Re: Oil pulling /sesame seed oil as food

[Guest guest]

Just to chime in, I have been oil pulling with VCO for a couple months

now, once a day and not religiously. At first I wasn't impressed with

the whitening, which seemed to be more like graying. But since I've

started with Spry toothpaste, my teeth are getting MUCH whiter.

I haven't been able to read Mr. Fife's book yet, but I have added to

my routine swishing my toothbrush in salt/baking soda water after

brushing, to disinfect it, snuffing the S/BS water up my sinuses, and

tongue scraping before a final rinse and gargle.

There have already been a couple colds that have run through our

household this season, and they both missed me. I'm also taking olive

leaf extract when I'm exposed, which is often because I tutor school

children.

I just looked at the skin around my mouth with glasses on today, and I

do notice fewer small lines in the mouth area. At the corners of the

eyes, I don't know. I generally use only castor oil for moisturizing

my face, and Bare Minerals for make-up and soap almost never.

I'm afraid to try oil pulling with sesame oil. I think I might gag?

Cheers!

nah

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> I thought i would combine an update and a comment about sesame seed

> oil at the same time.

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> Ive ben oil pulling for 3 weeks and the diferance to my skin is

> amasing,esp on my face and heel. On my heel was a lot of skin as a

> callous from stretching exercises because of tendon problems. That

> is now gone..i cant believe that. It must have been 5mm thick.

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> The skin on my face is improved incredibly. Some of my laugh lines

> are gone.

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> So to say sesame seed is not good for food i dont think is right. I

> dont swallow any sesame oil,but when i OP,it stays in my mouth for 30-

> 40 mins. I think a fair bit is absorbed through the mouth and this

> helps.

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> Bypassing the stomach is why i think it works for me as I have gut

> absorbtions problems.

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> Also,Im cutting back on how many times i OP with sesame oil as

> Im " pitta " and sesame oil is warming and I get a bit agro if i have

> to many " warming foods " . So from now on i will op with sesame oil

> every 2nd day. But from the benefits so far,Im not stopping.

>

[Guest guest]

I thought i would update this as its been a while. you know whatits like,you try

something and after a while you forget what it does. When you run out of VCO,you

get some more and start again and realise the good it does.

I havnt done it for a month and what started me again was the white crud

starting to form on my tongue,which was pure pink from the OPing.

After oil pulling with VCO for the 2nd day,Ive noticed the energy. I walk 4

times a week 5kms. Today I felt like i was flying...man what a feeling.

I OPed for 30 mins before i went for my walk.

So Im glad i re-started. Im going to try and find out how much oil is absorbed

in the mouth. I do know it get into the blood stream a lot quicker.

[Guest guest]

The Mechanics of Sublingual Absorption

The route of absorption via the highly vascularized buccal mucosa, under the

tongue, allows a more direct access to the blood circulation, providing direct

systemic administration.

The active ingredients are directly absorbed through the mucosa and passed via

the jugular vein to the superior vena cava. Thus the gastro-intestinal tract and

the liver are by-passed.

The sublingual artery carries the absorbed substances into the sublingual gland.

The sublingual artery originates in the lingual artery, which is the body's main

blood supply to the tongue and floor of the mouth.

The lingual artery stems from the external carotid artery, which originates in

the common carotid artery. The carotid artery provides quick access to the

cerebral hemisphere and the heart. In this way, sublingual absorption gives a

rapid systemic effect.

[Guest guest]

Has anyone heard that OP can loosen fillings in the teeth? It sounds

possible if they are older amalgams.

The Mechanics of Sublingual Absorption

The route of absorption via the highly vascularized buccal mucosa, under the

tongue, allows a more direct access to the blood circulation, providing

direct systemic administration.

The active ingredients are directly absorbed through the mucosa and passed

via the jugular vein to the superior vena cava. Thus the gastro-intestinal

tract and the liver are by-passed.

The sublingual artery carries the absorbed substances into the sublingual

gland.

The sublingual artery originates in the lingual artery, which is the body's

main blood supply to the tongue and floor of the mouth.

The lingual artery stems from the external carotid artery, which originates

in the common carotid artery. The carotid artery provides quick access to

the cerebral hemisphere and the heart. In this way, sublingual absorption

gives a rapid systemic effect.

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[Guest guest]

If the filling is loose, oil pulling may let you know you have a

problem. Not knowing you have a loose filling is a recipe fo rmajor

tooth infection.

Alobar

On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:30 AM, S a n r<sanr@...> wrote:

> Has anyone heard that OP can loosen fillings in the teeth? It sounds

> possible if they are older amalgams.

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[Guest guest]

But do you think that if there was infection in the filling, the OP would

remove it and it could tighten up, or reattach to the tooth again?

If the filling is loose, oil pulling may let you know you have a

problem. Not knowing you have a loose filling is a recipe fo rmajor

tooth infection.

Alobar

On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:30 AM, S a n r<sanr@...> wrote:

> Has anyone heard that OP can loosen fillings in the teeth? It sounds

> possible if they are older amalgams.

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[Guest guest]

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If your filling is loose you need to have it removed and the tooth cleaned.

It will never tighten up, the surrounding tooth has rotted.

Bruce

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Coconut Oil

Subject: Re: Re: Oil pulling /sesame seed oil as

food

But do you think that if there was infection in the filling, the OP would

remove it and it could tighten up, or reattach to the tooth again?

If the filling is loose, oil pulling may let you know you have a

problem. Not knowing you have a loose filling is a recipe fo rmajor

tooth infection.

Alobar

On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:30 AM, S a n r<sanrcharter (DOT)

<mailto:sanr%40charter.net> net> wrote:

> Has anyone heard that OP can loosen fillings in the teeth? It sounds

> possible if they are older amalgams.

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[Guest guest]

, didn't Dr. Fife just indicate oil pulling does NOT pull things through

the skin, but clean the mouth, on this list, a few days ago?

Duncan

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[Guest guest]

Duncan, I was not talking about pulling things through the skin. I was

referring to pulling things FROM/IN the mouth. Which is where the filling in

the tooth is. If OP does not pull things even from the mouth, then what good

DOES OP do?

, didn't Dr. Fife just indicate oil pulling does NOT pull things

through the skin, but clean the mouth, on this list, a few days ago?

Duncan

> > Has anyone heard that OP can loosen fillings in the teeth? It sounds

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