Re: Jackie Breeze: mouth cleaning

[Guest guest]

Jackie, if you use such strong antiseptics in

mouth, dissolve a probiotic in mouth and hold it

there for awhile, swish it around,etc. Your

mouth needs probiotics also and cleaners this

strong strip your mouth and tongue of protective

bacteria. The 'slim' in your mouth is ALL due to

bacteria in it. It's bacterial slim, most of it

beneficial. When an antibiotic was too strong

for me and stripped my digestive system of

bacteria, my mouth lost all moisture and it

became ulcerated overnight. It was restored as I

told story here already by drinking buttermilk

per orders from ENT doctor here (1960's). Of

course your salivary glands produce digestive

juices but the moist feel you have all over your

mouth, tongue, throat, etc, is all a slim

produced by bacteria. So if you use that strong

a cleaner, put back some beneficial bacteria,

buttermilk, yogurt, probiotics tablets dissolved

in mouth (don't put them in mouth dry or you can

inhale them...I did that once!). You may be

having trouble already due to too strong a

cleanser.

--- jackiebreeze <jackiebreeze@...> wrote:

> Thanks everyone for your replies!! I would had

> like to answered all

> of them but have not been " with it " these past

> few days! I am sure

> most of you have noticed that already with my

> mis-spelled words and

> foggy brain!! LOL!

> Many thanks so much for all of the advice! Now

> to decide if I should

> do Listerine or peroxide tonight!!! Maybe I

> should do a pre-rinse

> before brusing with peroxide and and after

> rinse with Listerine after

> brushing!!!

>

[Guest guest]

If you can find concentrated folic acid powder (beyond-a-century.com

has it) you can use it in a mouth rinse and it is very good for

helping heal lesions from mold exposure..