Oil pulling

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> EEEESH. I've been using sunflower oil to pull?

> Do you know what's wrong with sunflower oil? I don't ingest it at all.

+++Hi . The dangers of using any kind of man-made unnatural oils like

sunflower, canola, soybean, safflower, etc. (except olive oil) is detailed in my

article How to Successfully Overcome Candida

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro2.php as follows:

c. Eliminate unnatural fats and oils, soybeans and soy products, and processed

foods.

Candida sufferers cannot afford to jeopardize their health by consuming toxic

and damaging oils and fats, so they must avoid all of man-made hydrogenated

(trans-fats) and polyunsaturated fats and oils made from vegetables oils, except

extra virgin olive oil. These man-made fats and oils are not only toxic and

increase the body's need for vitamin E and other antioxidants, but they also

greatly depress the immune system.

They are only one molecule away from being plastic, and they act just like

plastic in the body. You wouldn't melt down Tupperware and eat it, so you do not

want to eat any plastic fats and oils.

The hydrogenation process makes trans-fats, which are more damaging than any

other oils and fats because it employs: 1) high heat, 2) a metal catalyst such

as nickel, zinc, copper, or other reactive metals and 3) hydrogen gas. This is a

volatile combination designed to extract and process oils, but it results in an

extremely toxic product that the body reacts to like other toxins.

Also these fats and oils go rancid very easily, even when refrigerated and often

they are rancid when purchased. The most common man-made fats to avoid are

derived from plants such as canola (from rape seed), soy, safflower, sunflower,

soybean, and corn. To learn more about the damage these fats and oils cause go

to: Confused About Fats? .

The plants from which these oils and fats are produced have evolved a variety of

toxins designed to protect themselves from " predators " such as grazing animals,

and their seeds contain a variety of toxins that seem to be specific for

mammalian ingestion.

The seed oils themselves block digestive enzymes that break down protein in the

stomach, and these digestive enzymes are necessary for proper digestion,

production of thyroid hormones, clot removal, immunity and general adaptability

of cells. Therefore using such plants to produce oils and fats is unnatural, and

very damaging to the body.

Unfortunately the body will incorporate these fats and oils into every cell,

which changes the cell membrane's structure. When these plastic fats and oils

are incorporated into the cells it makes them flabby so that they lack integrity

and necessary stiffness, which also makes them weak.

Weak cells allow toxins to enter them, which further damages health, as in the

case of lung cancer from inhaled toxic substances such as cigarette smoke.

Healthy cells are made of 50% saturated fats, and they do not allow such toxins

to enter them.

For this reason all unnatural man-made fats and oils, found in margarine,

shortening, mayonnaise, salad dressing, canned meats, most commercial baked

goods and processed foods, should not be consumed, even by healthy people.

Bee

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The attachment did not come through. Could you send directly to my email.

ngitig @gmail.com

Thank You

[Moderator note: There are many websites about oil pulling, just Google

the words. Here's one site link.]

http://www.oilpulling.com/

From: Noto Chemo

Has anyone heard of or done oil pulling? If you are interested, I've attached

what I came across. The first time I heard of it was through greenpasture.org.

It seems a harmless easy way to pull toxins out of the body.. I started mine

today and hubby will be doing his along with his protocol.

Siewleng

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[Guest guest]

I found 17 oz Flora organic unrefined cold-pressed sunflower oil on amazon for

about $12, shipping was $.99 - from vitamineshoppe.

I am sending attachments again.

Siewleng

[Guest guest]

Let us know if the oil pulling gives you good results

Thanks,  Robyn

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From: Noto Chemo <notochemo@...>

Sent: Sat, January 2, 2010 10:21:55 AM

Subject: [ ] Oil Pulling

 

Has anyone heard of or done oil pulling?  If you are interested, I've attached

what I came across.  The first time I heard of it was through greenpasture.

org.  It seems a harmless easy way to pull toxins out of the body..  I started

mine today and hubby will be doing his along with his protocol.

Siewleng

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attachments. They don't come through with the message]

[Guest guest]

(thanks for this reminder, ! I'm going to swish now!)

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

Hi Bee,

Last week I noticed some information about oil pulling in one of the

messages so I started doing it.

[Guest guest]

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> Hi Bee,

> Last week I noticed some information about oil pulling in one of the messages

so I started doing it. I didn't think much of it at the time, but now 7 days

later I notice that I am much improved (my tongue, my headache, my bowel

movements...). I'm just wondering why there isn't more information about it on

your site or why you don't recommend it with other detox techniques.

+++Hi in VA. I just haven't had time to include it on my website.

Bee

[Guest guest]

I have found that Oil Pulling is my way of getting rid of virus toxins. In

trying the different oils, I have found that coconut oil is not as good for this

as organic Sesame Oil. This time, I tried the Coconut Oil for six days to try

to stop the progression of a virus (while on vacation). It did nothing!! I got

home and tried the Sesame Oil and it worked the first time I did Oil Pulling

with it. So, from experience, the Sesame Oil works for me. I think everyone is

different. Any natural oil should work.

[Guest guest]

Bee,

Thanks for posting this.  I had seen something on oil pulling a few weeks ago

to try and remineralize my teeth and keep those spots from becoming cavities,

but it was talking about using safflower oil and another veg oil that isn't

recommended on this program.  I'm really glad to know that this can be done

with coconut oil or olive oil, too, and to know about how far reaching this can

be in helping our health.

Thanks!

Yours, Ruth

[ ] Oil Pulling

 

Hi everyone,

Here's the best information on Oil Pulling:

http://www.coconutresearchcenter.org/article%20oil%20pulling.htm

Cheers, Bee

[Guest guest]

I know many of us are very sick. Anyone try oil pulling? Read the experiences.

My doc wants me to continue it for dental & health issues, along w battling

yeast. 

http://www.preventionandhealing.com/pah-articles.htm#cleansing

http://www.oilpulling.com/userexperiences.htm

[Guest guest]

Jen, that is great!  What kind of oil are you using?

Most sincerely,

Jen

[Guest guest]

>

> Good Morning dear Bee and all,

>

> I just returned from the dentist. The oil pulling and nutrients I am now

getting, have facilitated improvements in the condition of my gums.

>

> I'm amazed. Previously I had a lot of tooth pain and sensitivity to heat and

cold. That is also decreasing.

>

> As soon as I came home, I immediately did an oil pull..my mouth is

> comfortable, not hypersensitive and painful, like it has been before. Thank

you, thank you, thank you...

>

> P.S. Is it possible that my lower teeth are remineralizing themselves? They

were translucent on the upper part of the tooth before, , now they are not as

'see through' as before...

+++Hi Jen,

That's fabulous news about your gums! Good for you!

Yes it is possible your teeth are remineralizing, i.e. creating new dentin or

enamel.

We've had 2 members of this group report that happened with their teeth too -

here's one of the success stories:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/ss1a.php

Dr. Weston A. Price reports the same thing happening with children he put on a

highly nutritious diet in his book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration. He

reported that even their previous cavities filled in and sealed off nicely with

enamel (natural fillings), and they didn't get any more cavities. He was a

dentist so he took x-rays, counted cavities, tested saliva samples before and

after, etc.

Congratulations!

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

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> Jen, that is great!  What kind of oil are you using?

+++Hi there. Is your name Sensei?

The only kind of oil that should be used for oil pulling is unrefined coconut

oil - see this article:

http://www.coconutresearchcenter.org/article%20oil%20pulling.htm

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Dear Bee,

I used unrefined coconut oil, as suggested for the oil pulling.

Thank you for your care and concern.

With warm regards,

Your student, Jen B.

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