Guest guest Posted March 2, 2010 Report Share Posted March 2, 2010 > > Hi Bee, > > I've been detoxing through my mouth lately. It started with sore and inflamed gums, and a couple of cold sores in my mouth. Now I have a couple of cold sores on my lips, a few sensitive bumps on the top point of my tongue. Today I woke up with some persistent pain in one of my bottom teeth. > > Have you seen members reporting their tartar and plaque ridding itself as time goes on the program, or would this be something we should remove ourselves that won't come back once we're healthy? > +++Hi . It is common for tartar to build up on a healthy program like this because of adjustments in minerals and mineral levels that are happening in the saliva. Tartar will eventually dissolve when your saliva contains enough minerals so your saliva can dissolve the tartar. Plaque is mucus formed on the teeth as a protection against carbs/sugars and toxins, and that's where bacteria are created in order to break down sugars and toxins, which in turn causes cavities. Again, when the saliva contains enough minerals it can also dissolve plaque. In the meantime it is a good idea to brush with baking soda which helps remove plaque. Many people also get discoloration of their teeth during this program due to toxins coming out through their teeth. Teeth are not solid. They are made up of scales or layers which are pourous. Yellow indicates chemicals toxins, and grey is mainly fluoride or heavy metals. This eventually stops so the teeth become white again. All the best, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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