Re: Re: Salt and toothpaste

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Where do you get xylitol from?Sent from my iPhone 4On Feb 27, 2011, at 9:15 PM, Pamela Valley <2007pams@...> wrote:

Actually from the research that I have read xylitol strengthens teeth but baking soda is the part that remineralizes the teeth using the tiny amounts of minerals in the salt. I was curious as doing baking soda, fine celtic salt and xylitol had 5 gumline cavities fill back in. My teeth have been no care for years on that. Just quick child appointment cleanings. Pam

On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 4:58 PM, gwen <mt1911@...> wrote:

How does xylitol remineralize teeth?

Re: salt> >> > >> > >> > >> When my wife visits China she brings back several tubes of toothpaste. The> >> toothpaste she buys there has no fluoride in it. (Toothpaste with fluoride is> >> available in China though.) So at least thats one less source of halides for> >> us. That said, sitting at my computer probably is 10 times worse than> >> exposure to fluoride though. It would be interesting to have an idea of what> >> the sources of halides in our lives are and which ones create the most toxins> >> in our bodies.> >> > >> Good health,> >> > >> --->

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Xylitol can be purchased in natural food stores and online. Some

conventional grocery stores carry natural foods and may have it.

It's true what is being said about it-- it's amazing for the teeth. I buy

xylitol gum that is so very nice.

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At 11:58 PM 2/27/2011, Baker wrote:

>At 08:40 PM 2/27/2011, you wrote:

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>>Where do you get xylitol from?

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>>Sent from my iPhone 4

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>>On Feb 27, 2011, at 9:15 PM, Pamela Valley

>><<mailto:2007pams@...>2007pams@...> wrote:

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>>>Actually from the research that I have read xylitol strengthens teeth

>>>but baking soda is the part that remineralizes the teeth using the tiny

>>>amounts of minerals in the salt. I was curious as doing baking soda,

>>>fine celtic salt and xylitol had 5 gumline cavities fill back in. My

>>>teeth have been no care for years on that. Just quick child appointment

>>>cleanings. Pam

>>>

>>>On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 4:58 PM, gwen

>>><<mailto:mt1911@...>mt1911@...> wrote:

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>>>How does xylitol remineralize teeth?

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>>> Re: salt

>>> > >>

>>> > >>

>>> > >>

>>> > >> When my wife visits China she brings back several tubes of

>>> toothpaste. The

>>> > >> toothpaste she buys there has no fluoride in it. (Toothpaste with

>>> fluoride is

>>> > >> available in China though.) So at least thats one less source of

>>> halides for

>>> > >> us. That said, sitting at my computer probably is 10 times worse than

>>> > >> exposure to fluoride though. It would be interesting to have an

>>> idea of what

>>> > >> the sources of halides in our lives are and which ones create the

>>> most toxins

>>> > >> in our bodies.

>>> > >>

>>> > >> Good health,

>>> > >>

>>> > >> ---

>>> >

>>>

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