RE: remineralized tooth success!

[Guest guest]

Great! Just CLO? No butter? What brand of CLO was your son taking? And how

much?

Were the cavities large?

Roman

Carol & Ron Monzillo wrote:

> About six months ago my 5 year old son had a cavity. I scheduled

> for the dentist to fill it. But they cancelled the appointment and I

> never made another one, partly because I wanted to see if he didn't need

> it. Then I heard about remineralizing teeth. I did not do follow the

> procedure too closely but he does take cod liver oil about 3 times a

> week (whenever I remember). Anyway we went to the dentist the other day

> and the hygentist said, that he had some staining around that tooth and

> that maybe there had been a cavity. Then the dentist said the same. I

> was thinking, wow, it really does work! I tried to explain to them but

> they didn't want to hear what I had to say. They were too busy trying

> to tell me why my 7 year old daughter needs x rays ( just in case, the

> chances are there is nothing) and why I should do flouride rinses and

> how much mercury there is in fish so whats the big deal.

>

> Anyway I was really excited that his cavity went away, I guess it

> does work.

> Now, its time to get a new dentist.

>

> Carol

>

[Guest guest]

Fantastic news. I'd read about remineralizing among the Eskimos, who wore down

their teeth and still didn't get cavities, but I didn't realize that we could

actually do this ourselves.

Ed

----- Original Message -----

From: Carol & Ron Monzillo

Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 10:10 PM

Subject: remineralized tooth success!

About six months ago my 5 year old son had a cavity. I scheduled

for the dentist to fill it. But they cancelled the appointment and I

never made another one, partly because I wanted to see if he didn't need

it. Then I heard about remineralizing teeth. I did not do follow the

procedure too closely but he does take cod liver oil about 3 times a

week (whenever I remember). Anyway we went to the dentist the other day

and the hygentist said, that he had some staining around that tooth and

that maybe there had been a cavity. Then the dentist said the same. I

was thinking, wow, it really does work! I tried to explain to them but

they didn't want to hear what I had to say. They were too busy trying

to tell me why my 7 year old daughter needs x rays ( just in case, the

chances are there is nothing) and why I should do flouride rinses and

how much mercury there is in fish so whats the big deal.

Anyway I was really excited that his cavity went away, I guess it

does work.

Now, its time to get a new dentist.

Carol

[Guest guest]

>>>>> About six months ago my 5 year old son had a cavity. I scheduled

for the dentist to fill it. But they cancelled the appointment and I

never made another one, partly because I wanted to see if he didn't need

it. Then I heard about remineralizing teeth. I did not do follow the

procedure too closely but he does take cod liver oil about 3 times a

week (whenever I remember). Anyway we went to the dentist the other day

and the hygentist said, that he had some staining around that tooth and

that maybe there had been a cavity. Then the dentist said the same. I

was thinking, wow, it really does work! I tried to explain to them but

they didn't want to hear what I had to say. They were too busy trying

to tell me why my 7 year old daughter needs x rays ( just in case, the

chances are there is nothing) and why I should do flouride rinses and

how much mercury there is in fish so whats the big deal.

********how exciting! so, his cavity remineralized? i'm planning on having

my mercury amalgams removed. can you tell me what you gave your son that you

feel helped the re-mineralization? anything other than CLO three times a

week? how much CLO per dose? does he drink raw milk as well? and/or butter

or ghee?

>>>>Anyway I was really excited that his cavity went away, I guess it

does work.

Now, its time to get a new dentist.

*****lol! good plan

Suze Fisher

Web Design & Development

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg/

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[Guest guest]

He has been fed cod liver oil, lots of butter, and some raw milk.

Not too much ghee to speak of.

Carol

[Guest guest]

Additionally, Price had his patients eat freshly ground wheat gruel and bone

broth soups. He had children go on a program where they would eat one meal a

day with him, and at home they kept eating modern crap foods. The one meal a

day consisted of a glass of raw milk before dinner and another after dinner,

if I remember right, with a bone broth soup for one course, a gruel made from

freshly ground wheat, a main course, and supplements of cod liver oil and

butter taken together. Price thought the wheat germ was very important for

fat soluble vitamins, but in particular, vitamin E, which it is the best

source of, which he thought important to calcium utilization. On this diet,

tooth decay ceased in his patients, even eating the other crap. I don't

remember whether there were instances of remineralizaiton on this looser diet

or only on those who kept it more strictly. Also from this program, he had

two different teachers approach him and ask him what it was he was doing that

made their student go from worst in the class to best in the class.

Chris

____

" What can one say of a soul, of a heart, filled with compassion? It is a

heart which burns with love for every creature: for human beings, birds, and

animals, for serpents and for demons. The thought of them and the sight of

them make the tears of the saint flow. And this immense and intense

compassion, which flows from the heart of the saints, makes them unable to

bear the sight of the smallest, most insignificant wound in any creature.

Thus they pray ceaselessly, with tears, even for animals, for enemies of the

truth, and for those who do them wrong. "

--Saint Isaac the Syrian

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/22/02 2:00:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

h2ocolor@... writes:

> oo. The cooked meat

> was added at the end of the vegetable cooking. Raw milk and cod liver

> oil were given, but I don't recall the exact amount. It might heave

> been a half teaspoon of each or maybe a teaspoon.

I believe it was a 1 1/2 tsp, but saying it better to spread it 1/2 tsp each

meal. He said that large amounts of CLO can lead to toxicity, but that

amount is well within healthful range. I forgot about the other ingredients

in the stew. I knew there was a meat portion but couldn't remember how to

include it. Our library at UMass Amherst had the book, which was quite

fortunate. It is a great read and worth sending away for.

Chris

____

" What can one say of a soul, of a heart, filled with compassion? It is a

heart which burns with love for every creature: for human beings, birds, and

animals, for serpents and for demons. The thought of them and the sight of

them make the tears of the saint flow. And this immense and intense

compassion, which flows from the heart of the saints, makes them unable to

bear the sight of the smallest, most insignificant wound in any creature.

Thus they pray ceaselessly, with tears, even for animals, for enemies of the

truth, and for those who do them wrong. "

--Saint Isaac the Syrian

[Guest guest]

I have been read what you wrote about your son's cavity and am

wondering if you have a place where I can read about this

remineralizing teeth. Do you have a web site and other place that you

heard about this?

THANKS

--- In @y..., Carol & Ron Monzillo <monzillo@r...>

wrote:

>

> About six months ago my 5 year old son had a cavity. I

scheduled

> for the dentist to fill it. But they cancelled the appointment and

I

> never made another one, partly because I wanted to see if he didn't

need

> it. Then I heard about remineralizing teeth. I did not do follow

the

> procedure too closely but he does take cod liver oil about 3 times

a

> week (whenever I remember). Anyway we went to the dentist the

other day

> and the hygentist said, that he had some staining around that

tooth and

> that maybe there had been a cavity. Then the dentist said the

same. I

> was thinking, wow, it really does work! I tried to explain to them

but

> they didn't want to hear what I had to say. They were too busy

trying

> to tell me why my 7 year old daughter needs x rays ( just in case,

the

> chances are there is nothing) and why I should do flouride rinses

and

> how much mercury there is in fish so whats the big deal.

>

> Anyway I was really excited that his cavity went away, I guess

it

> does work.

> Now, its time to get a new dentist.

>

> Carol

[Guest guest]

Weston Price found and documented in his book

Nutrition and Physical Degeneration that tooth

cavities could be remineralized with supplementation

of cod liver oil and butter oil.

http://www.westonaprice.org could be a good start.

Roman

--- jennyhennypenny1974 <jbrewer38@...> wrote:

> I have been read what you wrote about your son's

> cavity and am

> wondering if you have a place where I can read about

> this

> remineralizing teeth. Do you have a web site and

> other place that you

> heard about this?

>

> THANKS

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I recently read Nutrition and Physical Degeneration and recall the

gruel (better call that a stew around kids) contained finely diced

beef, beef broth, and gently cooked vegetables too. The cooked meat

was added at the end of the vegetable cooking. Raw milk and cod liver

oil were given, but I don't recall the exact amount. It might heave

been a half teaspoon of each or maybe a teaspoon. Better check the

book for that information. Your library may have to send a way for

the book or you can buy it through WAP(www.westonaprice.org for your

own library. It is a fascinating read.

Be well,

Sheila

)

> Additionally, Price had his patients eat freshly ground wheat gruel

and bone

> broth soups. He had children go on a program where they would eat

one meal a

> day with him, and at home they kept eating modern crap foods. The

one meal a

> day consisted of a glass of raw milk before dinner and another

after dinner,

> if I remember right, with a bone broth soup for one course, a gruel

made from

> freshly ground wheat, a main course, and supplements of cod liver

oil and

> butter taken together. Price thought the wheat germ was very

important for

> fat soluble vitamins, but in particular, vitamin E, which it is the

best

> source of, which he thought important to calcium utilization. On

this diet,

> tooth decay ceased in his patients, even eating the other crap. I

don't

> remember whether there were instances of remineralizaiton on this

looser diet

> or only on those who kept it more strictly. Also from this

program, he had

> two different teachers approach him and ask him what it was he was

doing that

> made their student go from worst in the class to best in the class.

>

> Chris

>

> ____

>

> " What can one say of a soul, of a heart, filled with compassion?

It is a

> heart which burns with love for every creature: for human beings,

birds, and

> animals, for serpents and for demons. The thought of them and the

sight of

> them make the tears of the saint flow. And this immense and

intense

> compassion, which flows from the heart of the saints, makes them

unable to

> bear the sight of the smallest, most insignificant wound in any

creature.

> Thus they pray ceaselessly, with tears, even for animals, for

enemies of the

> truth, and for those who do them wrong. "

>

> --Saint Isaac the Syrian

[Guest guest]

To make it easier to copy/paste and search for interesting fragments, you can

download this book from www.soilandhealth.org. Buying it is also a good idea

-- to support WAPF. Or better, yet, become WAPF member.

Roman

h2ocolor1937 wrote:

> Hi,

> I recently read Nutrition and Physical Degeneration and recall the

> gruel (better call that a stew around kids) contained finely diced

> beef, beef broth, and gently cooked vegetables too. The cooked meat

> was added at the end of the vegetable cooking. Raw milk and cod liver

> oil were given, but I don't recall the exact amount. It might heave

> been a half teaspoon of each or maybe a teaspoon. Better check the

> book for that information. Your library may have to send a way for

> the book or you can buy it through WAP(www.westonaprice.org for your

> own library. It is a fascinating read.

> Be well,

> Sheila

>

[Guest guest]

Would you be so kind to specify brands of CLO and butter? And also -- amounts

of both. To some people, one table spoon of butter seems a lot, whereas to

others, it's nothing.

Thanks

Roman

Carol & Ron Monzillo wrote:

> He has been fed cod liver oil, lots of butter, and some raw milk.

> Not too much ghee to speak of.

>

> Carol