Oil pulling

[Guest guest]

Hello Tina,

I am Rhubee Lettys' sister, Myself and Letty have found oil pulling so

wonderful, it gets rid of so much toxins.

My sister is in hospital and has had surgery with no radation or chemo. She is

now on a nutrition drip to feed her. 3 more week in hospital, then home again.

I will pass on everyone wishes.

Kind Regards

Lettys Sister Rhubee Neale

Tina wrote:

Has anyone ever heard of Oil Pulling, or tried it?.

http://www.oilpulling.com/

[Guest guest]

the right chocolate and strawberries have a lot of antioxidants in them, but I

don't know about the sesame oil. You could be detoxing, but to be sure, you

should do a colon and liver cleanse and see if you get the same break out. If

you do, you may have a fungul infection that is under the skin that is trying to

'escape' when confronted.

Diane

Diane Mackey

oil pulling

I've tried this 2 days so far with cold pressed sesame oil, and the following

morning right after getting up my thighs are broken out in hives. Usually this

only happens if I eat strawberries or too much chocolate the day before. Haven't

had either of those in awhile.

Is this a good sign that I am detoxing or a sign I am also allergic to sesame

oil?

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Greetings Steph

I use oil pulling much of the time if possible. It really works!!!!

I get my mouth really good and worked over and the oil I spit down the toilet.

I sometimes rinse with peroxide or hot water or vinegar...( my latest one).

I spit all the first three down the toilet.

I enjoy doing it when I have time and do get good results...much less candida on

my tongue and less smelly breath and on and on and on!

NieeMA

ectopistes@... wrote: Anyone on this

group ever try the oil pulling? Tomorrow I am going to

buy some cold pressed sunflower oil and give it a shot. Rats, I tried

everything else (except rotton meat) so one more absurdity can't hurt.

Anyway, would like to hear from someone that has tried this and had good

results. Also would like to know how long it takes etc.. Steph

[Guest guest]

NieeMA, for how long have you been doing the oil pullling? I wonder if

it actually cures anything or if it is intended as just an aid to

detoxify? Something I really need right now. I plan to get the oil

today and can't wait. Steph

[Guest guest]

Hi Steph

I've been oil pulling for a year now. I started the

treatment because I had toothache, after the third

pull, I was pain free. I do it every morning, for

about 15mins.

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--- ectopistes@... wrote:

> Anyone on this group ever try the oil pulling?

> Tomorrow I am going to

> buy some cold pressed sunflower oil and give it a

> shot. Rats, I tried

> everything else (except rotton meat) so one more

> absurdity can't hurt.

> Anyway, would like to hear from someone that has

> tried this and had good

> results. Also would like to know how long it takes

> etc.. Steph

>

>

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, thankyou for the link and I will be doing a lot of oil

pulling once I can get the oil! I am really toxic and have a lot teeth

problems. I wonder though how that might affect people with MERCURY

fillings????? Can anyone guess on that one, like maybe Duncan 8:>)=).

Steph

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Can anyone point me to a link? What is oil pulling?

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Re: Oil pulling

> , thankyou for the link and I will be doing a lot of oil

> pulling once I can get the oil! I am really toxic and have a lot teeth

> problems. I wonder though how that might affect people with MERCURY

> fillings????? Can anyone guess on that one, like maybe Duncan 8:>)=).

> Steph

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

CureZone has a good forum on oil pulling. Here's the link to their

description of what it is and how to do it:

http://curezone.com/forums/description.asp?f=738

Zookee

>

> Can anyone point me to a link? What is oil pulling?

>

> Best,

>

[Guest guest]

Hi...I hadn't heard of the " oil pulling " till your email Ute. Very

fascinating. Would you mind email the details of it....and, just what is the

theory

behind it?

thanks,

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Hi Ute,

A few of us at rheumaticsupport.net are trying the oil pulling as

well. Some results in just a few days have been increased energy and

the teeth whitening. None of us have used sesame yet, but coconut oil.

I will be interested in your ongoing progress!

Jan RA~lyme/AP 2 years.

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan,

I want to try peanut oil next because Edgar Cayce, who recommended castor

oil packs for many conditions, recommended peanut oil for people with RA.

It's all an experiment. I'll stick with it for a while and see what happens.

Take care,

Ute

[Guest guest]

Hello friends,

Another unexpected benefit from oil pulling to report. I find that I have

less need for heavy foods. I eat pretty light, but that doesn't always feel

satisfying. Having something as rich as oil in my mouth for periods of time

seems to trick my food craving sensors into thinking I already had it :-)

Take care,

Ute

[Guest guest]

I musat have missed something! What is oil pulling??

--- Ute <nowyoga@...> wrote:

> Hello friends,

> Another unexpected benefit from oil pulling to

> report. I find that I have

> less need for heavy foods. I eat pretty light, but

> that doesn't always feel

> satisfying. Having something as rich as oil in my

> mouth for periods of time

> seems to trick my food craving sensors into thinking

> I already had it :-)

> Take care,

> Ute

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey UTE,

I thought it was just me but I don't have this need for sweets like I did

before. I'll let you know if this continues. I have been doing it for 5

days and just used the sesame oil today. Before today I only had coconut. My

hubby thinks it's a crock but it can't do any harm :-) even if it is not

what its supposto be.

Cooky

Hello friends,

Another unexpected benefit from oil pulling to report. I find that I have

less need for heavy foods. I eat pretty light, but that doesn't always feel

satisfying. Having something as rich as oil in my mouth for periods of time

seems to trick my food craving sensors into thinking I already had it :-)

Take care,

Ute

[Guest guest]

Hi Cooky,

I figured this one was easy to do and cheap. I have tried many things, but

this one actually shows me some immediate results. I can't vouch for all

the benefits, but I like the side effects, so far. Also, it is a long

established Ayurvedic technique, not just something someone figured out

recently.

Take care,

Ute

At 03:02 PM 9/8/2007, you wrote:

>Hey UTE,

>

>I thought it was just me but I don't have this need for sweets like I did

>before. I'll let you know if this continues. I have been doing it for 5

>days and just used the sesame oil today. Before today I only had coconut. My

>hubby thinks it's a crock but it can't do any harm :-) even if it is not

>what its supposto be.

>

>Cooky

[Guest guest]

Yes my sentiments exactly.

Hi Cooky,

I figured this one was easy to do and cheap. I have tried many things, but

this one actually shows me some immediate results. I can't vouch for all

the benefits, but I like the side effects, so far. Also, it is a long

established Ayurvedic technique, not just something someone figured out

recently.

Take care,

Ute

[Guest guest]

Kathy,

I have not started the oil pulling yet, although I will as I have read too much

good about it

to ignore it. One thing that seems to be important is that the oil is

cold-pressed which

canola oil is not.... Through my readings I keep coming up with cold pressed

sesame and

sunflower oils as the best to try. Coconut oil is a really good oil and often

cold-pressed

but I have not seen that recommended. But any oil that is not cold-pressed

should not be

used. I have jsut started learning about the different oils and there is a lot

I had no idea

about!

Rhea

>

> I am attempting to try oil pulling, right now I have not been able to find the

correct oil

so Ive just gone ahead and used canola from the food store. So far I dont see

any

difference except that i now have caught a cold (probly unrelated as I drive a

school bus) I

do have trouble getting it into my schedule, when they say to do it before

eating, as i leave

very early for work. Right now with a cold i may not do it cause I cant breath

out of my

nose!!!!! Kathy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Could someone send the reference link or site links for oil pulling info? I

must have been bouncing when the original info came through and getting in

on the tail of this thread is really confusing....

Thanks

K

-- rheumatic Re: oil pulling

Kathy,

I have not started the oil pulling yet, although I will as I have read too

much good about it

to ignore it. One thing that seems to be important is that the oil is

cold-pressed which

canola oil is not.... Through my readings I keep coming up with cold pressed

sesame and

sunflower oils as the best to try. Coconut oil is a really good oil and

often cold-pressed

but I have not seen that recommended. But any oil that is not cold-pressed

should not be

used. I have jsut started learning about the different oils and there is a

lot I had no idea

about!

Rhea

>

> I am attempting to try oil pulling, right now I have not been able to find

the correct oil

so Ive just gone ahead and used canola from the food store. So far I dont

see any

difference except that i now have caught a cold (probly unrelated as I drive

a school bus) I

do have trouble getting it into my schedule, when they say to do it before

eating, as i leave

very early for work. Right now with a cold i may not do it cause I cant

breath out of my

nose!!!!! Kathy

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, and I like it.........my father does it as well

and his teeth are much whiter !

I do it mainly cuz of my teeth, but anything

that is easy is worth doing. I feel it is a good

thing to do.

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[Guest guest]

There is NEVER any question that

is stupid ! !

Oil Pulling, Wonderful Therapy

It is all in here. You are suposed

to rinse thuroughly with warm tap

water, and use your fingers.

I have sesame oil and sunflower

both, and I keep them in the refrig

so they dont get rancid.......

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PH ~

No, it isnt bad swishing for that long. Just

sit and relax while doing it. Listen to some

music you like while you do it.

I always find that relaxing while doing

something like that is best.

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Is it hard to swish for 20 minutes? That seems like an eternity

considering I use an herbal mouthwash where I only have to swish for

30 seconds and give up after 15. I wasn't going to do it so much for

my teeth but for overall removing toxins. Dede, I'm so impressed.

Seems like you've tried everything. - PH

>

> Yes, and I like it.........my father does it as well

> and his teeth are much whiter !

> I do it mainly cuz of my teeth, but anything

> that is easy is worth doing. I feel it is a good

> thing to do.

> Dede

>

>

>

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Sue,Good question. It seems like the advice is mixed. Some sites recommend brushing before oil pulling. Others advise to wait an hour after to brush. Some have recommended tooth brushing with coconut oil. Two sites recommend gargling, but more sites say DON'T. I haven't tried any of it, but plan to. http://www.onlineitools.com/nl/nl-output.php?nl_id=10244 & bus_id=2213 & plain=0~ PH

>> I hope this is not a stupid question But do you clean your teeth after as> normal??> > > > Sue> > > > _____ > > From: [mailto: ]> On Behalf Of perfecthealth68> Sent: 29 September 2007 21:16> > Subject: Oil Pulling> > > > Hi All,> > Has anyone tried this? The Kefir Lady sent me some info on this detox> method and just wondering if anyone has experience.> > http://www.oilpulli <http://www.oilpulling.com/> ng.com/> > http://www.earthcli <http://www.earthclinic.com/Remedies/oil_pulling.html>> nic.com/Remedies/oil_pulling.html> > - PH>

[Guest guest]

This sounds pretty interesting! I can vouch for the fact that using oil to brush your teeth (called Tooth soap: http://drbenkim.com/toothsoap.htm ) will result in better dental exams. Both my husband and I were told by our dental hygienist that our gums looked much healthier and she didn't know what we were doing differently. I had used my homemade toothsoap (using coconut oil, essential oils and baking soda) for the previous 6 months. So, this works. Pattyperfecthealth68 <perfecthealth68@...> wrote: Hi All, Has anyone tried this? The Kefir Lady sent me some info on this detox method and just wondering if anyone has experience. http://www.oilpulling.com/ http://www.earthclinic.com/Remedies/oil_pulling.html - PH

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I saved it - so I could go back and investigate after more feed back was

given.

K

-- rheumatic oil pulling

Hello friends,

I recently came upon this Ayurvedic technique I never heard of before.

Within a few days it came to my attention from several unrelated sources,

so I thought I check it out. Since it is fairly easy to implement, and

inexpensive to boot, I thought to give it a try. The idea of being able to

detox that way is attractive. I have only done it for one week, so I can't

report a miraculous cure yet ;-), but what blew me away was that after just

a couple of days swishing with sesame oil twice a day, my teeth became

markedly whiter including the tooth that had discoloration from the

Minocin!!! I'm impressed. My teeth feel also very clean. Relating this to

the recent conversation about root canals. It may be a good practice for

those of you who have root canals that don't seem to give you trouble (that

you know of, yet). Off course I wouldn't mind having the other benefits,

too. It says that Dr Karsch cured himself of arthritis. I'll let you know

how it goes :-)

Take care,

Ute

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