K Brockie on March 2, 2012 at 10:39am

thanks I am going to look for the that!

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Permalink Reply by Diospyros on March 1, 2012 at 11:36pm

Check out the new toothpastes with Novamin, "calcium sodium phosphosilicate. NovaMin delivers silica and ionic calcium, phosphorus, and sodium, which are necessary for bone and tooth mineralization."

I think this is the best one with Novamin http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Collins-Restore-Toothpaste-4-Ounce/dp/B001... The reviews say they healed cavities with it so that's nice

On fluoride, I'm not convinced either way. The only thing I know is that it's a pretty dumb thing to do putting it drinking water. But toothpaste is a bit different since you spit it out.

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Permalink Reply by fswartz on March 2, 2012 at 5:14am

try Coral White, it's a natural fluoride and glycerin free toothpaste

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Permalink Reply by Patryc Willis on March 2, 2012 at 6:31am

I stay away from it. I have had a number of fillings and losts teeth (mostly due to amalgam fillings -  mercury) and my tooth rejecting it by creating an abscess underneath it. I finally have all my amalgams out but I have always avoided flouride and flouridated water due to:

1. Taste issues (I grew up on rain water and the only additives were those things that weren't cleaned out of our rain water tank)

2. The literature, fluoride effects so much more than your teeth. It creates brittle bones, gets into your glands including the master gland the pituitary turning it to stone (they say it calcifies but that term is a bit misleading).

3. It's a toxin, there are NO dietary requirements for fluoride in our bodies, it was used by the Germans in Concentration camps to pacify their prisoners and to sterilize them. So what is it's true purpose in our toothpaste ? I really doubt it's to protect you. 

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Permalink Reply by Trent K Brockie on March 2, 2012 at 10:43am

Thanks I wasn't aware of that! How do you know if you've had a mercury filling? Im not sure what mine where made of in the past..

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Permalink Reply by Trevor Gates on March 2, 2012 at 10:47am

Is is silver? If yes its mercury(mixed with other metals). Watch this:

smoking teeth=poison gas

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Permalink Reply by Patryc Willis on March 3, 2012 at 1:00am

they call it amalgam or silver fillings to try and avoid the word mercury which every ones knows is highly toxic. They avoid the fact that the amalgam of metals is close to 50% mercury, thus they should just be honest and call them mercury fillings. 

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Permalink Reply by Almasy on March 2, 2012 at 10:17am

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Severe_fluorosis.JPG

Do those teeth really look healthy?

flouride aint gonna help.

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