Re: Receeding Gums....HELP!!! (Healing with Nutrition?)

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ck out oil pulling, I have been doing it daily for 10 months and one of the

many benefits has been the healing of my gums. here are the links for 2

sites that tell more about the procedure. _Oil Pulling, Wonderful Therapy_

(http://www.oilpulling.com/) _Oil Pulling & Oil Swishing Support Forum: Page

62 of

62_ (http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=738) ........Rhonda

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> I had been doing pretty well with my raw milk, but was off it last

week. HELP!!! Are there any natural remedies that will reverse the

effects of a receeding gum???? Would heavy dosing of Butter Oil and

CLO help reverse this???

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> (I PROMISE this is my last question for....today....) :-)

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I personally have noticed that healing clays like Pascalite and

Redmond Clay seem to have helped my gums. You may also be brushing a

little too hard at the gumline. Letting some unrefined sea salt

dissolve in your mouth and swishing the liquid around after it

dissolves seems to help. I have heard that brushing gently with

cayenne pepper helps gums recover. There are also some essential oil

remedies. Swishing with various different oils like sesame and

coconut seem to work. Avoid sweet foods when you can.

mike

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> Hellp!

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> I have a tooth that has been decaying for teh past several months. I

can not afford a dentist right now. On and off again, I have been

treating it with whey.

Last year, I read on GFCFNN about a list member there who had success

treating her receding gums with Neem Oil. I think she chews neem bark

regularly now.

Anyway, I've had receding gums and gingivitis for most of my life (my

dentist always said that I had wonderful teeth, and I'll be able to

keep them for my whole life as long as I start flossing and stop

brushing so hard). I learned to grin and bear it through that

terrible 'pocket-depth' analysis.

So, I did the bare minimum and found some toothpaste with neem oil in

it about three months ago. I haven't been to the dentist in about 4

years, since that last comment was made). I just had my appointment a

couple weeks ago, and both the technician and dentist remarked at how

healthy my gums were. They said the same for my DH, who had been

moaning and groaning about how his teeth were going to be

cavity-riddled because I took away his beloved fluoride. Now,

he's singin' the " I love Neem " song. They didn't even test our

'pocket depths,' and to boot, my gums don't bleed when I floss anymore!

Amy (who has no financial interest in neem oil, other than the money

it's going to save her at the dentist)

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I'm excited! What brand did you use and was it at any old store or just

a health food store or did you have to order it?

On Jun 19, 2007, at 9:12 PM, aelewark wrote:

> Amy (who has no financial interest in neem oil, other than the money

> it's going to save her at the dentist)

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CoQ10 is another nutrient touted for rectifying gum disease. . . .

~Desh

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> I'm excited! What brand did you use and was it at any old store or just

> a health food store or did you have to order it?

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I too am interested. I have heard very good things about neem oil for

the gums from other sources.

mike

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> I'm excited! What brand did you use and was it at any old store or just

> a health food store or did you have to order it?

It was at my health food store. It is TheraNeem Herbal Neem

Toothpaste. There is a website listed on the tube:

www.organixsouth.com .

Ingredients (some of them I wouldn't take in my food, but since I spit

it out and use very, very little each day...):

Calcium carbonate, Sorbitol, Aqua (water?), Glycerine, Silica, Sodium

Lauroyl Glutamate (derived from naturally occuring amino acid),

Xylitol, Xanthan Gum, Guar Gum, Supercritical Extracts of Grapeseed,

Licorice, Fennel, Clove Bud, Neem Leaf and Neem Bark, Peppermint

Essential Oil, Potassium Sorbate, Spearmint Essential Oil, Ascorbic Acid.

This is probably why the other person just chews the neem bark!!

Amy

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Try making your own with neem powder and and oil you love,just simmer very

gently on the stove in a double boiler for approx. 3 hours and you can even

then put it in the hot sun for some incredible energy with intention..Squeeze

out

the oil with cheesecloth and voila..Dee

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