Sensitive Teeth After Using MMS?

[Guest guest]

Just curious if anyone else has developed very and i mean very sensitive teeth

to the point i cannot even touch a few spots with the tooth brush. I don't know

for sure if this is coincidental but I just know after my recent 8 drop dose 3

times per day for 2 weeks regimen my teeth are for the first time this

sensitive. Can mms destroy the enamel?

[Guest guest]

On 2010-07-27 9:54 AM, premiergifts <premiergifts@...> wrote:

> Just curious if anyone else has developed very and i mean very

> sensitive teeth to the point i cannot even touch a few spots with the

> tooth brush. I don't know for sure if this is coincidental but I just

> know after my recent 8 drop dose 3 times per day for 2 weeks regimen

> my teeth are for the first time this sensitive. Can mms destroy the

> enamel?

Depends... were you just drinking it? Or holding it in your mouth? If

you were just drinking it I can't see how it could be the cause...

[Guest guest]

Can mms destroy the enamel?

Maybe will ck in. can deff destroy enamel,

she had it happen to her. She was brushing per humble instructions.

Her story is not the only one I have knowledge of, but I know

personally so it was not just reading without personal verification.

If you are just taking it might want to get it thru your

mouth asap.

Then again tom says it adheres to tissues for what,

several hours? Don't remember. He can clarify that point.

If you are not brushing but it is adhering to your oral

tissues might want to consider taking it in capsule form.

Messing with your tooth enamel is a big deal in my world.

rose

[Guest guest]

Yes--I do believe MMS destroys enamel and I don't give a fig for Jim's insistence that it does not.

I would never hesitate to use AMMS for any type of tooth infection. It cleared mine in just 2 days, one rinse a day. BUT--I continued rinsing and BRUSHING with it, as he suggests, while trying to tighten up a loose tooth, which Jim says brushing with MMS does.

Not only did it not tighten my teeth (and I know it HAS tightened teeth for some people here, but not me) after 3 weeks the pain in my teeth was so great I could not even eat. It was not that it only hurt when I chewed, or brushed, but that they hurt CONSTANTLY.

I finally figured out the only thing I had done differently was the 3 weeks of MMS. So I stopped. It took another 3 weeks for the pain to gradually fade away. Rebuilt enamel I suppose, or whatever reason the pain was there, reversed itself.

If I was the type of person to say I'm going to keep using MMS on my teeth no matter what I would certainly THOROUGHLY rinse with baking soda to neutralize the acid after brushing, and also take some extra mineral supplement.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Just curious if anyone else has developed very and i mean very sensitive teeth to the point i cannot even touch a few spots with the tooth brush.

[Guest guest]

Run down to the store and

get some Gel-Kam. If your teeth are really sensitive it will stand you

on your tippy-toes for a minute or two the first few times you use it.

But, it works in a few days. If your teeth are just a little sensitive,

it works in 2 or 3 uses. I used it twice a day when mine were bad.

Bill

On 7/27/2010 9:50 AM, wrote:

Yes--I do believe MMS destroys enamel and I don't give

a fig for Jim's insistence that it does not.

I would never hesitate to use AMMS for any type of tooth

infection. It cleared mine in just 2 days, one rinse a day. BUT--I

continued rinsing and BRUSHING with it, as he suggests, while trying to

tighten up a loose tooth, which Jim says brushing with MMS does.

Not only did it not tighten my teeth (and I know it HAS

tightened teeth for some people here, but not me) after 3 weeks the

pain in my teeth was so great I could not even eat. It was not that it

only hurt when I chewed, or brushed, but that they hurt CONSTANTLY.

I finally figured out the only thing I had done

differently was the 3 weeks of MMS. So I stopped. It took another 3

weeks for the pain to gradually fade away. Rebuilt enamel I suppose,

or whatever reason the pain was there, reversed itself.

If I was the type of person to say I'm going to keep using

MMS on my teeth no matter what I would certainly THOROUGHLY rinse with

baking soda to neutralize the acid after brushing, and also take some

extra mineral supplement.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Just curious if anyone else has

developed very and i mean very sensitive teeth to the point i cannot

even touch a few spots with the tooth brush.

[Guest guest]

correct!not sugar but acids in fruits destroy enamel,according famous

chemist.good to rinse with baking powder,anyways baking powder wash in italy

surgeon heals all cancer.cancer is a fungus/mold,yeast/totally able to destroy

and eat you up,your poor cell suplocated by them.

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acid or alkali do the same thing in organic or living matter burnsz huge houls

or destroy them,your dress got same effect either acid or alkali ..take off

colors gb

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> Yes--I do believe MMS destroys enamel and I don't give a fig for Jim's

> insistence that it does not.

>

> I would never hesitate to use AMMS for any type of tooth infection. It

> cleared mine in just 2 days, one rinse a day. BUT--I continued rinsing and

> BRUSHING with it, as he suggests, while trying to tighten up a loose tooth,

> which Jim says brushing with MMS does.

>

> Not only did it not tighten my teeth (and I know it HAS tightened teeth for

> some people here, but not me) after 3 weeks the pain in my teeth was so

> great I could not even eat. It was not that it only hurt when I chewed, or

> brushed, but that they hurt CONSTANTLY.

>

> I finally figured out the only thing I had done differently was the 3 weeks

> of MMS. So I stopped. It took another 3 weeks for the pain to gradually

> fade away. Rebuilt enamel I suppose, or whatever reason the pain was there,

> reversed itself.

>

> If I was the type of person to say I'm going to keep using MMS on my teeth

> no matter what I would certainly THOROUGHLY rinse with baking soda to

> neutralize the acid after brushing, and also take some extra mineral

> supplement.

>

> Samala,

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> -------Original Message-------

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> Just curious if anyone else has developed very and i mean very sensitive teeth

to the point i cannot even touch a few spots with the tooth brush.

>

[Guest guest]

My teeth are not a bit sensitive now, after stopping the MMS, nor were they ever sensitive before the MMS. It was brushing with AMMS that made them sensitive and this was over a year ago.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Run down to the store and get some Gel-Kam. If your teeth are really sensitive it will stand you on your tippy-toes for a minute or two the first few times you use it.