Re: Strange feeling in jaw improving/observation

[Guest guest]

Hi Doug,

I'm glad you're noticing improvements. That's great! I used to have

receeding gums, I say " used to " because they've coreected themselves

after being on Bee's diet. I visited my dentist a few months after

starting this program and he saw a noticiable improvement in my

gums...enough that he commented and wondered what I was doing

different. He said, " whatever you're doing, keep doing it! "

you should continue to see progress for sure.

jackie

>

> For the past few days, the strange feeling in my jaws has been

> practically non-existent. After feeling around on them the other day

> when they were feeling strange, I've come to the following conclusion:

>

> They seem to feel that way in the same general area as my gums that are

> receding slightly (nothing horrible yet). I'm wondering if blood-flow

> has been cut down a little to that area or something, and that perhaps

> things are starting to improve a bit.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the assurance, Jackie!

I " m going for my last teeth cleaning on Jan 8th to remove the small

amount of coffee stains from before the diet, etc..., and am

interested in what the dentist

will say about my gums. I'm sure they'll recommend a deep-cleaning

of the roots, like they did for my wife @ several hundred

dollars. But I'll tell them I'll hold off for awhile, while I

give this diet about 6 months to see it's effect.

After that, hopefully I will be eating or drinking nothing that will

stain teeth, and this diet will help me avoid going to the dentist

for a LONG time!

> >

> > For the past few days, the strange feeling in my jaws has been

> > practically non-existent. After feeling around on them the other

day

> > when they were feeling strange, I've come to the following

conclusion:

> >

> > They seem to feel that way in the same general area as my gums

that are

> > receding slightly (nothing horrible yet). I'm wondering if blood-

flow

> > has been cut down a little to that area or something, and that

perhaps

> > things are starting to improve a bit.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> For the past few days, the strange feeling in my jaws has been

> practically non-existent. After feeling around on them the other

day when they were feeling strange, I've come to the following

conclusion:

>

> They seem to feel that way in the same general area as my gums that

are receding slightly (nothing horrible yet). I'm wondering if blood-

flow has been cut down a little to that area or something, and that

perhaps things are starting to improve a bit.

==>Blood-flow could have been cut down due to candida toxins making

all of the cells go rigid/stiff which includes red blood cells,

making them less able to fold like they should to get into small

capillaries in the gums. Also you can expect to re-trace previous

dental procedures, particularly anesthetics and novacaine, so your

gums, jaw and face areas will become numb while your body gets rid of

those toxins and re-builds the areas involved.

>

> It should also be noted that I had some male surgery done in Feb...

a varicocelectomy on each side, which was some type of vascular

problem down there. Perhaps Bee's theory that my cells have gone

rigid and blood isn't flowing to many areas as it should is an

explanation.

==>Yes, you are correct about that Doug. Also your body will re-

trace that surgery so you can expect numbness and pain to occur in

future.

> With my brain fog, perhaps it isn't flowing to some parts of my

brain like I need either!

==>LOL! That's possible too.

>

> Anyway, this feeling in my jaws subsiding is a relief, and I hope

it continues this way.

==>You may get still experience some problems in your jaws, but do

not be concerned. It is part of the healing process.

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks for the assurance, Jackie!

>

> I " m going for my last teeth cleaning on Jan 8th to remove the small

> amount of coffee stains from before the diet, etc..., and am

> interested in what the dentist

> will say about my gums. I'm sure they'll recommend a deep-cleaning

> of the roots, like they did for my wife @ several hundred

> dollars. But I'll tell them I'll hold off for awhile, while I

> give this diet about 6 months to see it's effect.

>

> After that, hopefully I will be eating or drinking nothing that

will

> stain teeth, and this diet will help me avoid going to the dentist

> for a LONG time!

==>Doug, I recommend you try cleaning off those stains with a mixture

of ocean sea salt and baking soda (50/50) and made into a paste with

a little hydrogen peroxide. Let me know if it helps.

Bee