Re: Was: My Iodine Regimen {{adrenals}} Now: Reversing tooth decay

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This discussion is timely for me. I went to the dentist today and then told me that I needed a filling for a hairline crack in a molar or I would need a crown. I ordered some tooth soap and am going to see if I can reverse this. Since it is a VERY small hairline crack that is not to the root I want to avoid more drilling since I had all of my amalgams removed in 2006. Thanks for the testimonial. It's always hard to know if it is a lot of hype or not. I do eat well - 90% organic whole foods. I am excited about this because since RAI treatments I have had a struggle with my teeth and gums. They are sensitive, gums tender and teeth always throb. I am hopeful!

Was: My Iodine Regimen {{adrenals}} Now: Reversing tooth decay

I have been using Tooth Soap for about 5 months now. My front tooth has a chip in it that was pretty noticeable -- but it has remineralized and is now probably 80-90% less noticeable. The chip has actually filled in!

I also went to the dentist last week and had ZERO cavities! This is not a normal occurrence for me -- I usually have at least one cavity when I go.

Tooth Soap is only part of the equation. You need to eat a nutrient dense diet. This is based on the theory of Dr. Weston Price DDS who said that tooth decay is a consequence of nutritional deficiencies.

Dr. Price studied people around the world eating traditional nutrient dense whole food diets high in saturated animal fats and protein who had no cavities, tooth decay or crooked teeth. When they started eating "modern" foods like white flour, unsoaked grains and sugar, that is when the tooth decay and tooth crowding (among other problems) developed.

I have followed the diet recommended by the Weston A. Price Foundation for the past 5 months -- http://www.westonaprice.org/basicnutrition/index.html

Incidentally the WAPF also recommends avoiding soy and other goitrogens that block iodine.

I believe that and the Tooth Soap are responsible for the remineralization of my teeth.

Here's Dr. Price's book online -- the photos are amazing:

http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/price/pricetoc.html

Ann Marie

On Apr 13, 2008, at 8:37 PM, Duke Stone wrote:

:All is not lots. You can regain you tooth enamel. Your just using the wrong kind of soap. I got this from a friend .

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--- ladybugsandbees <ladybugsandbees@...>

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> This discussion is timely for me. I went to the

> dentist today and then told me that I needed a

> filling for a hairline crack in a molar or I would

> need a crown. I ordered some tooth soap and am

> going to see if I can reverse this. Since it is a

> VERY small hairline crack that is not to the root I

> want to avoid more drilling since I had all of my

> amalgams removed in 2006. Thanks for the

> testimonial. It's always hard to know if it is a

> lot of hype or not. I do eat well - 90% organic

> whole foods. I am excited about this because since

> RAI treatments I have had a struggle with my teeth

> and gums. They are sensitive, gums tender and teeth

> always throb. I am hopeful!

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Are you talking about the tooth soap from the grain

and salt society? I've been thinking of getting some

from there, but wasn't sure.

My dental hygientist recommends using tea tree oil for

any large mm spots between the teeth.

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Can you give me some info about tooth soap? Is it actually soap?

>>I have been using Tooth Soap for about 5 months now. My front tooth has a chip in it that was pretty noticeable -- but it has remineralized and is now probably 80-90% less noticeable. The chip has actually filled in!

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Hi, . I'm sure you can reverse it. I used to have sensitive painful teeth/gums too -- after I started doing all of the above (the WAPF diet), the sensitivity totally disappeared within a month or so.Eating organic is not enough -- you must avoid any and all grains/nuts/seeds and legumes that have not been properly soaked/sprouted or fermented. They rob your body of the nutrients you need to remineralize the teeth. You can get some sprouted breads at Trader Joe's (Food for Life or Eziekel). You pretty much have to avoid most processed/packaged foods. Soy (it's a legume) is another thing that robs your body of proper nutrients (not to mention blocks iodine). So it's good to stay away from processed foods and restaurant foods for that reason.You also have to eat nutrient dense foods to rebuild. Take cod liver oil to get enough vitamin D for adequate absorption of calcium. And eat plenty of saturated animal fats -- heavy cream, butter, etc. All this info is on the WAPF website. "Nourishing Traditions" by Sally Fallon is an essential resource.Ann MarieOn Apr 14, 2008, at 1:45 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:This discussion is timely for me. I went to the dentist today and then told me that I needed a filling for a hairline crack in a molar or I would need a crown. I ordered some tooth soap and am going to see if I can reverse this. Since it is a VERY small hairline crack that is not to the root I want to avoid more drilling since I had all of my amalgams removed in 2006. Thanks for the testimonial. It's always hard to know if it is a lot of hype or not. I do eat well - 90% organic whole foods. I am excited about this because since RAI treatments I have had a struggle with my teeth and gums. They are sensitive, gums tender and teeth always throb. I am hopeful!

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Yes it is actually soap -- grated into shreds.http://www.perfect-prescription.com/On Apr 14, 2008, at 2:15 PM, DeCubellis Ranch wrote:Can you give me some info about tooth soap? Is it actually soap? >>I have been using Tooth Soap for about 5 months now. My front tooth has a chip in it that was pretty noticeable -- but it has remineralized and is now probably 80-90% less noticeable. The chip has actually filled in!

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Why the high price then? A good bar of natural peppermint soap can be had for

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Still doesn't add up, but I guess that's free market. A bottle of organic

essential oils is less

than ten and it would last through many bars. I'm pulling out the food processor

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t'weren't me. snipping got confused. sorry!

heidi

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> Duke ---------------------------------> Hope your day goes well.

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Thanks very much for these resources especially the bottom online book. Am very interested in native and even ancient lifestyles, diet, agriculture, midwifery and so on.  So many old ideas to reimbrace & adapt.Margaret.> > > :> > All is not lots. You can regain you tooth enamel. Your just using > > the wrong kind of soap. I got this from a friend .>