Was sterilizing surfaces and containers, now cleaning teeth

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I mix half CS with half hydrogen peroxide in a glass, not a lot of

each, but equal amounts.

How'd I get the idea?

Several years ago, I started using the blotting brushes that are sold

on the Price-Pottinger site, and learned how to use them. I typically

use them at night and once during the day. They did a great job of

tightening my gums, but I still had some deep pockets and bleeding

infections that didn't clear up by just blotting. A friend posted a

protocol for using a home-made toothpaste made with glycerin, salt,

baking soda, and some other things and mentioned using it alternately

with hydrogen peroxide. I used this for awhile, but I was concerned

about using the glycerine: it is not easy to completely remove from

the teeth. Then, another friend, showed us how she makes CS, and

mentioned that she mixed CS and hydrogen peroxide to brush her teeth.

I gave that a try -- but I never gave up using the blotting technique.

I use a regular toothbrush for the CS/HP mix, and I use it AFTER I do

the blotting. The last time I went to the dentist, the technician

could not believe that there was no bloody infection in the two spots

that have been a problem for the 18 years she has been doing my teeth.

Since I had had significant improvement with the blotting, and even

more improvement with the DS/HP mix, I figure that whatever I am doing

is working.

One caveat. The friend who gave me the recipe based on glycerin said

she had tried CS but it turned her teeth brown. I have watched my

teeth for this because neither my husband nor I can see that CS would

do this. The other day while I was brushing, I noticed that my teeth

were not as white as they have been with toothpaste, and I remembered

a dentist many, many years ago telling me that shiny white teeth are

not healthy teeth, that healthy teeth are more creamy, even yellowy,

in color. I suspect that what my friend found with CS was that her

teeth were getting healthier but Madison Avenue has us convinced that

our teeth need to be shiny white. At my age, I am not worried about

shiny white teeth, and given the improvement in the overall health of

my teeth and gums, I will continue with what seems to be making that

happen.

And to make this sprout related: I eat a lot of sprouts, and some tend

to get very stuck between two teeth. These have been easier to remove

since I started using the CS with hydrogen peroxide. I wonder if it

has anything to do with the way the HP foams!

Joyce

On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 4:16 PM, lindgren <lindgren@...> wrote:

> Hello Joyce,

> Sorry for the diversion but, can you say precisely how you mix peroxide and

> colloidal silver for brushing? How'd you get the idea?

> Thanks,

> Kim

>

> Re: Re: smelly sprouts : sterilizing surfaces

> and containers

>

> The 3 percent grade that I get at Costco has only peroxide and

> " purified water. " There are no other additives in it. I have used it

> for years for all kinds of things, including disinfecting kitchen and

> bathroom surfaces, and now for brushing my teeth (mixed with colloidal

> silver -- dentist and hygienist cannot figure out why my gums have

> improved so much and the deep pockets and infections have

> disappeared).

>

> On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 11:06 AM, Metzler <matinnm@...> wrote:

>> Most Wally's,Walgreen,Safeway etc. have peroxide. Read the label and make

>> sure that it is only peroxide and distilled water. (that =food grade.

>> Other additives may not.)

>

> --

> Joyce

> www.dearjubilee.com Dallas TX IACP 1834

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