WAP Inspired Protocol for reclaiming Dentin

[Guest guest]

Dental issues in children are rarely related to " not brushing " or

" poor hygiene, " but almost always to poor nutrition. That means

overconsumption of sugar and not enough nutrients from foods. Dr.

Price figured this out, but the AMA to this day still poo-poos that

idea. Children were not meant to deal with the amount of sugar our

society peddles on them. Schools and daycares have no idea what it

means to eat healthy - they follow the food pyramid.

Below is the post from earlier this month about CLO/HVBO and resolving

dental issues. Let me reiterate this part though: You can follow/do

this protocol fully and religiously, but if you allow sugar (of any

kind) or simple carbs, it will not work. You will just be wasting

your time and efforts. We also avoided fruit while we did this.

Often times I make " treat balls " with coconut oil, a nutbutter of some

kind, a little raw cacao and xylitol. Xylitol is a known bacteria

fighter and can be bought by the pound. It also comes in toothpaste,

which we use and chewing gum, which we tried until I started finding

little white gummy piles all over the house ...

> And just to stand on my soapbox here a bit; earlier this year our

> little one fell, on his toothbrush, while brushing his teeth and

> completely broke, in half, one of his front baby teeth. Straight

> across. I took him to see a pediatric dentist who told me that his

> four front teeth needed to be drilled, then backed by amalgam then

> filled with resin all whilst in the comfort of a nice $950

> anesthesiologists bill - that was not covered by no Cigna DMO. One of

> the humbling moments of my life.

>

> Upon further investigation into " alternative methods " , I happened upon

> some other WAPpy-type mothers who had similar issues with

> rotting/broken baby teeth, and the answers were quite simple.

>

> High doses of CLO (like 20,000 IUs of Vitamin D)

> High Vitamin Butter Oil

> Increased minerals (like from sushi wrappers and

> pink salt and soaking little feeties in nigari crystals)

> Calc. Phos. (homeopathic remedy)

> Probiotic - lots of it

> No white sugar

> No white carbs

>

> We followed this fairly closely for several weeks (mostly still do,

> sans the butter oil (that stuff is funkay)) and to our delight - new

> dentin has formed in his mouth and he's no longer as sensitive. We

> are not religious about brushing either. He should be able to get

> through his toddler years without having any work done and let his

> teeth fall out naturally.

>

> The CLO did not affect my weight. It did however, tame the voracious

> PMS beast quite a bit.**

>

> We use Blue Ice Premium High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil from

> www.buildinghealth.com. I order from there because this is the

> cheapest I could find it - they'll do free shipping at $50, so you

> have to order three bottles at a time.

>

> If you compare that to Carlson's (from iherb), here's what you get:

>

> Carlson's - $24.62 = .25/serving

> Blue Ice - $23.90 = .265/serving

>

> That's not much of a diff. But the kicker is what's in each serving.

> One serving of Carlson's gives you 700 IU to 1,200 IU*** of Vitamin A

> and 400 IU of Vitamin D. Blue Ice gives 5750 IUs of Vitamin A and 575

> IUs of Vitamin D.

>

> **In the last several weeks, I have found a magical, synergistic

> affect working between 2tsp. of Blue Ice CLO, 3Tbsp. of VCO and 3Tsp.

> of pharm. grade fish oil (http://tinyurl.com/39m8yg). Virtually all

> PMS symptoms have abated (except for the " weepies " ) and I'm finding

> that my adrenal fatigue or whatever afternoon fatigue is no longer

> kicking my butt. Of course, that could all change once my body

> figures out all the good things I'm trying to do to it. YMMV.

>

> -vanessa

>

> ... stepping off soapbox

>

[Guest guest]

Okay this is interesting. My dh eats very different than I do, but in

general the child in question does not regularly have sweets, etc.

However, my child who from birth has always preferred to eat more like me,

never had this issue....

Anyway, I did already know this, but that always just made it more confusing

since of course I do my best to only offer good nutritional choices (which

is the same I did with my first and he did fine).

He isn¹t a big fruit eater, the occasional apple or part of an orange, so I

don¹t think avoiding the fruit for awhile will be difficult...thanks for

clarifying that.

I don¹t know if I will be able to get this child to eat those treat balls,

but I can try .

Just read the protocol. I¹ll probably have more questions as we go, but it

was pretty much what I was expecting.

The blue ice is the one I have right now that I¹ll need to pitch and order

again. Thanks for explaining all that because the friend I talked to before,

before I ordered it also said to get the blue ice.

So its okay for him to continue to still have his occasional amount of 100%

whole grain bread? He does eat some of that. That¹s the main thing carby

that he eats...otherwise he¹s kind of a meat and broccoli kind of guy......

His dad feeds him other stuff at times (like cereal or waffles, but not even

weekly) but I¹ll try to get dh to stop doing that...... ( I don¹t know if he

will believe me about the cavity thing, but I¹m going to try)

What do you use for the probiotic? I have acidopholous in the fridge, but

figured their is something more/something else you use?

Chantelle

On 11/28/08 7:17 AM, " van essa " <vandalsem@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Dental issues in children are rarely related to " not brushing " or

> " poor hygiene, " but almost always to poor nutrition. That means

> overconsumption of sugar and not enough nutrients from foods. Dr.

> Price figured this out, but the AMA to this day still poo-poos that

> idea. Children were not meant to deal with the amount of sugar our

> society peddles on them. Schools and daycares have no idea what it

> means to eat healthy - they follow the food pyramid.

>

> Below is the post from earlier this month about CLO/HVBO and resolving

> dental issues. Let me reiterate this part though: You can follow/do

> this protocol fully and religiously, but if you allow sugar (of any

> kind) or simple carbs, it will not work. You will just be wasting

> your time and efforts. We also avoided fruit while we did this.

>

> Often times I make " treat balls " with coconut oil, a nutbutter of some

> kind, a little raw cacao and xylitol. Xylitol is a known bacteria

> fighter and can be bought by the pound. It also comes in toothpaste,

> which we use and chewing gum, which we tried until I started finding

> little white gummy piles all over the house ...

>

>

>

>> > And just to stand on my soapbox here a bit; earlier this year our

>> > little one fell, on his toothbrush, while brushing his teeth and

>> > completely broke, in half, one of his front baby teeth. Straight

>> > across. I took him to see a pediatric dentist who told me that his

>> > four front teeth needed to be drilled, then backed by amalgam then

>> > filled with resin all whilst in the comfort of a nice $950

>> > anesthesiologists bill - that was not covered by no Cigna DMO. One of

>> > the humbling moments of my life.

>> >

>> > Upon further investigation into " alternative methods " , I happened upon

>> > some other WAPpy-type mothers who had similar issues with

>> > rotting/broken baby teeth, and the answers were quite simple.

>> >

>> > High doses of CLO (like 20,000 IUs of Vitamin D)

>> > High Vitamin Butter Oil

>> > Increased minerals (like from sushi wrappers and

>> > pink salt and soaking little feeties in nigari crystals)

>> > Calc. Phos. (homeopathic remedy)

>> > Probiotic - lots of it

>> > No white sugar

>> > No white carbs

>> >

>> > We followed this fairly closely for several weeks (mostly still do,

>> > sans the butter oil (that stuff is funkay)) and to our delight - new

>> > dentin has formed in his mouth and he's no longer as sensitive. We

>> > are not religious about brushing either. He should be able to get

>> > through his toddler years without having any work done and let his

>> > teeth fall out naturally.

>> >

>> > The CLO did not affect my weight. It did however, tame the voracious

>> > PMS beast quite a bit.**

>> >

>> > We use Blue Ice Premium High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil from

>> > www.buildinghealth.com. I order from there because this is the

>> > cheapest I could find it - they'll do free shipping at $50, so you

>> > have to order three bottles at a time.

>> >

>> > If you compare that to Carlson's (from iherb), here's what you get:

>> >

>> > Carlson's - $24.62 = .25/serving

>> > Blue Ice - $23.90 = .265/serving

>> >

>> > That's not much of a diff. But the kicker is what's in each serving.

>> > One serving of Carlson's gives you 700 IU to 1,200 IU*** of Vitamin A

>> > and 400 IU of Vitamin D. Blue Ice gives 5750 IUs of Vitamin A and 575

>> > IUs of Vitamin D.

>> >

>> > **In the last several weeks, I have found a magical, synergistic

>> > affect working between 2tsp. of Blue Ice CLO, 3Tbsp. of VCO and 3Tsp.

>> > of pharm. grade fish oil (http://tinyurl.com/39m8yg). Virtually all

>> > PMS symptoms have abated (except for the " weepies " ) and I'm finding

>> > that my adrenal fatigue or whatever afternoon fatigue is no longer

>> > kicking my butt. Of course, that could all change once my body

>> > figures out all the good things I'm trying to do to it. YMMV.

>> >

>> > -vanessa

>> >

>> > ... stepping off soapbox

>> >

>

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