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Kathleen Nathan's avatar

Fluoride is a deadly poison. After struggling with dental problems for some years --I have had no dental issues (i.e. CAVITIES} for years. Some essential oils from plants--specifically helichrysum and sage are anti-microbial agents.

Here is something that worked. Apply a few drops of helichrysum or sage to teeth by spreading it with a sterile cloth or fingers. Then apply DMSO the same area. Helichrysum and sage kill and/or discourage the growth of bacterial organisms that cause decay while the DMSO drives it in. Does not taste bad and is nontoxic.

Please see article by MIDWESTERN DOCTOR on the benefits of DMSO.

I may try the nose spray as well.

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Kathleen Nathan's avatar

https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-is-a-miraculous-therapy-for

Here is the article about the nontoxicity of this natural product. I have heard that various well known athletes carry a glass bottle of DMSO in their gym bags because it REALLY WORKS to relieve pain and as a carrier agent for medicines. DMSO Must be used with extreme care as it will deposit substances directly into the blood stream. For example if you had axel grease on your hands...and then put DMSO on them, this poison would be in your blood almost instantly. DMSO can be bought in many places...including the loathsome AMAZON.

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Kathleen Nathan's avatar

You can find plant essential oils from many places --Mountain Rose in Oregon does mail order. Every product I have ever gotten from them--including herbal teas, and various dried plants and essential oils have been delivered promptly and well packaged. You can order on the phone.

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Stephen Due's avatar

Flossing is not as good as using those tiny brushes, like bottle brushes but very small, sold in a range of sizes to fit in different-sized gaps between the teeth. These are much more effective than flossing to remove food particles. Assiduously cleaning the teeth after eating in my experience virtually eliminates decay. No chemicals are required, but strict attention to cleaning between the teeth is essential.

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PharmedOUT's avatar

Caries?

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