Re: Digest Number 1156 Coconut Oil as Toothpaste

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Dear All

When my sister was given some medicines for her

autoimmune disease, her teeth turned black! She went

to the dentist and nothing he could do to help her get

her teeth white.

Friends of mine had gum disease and routinely got

infections and swollen gums -- the following

concoction of mine helped them:

1/4 cup virgin coconut oil (you may add more for paste

not to be too dry)

3 Tablespoons sea salt

3 talbespoons baking soda

3 tablespoons cinnamon powder.

I made a paste out of above ingredients and put them

in the jar. No expiration date on this as it stayed

good for a long long time.

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An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

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Re: Rancidity

Posted by: " sallyhffmn "

sally.hoffman@...

sallyhffmn Wed

Oct 18, 2006 2:56 am (PST) -

vco does that to me to. It does have a slight burning

feeling when

taking it neat, when i think about it. Acidity sounds

more feasible

than it being rancid. My jars are new and i don't

believe everyone

that gets a catch in their throat has rancid jars of

vco.

SAlly

-- In Coconut Oil ,

" jemark76 "

<jemark76@...> wrote:

>

>

> > > Margie:

> > >

> > > I have the same problem and I just purchased and

opened a

brand

> new jar which an expiry date in 2009 but I also get

the catch in

my

> throat if I don't take it with something and I cough

and have to

> clear my throat for awhile. I wonder why that is?

> > >

> > > Bonnie

> > >

> >

> I do the same thing, a catch in the throat is from

the acid in

the

> coconut oil , it's not rancid. solution= don't take

it straight

put

> it on bread or coffee etc. I brush my teeth with

coconut oil.,

> (straight)

>

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bsavers2 Wed Oct 18,

2006 3:43 am (PST) I thought

one of the benefits of coconut oil was that it was

stable and doesn't go rancid very easily.

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Dear All

When my sister was given some medicines for her

autoimmune disease, her teeth turned black! She went

to the dentist and nothing he could do to help her get

her teeth white.

Friends of mine had gum disease and routinely got

infections and swollen gums -- the following

concoction of mine helped them:

1/4 cup virgin coconut oil (you may add more for paste

not to be too dry)

3 Tablespoons sea salt

3 talbespoons baking soda

3 tablespoons cinnamon powder.

I made a paste out of above ingredients and put them

in the jar. No expiration date on this as it stayed

good for a long long time.

--- Coconut Oil wrote:

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1a.

Re: Rancidity From: sallyhffmn

1b.

Re: Rancidity From: sallyhffmn

1c.

Re: Rancidity From: bsavers

1d.

Re: Rancidity From: Nina Moliver

1e.

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1f.

Re: Rancidity From: nmoliver1

1g.

Re: Rancidity From:

1h.

Re: Rancidity From: Bonnie Cole

1i.

Re: Rancidity From: Bruce Fife

1j.

Re: Rancidity From: fire888earth

1k.

Re: Rancidity From: Marjorie Tietjen

2a.

An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Charlie

2b.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: sallyhffmn

2c.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Rayne

2d.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: sallyhffmn

2e.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: nmoliver1

2f.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Rayne

2g.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: nmoliver1

2h.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Rayne

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Re: New to this From: Bonnie Cole

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Re: Rancidity

Posted by: " sallyhffmn "

sally.hoffman@...

sallyhffmn Wed

Oct 18, 2006 2:56 am (PST) -

vco does that to me to. It does have a slight burning

feeling when

taking it neat, when i think about it. Acidity sounds

more feasible

than it being rancid. My jars are new and i don't

believe everyone

that gets a catch in their throat has rancid jars of

vco.

SAlly

-- In Coconut Oil ,

" jemark76 "

<jemark76@...> wrote:

>

>

> > > Margie:

> > >

> > > I have the same problem and I just purchased and

opened a

brand

> new jar which an expiry date in 2009 but I also get

the catch in

my

> throat if I don't take it with something and I cough

and have to

> clear my throat for awhile. I wonder why that is?

> > >

> > > Bonnie

> > >

> >

> I do the same thing, a catch in the throat is from

the acid in

the

> coconut oil , it's not rancid. solution= don't take

it straight

put

> it on bread or coffee etc. I brush my teeth with

coconut oil.,

> (straight)

>

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Re: Rancidity

Posted by: " bsavers "

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bsavers2 Wed Oct 18,

2006 3:43 am (PST) I thought

one of the benefits of coconut oil was that it was

stable and doesn't go rancid very easily.

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Dear All

When my sister was given some medicines for her

autoimmune disease, her teeth turned black! She went

to the dentist and nothing he could do to help her get

her teeth white.

Friends of mine had gum disease and routinely got

infections and swollen gums -- the following

concoction of mine helped them:

1/4 cup virgin coconut oil (you may add more for paste

not to be too dry)

3 Tablespoons sea salt

3 talbespoons baking soda

3 tablespoons cinnamon powder.

I made a paste out of above ingredients and put them

in the jar. No expiration date on this as it stayed

good for a long long time.

--- Coconut Oil wrote:

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Messages In This Digest (25

Messages)

1a.

Re: Rancidity From: sallyhffmn

1b.

Re: Rancidity From: sallyhffmn

1c.

Re: Rancidity From: bsavers

1d.

Re: Rancidity From: Nina Moliver

1e.

Re: Rancidity From:

1f.

Re: Rancidity From: nmoliver1

1g.

Re: Rancidity From:

1h.

Re: Rancidity From: Bonnie Cole

1i.

Re: Rancidity From: Bruce Fife

1j.

Re: Rancidity From: fire888earth

1k.

Re: Rancidity From: Marjorie Tietjen

2a.

An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Charlie

2b.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: sallyhffmn

2c.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Rayne

2d.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: sallyhffmn

2e.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: nmoliver1

2f.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Rayne

2g.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: nmoliver1

2h.

Re: An answer I got from a nutrionist on WebMD

From: Rayne

3a.

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3b.

Re: New to this From: Bonnie Cole

3c.

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Re: Rancidity

Posted by: " sallyhffmn "

sally.hoffman@...

sallyhffmn Wed

Oct 18, 2006 2:56 am (PST) -

vco does that to me to. It does have a slight burning

feeling when

taking it neat, when i think about it. Acidity sounds

more feasible

than it being rancid. My jars are new and i don't

believe everyone

that gets a catch in their throat has rancid jars of

vco.

SAlly

-- In Coconut Oil ,

" jemark76 "

<jemark76@...> wrote:

>

>

> > > Margie:

> > >

> > > I have the same problem and I just purchased and

opened a

brand

> new jar which an expiry date in 2009 but I also get

the catch in

my

> throat if I don't take it with something and I cough

and have to

> clear my throat for awhile. I wonder why that is?

> > >

> > > Bonnie

> > >

> >

> I do the same thing, a catch in the throat is from

the acid in

the

> coconut oil , it's not rancid. solution= don't take

it straight

put

> it on bread or coffee etc. I brush my teeth with

coconut oil.,

> (straight)

>

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Re: Rancidity

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bsavers2 Wed Oct 18,

2006 3:43 am (PST) I thought

one of the benefits of coconut oil was that it was

stable and doesn't go rancid very easily.

---------------------------------

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Did you heat it up first? Thanks

>

> Friends of mine had gum disease and routinely got

> infections and swollen gums -- the following

> concoction of mine helped them:

>

> 1/4 cup virgin coconut oil (you may add more for paste

>

> not to be too dry)

> 3 Tablespoons sea salt

> 3 talbespoons baking soda

> 3 tablespoons cinnamon powder.

>

> I made a paste out of above ingredients and put them

> in the jar. No expiration date on this as it stayed

> good for a long long time.