Re: Subject: Re: toothsoap - don

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MorningGlory113@... wrote:

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>> Thanks Gloria.. I was sort of confused by that earlier post.

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> I can't figure out why they use " added glycerin " in toothpaste in the

> first place.Is it supposed to make your teeth shiny or something? Or

> does it hold the toothpaste together or get it to stick to your teeth

> when brushing??

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> Gloria

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Hmmmm, let's reason this out. Glycerin is an excellent binder/base for

holding certain things together. Okay this makes sense. It makes a great

vehicle for calcium carbonate and essential oils to all stay coalesced

together. However the ADA, I am certain of this, knows that glycerin

also binds well with the teeth. I mean if it takes 22 rinses to get

glycerin off of your teeth then it is a good thing to help hold fluorine

right there on the enamel of your teeth and makes a protective coating

around them holding in things we don't want there and not allowing us to

properly rinse these acids and whatnot off our teeth. Hmmmm, well this

is very beneficial for the toothpaste company because now everytime you

go to the dentist he tells you to brush more often and of course you do

this but still have problems with cavities and other oral afflictions.

You also continue to poison your body by the ingestion of toxic fluoride

which never truly rinses out of your mouth because it is being bound to

your teeth by the glycerin. So your teeth will rot even faster and you

will have more problems creating a viscous circle between your

toothpaste and the dentist. I do believe that the ADA and toothpaste

manufacturers are in cahoots to some extent.

Okay. Maybe we didn't reason this out as well as I had planned. Okay it

sounded good inside my head at the moment.

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Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "