Re: Black Walnut Re: Fluoride and cavities

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry, I know this will sound silly, but I am so new to this. . .do you

drink the tea, or brush with it? See! I knew that would sound silly. LOL.

:-) Also, can this be a preventative treatment or should you only use it when

you actually have a cavity?

Callie

In a message dated 8/1/00 6:08:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

1levy1@... writes:

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> I buy the Black Walnut extract in a liquid and the White Oak powder in a

> capsule and make it into a tea. You can use them together everyday if

> you're working on cavaties. They are nutritional supplements from

> Nature's Sunshine. I use them on my children too (ages 4 1/2 and 2).

> Dawn Pfaff

> >>

[Guest guest]

actually i had the same question. here is the silly one. what if it is a BIG

cavity? i have one all the way in the back and they say that they can't get

the composite in there. rhoda

Re: Black Walnut Re: Fluoride and cavities

>I'm sorry, I know this will sound silly, but I am so new to this. . .do you

>drink the tea, or brush with it? See! I knew that would sound silly.

LOL.

>:-) Also, can this be a preventative treatment or should you only use it

when

>you actually have a cavity?

>Callie

>

>In a message dated 8/1/00 6:08:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

>1levy1@... writes:

>

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> > I buy the Black Walnut extract in a liquid and the White Oak powder in a

> > capsule and make it into a tea. You can use them together everyday if

> > you're working on cavaties. They are nutritional supplements from

> > Nature's Sunshine. I use them on my children too (ages 4 1/2 and 2).

> > Dawn Pfaff

> > >>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Actually, it's not a silly question at all. I make the tea and brush

with it. You can also swish it around in your mouth. You can use it as

preventative or when you have an actual cavity. I use the Black Walnut

about 3-4 times a week. I love how clean it makes your teeth feel. It

is also high in natural fluoride. If you have a large cavity that can't

be filled, it won't hurt to try the Black Walnut and White Oak Bark. You

could actually make a paste with a White Oak Bark capsule dumped into a

small amount of water and pack the cavity overnight for several weeks.

Dawn Pfaff

On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 13:19:11 -0400 " Rhoda " <RHODAF@...> writes:

> actually i had the same question. here is the silly one. what if it

> is a BIG

> cavity? i have one all the way in the back and they say that they

> can't get

> the composite in there. rhoda

> Re: Black Walnut Re: Fluoride and cavities

>

>

> >I'm sorry, I know this will sound silly, but I am so new to this. .

> .do you

> >drink the tea, or brush with it? See! I knew that would sound

> silly.

> LOL.

> >:-) Also, can this be a preventative treatment or should you only

> use it

> when

> >you actually have a cavity?

> >Callie

> >

> >In a message dated 8/1/00 6:08:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

> >1levy1@... writes:

> >

> ><<

> > > I buy the Black Walnut extract in a liquid and the White Oak

> powder in a

> > > capsule and make it into a tea. You can use them together

> everyday if

> > > you're working on cavaties. They are nutritional supplements

> from

> > > Nature's Sunshine. I use them on my children too (ages 4 1/2

> and 2).

> > > Dawn Pfaff

> > > >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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