Infection in the jaw bone/Georgiana

[Guest guest]

Hi Georgiana,

>Just  wondering if there might be anything without major surgery and having to

loose  all the 

teeth.<

It isn't a curative, but I've had good results holding a couple of tablespoons

of DMSO in my mouth and swishing it around. I keep this up for about 15 minutes.

It seems to help me, but I don't know if it would work on an infection in the

jawbone itself.

You might want to try it. It might buy you a little time.

Dianne

[Guest guest]

I have successfully gotten rid of a below the gum infection by using a mixture

of the following: olive oil with a a few drops of oil of oregano oil (3 or 4)

and a few drops of DMSO. You have to experiment to see how much O of O you can

tolerate as it can burn. So start low and then add. I applied the mixture with

a q tip onto the gum area where the infection was. 3 times a day should do it.

hope this helps.

mara

> Hi Georgiana,

> >Just wondering if there might be anything without major surgery and having

to loose all the

> teeth.<

> It isn't a curative, but I've had good results holding a couple of tablespoons

of DMSO in my mouth and swishing it around. I keep this up for about 15 minutes.

It seems to help me, but I don't know if it would work on an infection in the

jawbone itself.

> You might want to try it. It might buy you a little time.

> Dianne

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good post. A good preventative is to use hydrogen peroxide daily. I

usually do that after using my water pik. Just swish a tiny bit of it

around and let it fizz a bit, then follow up with mouthwash and water

rinse. I have a problem area with receding gum and some bone loss.

Never has gotten infected, but I never miss a day either. I usually

really use it twice a day. (55 cents a pint at Big Lots)

> I have successfully gotten rid of a below the gum infection by using a mixture

of the following: olive oil with a a few drops of oil of oregano oil (3 or 4)

and a few drops of DMSO. You have to experiment to see how much O of O you can

tolerate as it can burn. So start low and then add. I applied the mixture with

a q tip onto the gum area where the infection was. 3 times a day should do it.

>

> hope this helps.

> mara

>

>

>

>> Hi Georgiana,

>>> Just wondering if there might be anything without major surgery and having

to loose all the

>> teeth.<

>> It isn't a curative, but I've had good results holding a couple of

tablespoons of DMSO in my mouth and swishing it around. I keep this up for about

15 minutes. It seems to help me, but I don't know if it would work on an

infection in the jawbone itself.

>> You might want to try it. It might buy you a little time.

>> Dianne

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Gerry,

I used to use peroxide daily, but my ND told me that daily use wasn't

good--something about peroxide being hard on the tissues if used daily. He

recommended doing it only a couple of times a week. So now I rinse with and

herbal mixture and only do the peroxide once or twice a week.

mara

> Good post. A good preventative is to use hydrogen peroxide daily. I

> usually do that after using my water pik. Just swish a tiny bit of it

> around and let it fizz a bit, then follow up with mouthwash and water

> rinse. I have a problem area with receding gum and some bone loss.

> Never has gotten infected, but I never miss a day either. I usually

> really use it twice a day. (55 cents a pint at Big Lots)

>

>

> > I have successfully gotten rid of a below the gum infection by using a

mixture of the following: olive oil with a a few drops of oil of oregano oil (3

or 4) and a few drops of DMSO. You have to experiment to see how much O of O you

can tolerate as it can burn. So start low and then add. I applied the mixture

with a q tip onto the gum area where the infection was. 3 times a day should do

it.

> >

> > hope this helps.

> > mara

> >

> >

> >

> >> Hi Georgiana,

> >>> Just wondering if there might be anything without major surgery and having

to loose all the

> >> teeth.<

> >> It isn't a curative, but I've had good results holding a couple of

tablespoons of DMSO in my mouth and swishing it around. I keep this up for about

15 minutes. It seems to help me, but I don't know if it would work on an

infection in the jawbone itself.

> >> You might want to try it. It might buy you a little time.

> >> Dianne

> >>

> >>

[Guest guest]

I use the regular Spry mouthwash and H2O2 to it, and also use H202 off and on

thru the week. 

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To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 11:53 AM

Subject: Re: Infection in the jaw bone/Georgiana

Hi Gerry,

I used to use peroxide daily, but my ND told me that daily use wasn't

good--something about peroxide being hard on the tissues if used daily.  He

recommended doing it only a couple of times a week.  So now I rinse with and

herbal mixture and only do the peroxide once or twice a week. 

mara

> Good post. A good preventative is to use hydrogen peroxide daily. I

> usually do that after using my water pik. Just swish a tiny bit of it

> around and let it fizz a bit, then follow up with mouthwash and water

> rinse. I have a problem area with receding gum and some bone loss.

> Never has gotten infected, but I never miss a day either. I usually

> really use it twice a day. (55 cents a pint at Big Lots)

>

>

> > I have successfully gotten rid of a below the gum infection by using a

mixture of the following: olive oil with a a few drops of oil of oregano oil (3

or 4) and a few drops of DMSO. You have to experiment to see how much O of O you

can tolerate as it can burn. So start low and then add. I applied the mixture

with a q tip onto the gum area where the infection was. 3 times a day should do

it.

> >

> > hope this helps.

> > mara

> >

> >

> >

> >> Hi Georgiana,

> >>> Just wondering if there might be anything without major surgery and having

to loose all the

> >> teeth.<

> >> It isn't a curative, but I've had good results holding a couple of

tablespoons of DMSO in my mouth and swishing it around. I keep this up for about

15 minutes. It seems to help me, but I don't know if it would work on an

infection in the jawbone itself.

> >> You might want to try it. It might buy you a little time.

> >> Dianne

> >>

> >>

[Guest guest]

Likely he is right. I should dial it back somewhat.

gerry

> Hi Gerry,

>

> I used to use peroxide daily, but my ND told me that daily use wasn't

good--something about peroxide being hard on the tissues if used daily. He

recommended doing it only a couple of times a week. So now I rinse with and

herbal mixture and only do the peroxide once or twice a week.

>

> mara

>

>

>

>> Good post. A good preventative is to use hydrogen peroxide daily. I

>> usually do that after using my water pik. Just swish a tiny bit of it

>> around and let it fizz a bit, then follow up with mouthwash and water

>> rinse. I have a problem area with receding gum and some bone loss.

>> Never has gotten infected, but I never miss a day either. I usually

>> really use it twice a day. (55 cents a pint at Big Lots)

>>

>>

>>> I have successfully gotten rid of a below the gum infection by using a

mixture of the following: olive oil with a a few drops of oil of oregano oil (3

or 4) and a few drops of DMSO. You have to experiment to see how much O of O you

can tolerate as it can burn. So start low and then add. I applied the mixture

with a q tip onto the gum area where the infection was. 3 times a day should do

it.

>>>

>>> hope this helps.

>>> mara

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Hi Georgiana,

>>>>> Just wondering if there might be anything without major surgery and having

to loose all the

>>>> teeth.<

>>>> It isn't a curative, but I've had good results holding a couple of

tablespoons of DMSO in my mouth and swishing it around. I keep this up for about

15 minutes. It seems to help me, but I don't know if it would work on an

infection in the jawbone itself.

>>>> You might want to try it. It might buy you a little time.

>>>> Dianne

>>>>

>>>>