Comments on: Forgotten tooth decay cure : heal your cavities and prevent root canals

By: Cathy Mifsud

Cathy Mifsud — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:28:51 +0000

Hi Scott
I know about Jim’s MMS. I can’t help wondering if it acts just like an antibiotic? If it does then it means it only temp cures and then what? This could be why its recommended to be taken every day as a tonic after symptoms are gone.
No tonic will rebuild teeth and bones the body needs nutrients to work with.

Lousie
I think its amazing you’ve only had one tooth decay. It might be a different story for you if you decide to hae children because this is where its really difficult to get enough nutrients. The wapf says the effects of veganism become obvious in the second generation if not before. Do you have children? Yes, pregnancy is often when we learn how depleted we are and that was me. My teeth were eroding along gumline etc. I had been a vegan 12 years previously. I’ve remineralised some of that now and reversed tooth decay by eating the WAPF diet with focus on raw kefir, fish, fats etc.
Tooth brushing has nothing to do preventing decay because the 14 indigenous groups Dr Price wrote about all had an average of less than %1 tooth decay and all of them ate animal products and none brushed or flossed. My daughter now 4 has never brushed her teeth (she can’t wait to get a tooth brush!) and her teeth are perfect. Brushing a babies teeth soon as they pop out seems over the top to me, completely unnatural. You’ll know if this vegan diet works when it can sustain your own children (being second gen). We already know that eating a whole diet that includes animal products can sustain perfect health for many many generations thanks to Dr Weston Price. So far I’ve heard/seen nothing that proves veganism supports a healthy second generation. I hope it can because I have many vegan friends with children.
I think its great you have good teeth. How are your sisters second set? First born get the best from mum’s own body stores, second child can suffer more if mum’s still depleted.
All the best,
Cathy

By: louise

louise — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:37:12 +0000

To those that say vegans don’t work…………. I have been strict vegan since birth, I only have one animal product- honey on a very rare occasion.
I am now 36 yes my mother was progressive and a child health nurse. She got to see a lot of tooth decay, even breast feed baby’s should be encouraged to clean teeth as soon as they appear. I was on sprouts and green juice after 6 months.
I do not eat meat, eggs, milk, cheese or any such and I only had one tooth decay and my sister has never had a tooth decay at all in our my baby teeth, why???? we were given strict oral care, also mother believed you can pass decay from a infected mouth so sucking dummy’s mothers then putting them into a child’s mouth is a no no. Now about my decay I had at 18y, mum use to give us bountiful greens 4- 6 cups yes you can blend them sprouts etc and upper leg exposure 15 min a day to the sun before 9 or after 3 for vit d, and good oil coconut and ground flax and sunflower. In my teen years I was slack on the greens and sun exposure and within 2 years my wisdom tooth had completely decayed, we did have fluoride tooth paste back then I use tooth soap now Frederic patenaude and the raw family have some good article on raw food and tooth health, I am not raw. also Dr Christopher healed tooth decay so much so the fillings came out just with herbs, nutrition feeds blood, blood is our life, think of a tree if it dose not have the right nutrient, it dose not grow properly. a lot of my friends got tooth decay during pregnancy and because of not enough calcium. you might say its genetic mum was not brought up this way every tooth has a filling and she has 6 crowns dad has 22 fillings, hope this helps.

By: Scotty Logan

Scotty Logan — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 11:51:49 +0000

Jim Humble’s MMS will knock out all tooth decay in a week.

Thank you

By: eleshiacatherine

eleshiacatherine — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 04:59:11 +0000

for Ben
I’m in Aust and I’m interested to know what is the brand name of free range chickens you mention. We’re very particular about the sources of our meat and trust that we get what we pay for.

By: Anita

Anita — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 03:51:51 +0000

Tarama
Caviar Mayonnaise

This dip is common throughout the Mediterranean region. It is easy to make and great for parties. Some recipes call for the addition of white bread soaked in milk, probably to stretch the recipe, but this is unnecessary.

1 small onion, minced
1/2 cup carp roe
1 1/2 cup mild tasting olive oil
juice of one large lemon
2 teaspoons cold water
salt to taste, if needed

Place roe and onion in a bowl and beat until blended, preferably with the whip attachment of a mixer. With the mixer running, slowly add the oil in a small stream. Keep beating until all the oil is used. Add lemon juice and beat. Add water to lighten; beat an additional minute. Since most commercial fish egg products are salted, only add additional salt if needed. Chill and serve with bread. Makes about 3 cups.

By: R Lila

R Lila — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:42:24 +0000

I’ve been having my daughter drink the raw milk, and eat the raw cheese.

What we’re having difficulty with is how to feed her #2 & # 3 :
the fish organs, fish heads, fish eggs, oysters, clams, mussels, and crab and lobster with the innards, and also the Organs of land animals, including liver, bone marrow, tongue, heart, kidneys, pancreas, adrenal glands, gonads and for the more adventurous, brain, eyes and stomach lining.

Anyone have recipes?

By: Katie Bonds

Katie Bonds — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 14:08:26 +0000

Thanks for the link, I will check it out!

By: Ben

Ben — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 09:23:41 +0000

Thank you Anita and Bettina. I wasn’t sure, as the chicken feet from Leonards aren’t usually organic. So thought it best to ask, as my funds are limited, and if it didn’t matter then I’d use conventional for the stock. I will stick with organic! I’ve been having alot of trouble trying to get meat that is truly grass fed, organic etc there are so many suppliers who say grassfed, but still feed grain for 100 days to fatten the animal up. I also found out that my favourite brand of freerange chicken I had been buying is actually produced by one of Australia’s biggest conventional commercial chicken farmers and only free range for a few hours , then back to confinement like the conventional chooks. So I’m really enjoying reading this website and learning about real foods. Thanks again. Ben.

By: Anita

Anita — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 12:06:59 +0000

Hi Ben,
Yes, of course, it’s best to use organic, free-range. (Thanks Bettina.) It was meant, but un-said.
(Sally said in her article “*Note: Farm-raised, free-range chickens give the best results. Many battery-raised chickens will not produce stock that gels.”) I might add the Lenard’s feet make great gelatin!
Ben, just get the best quality you can afford at the time, but if you’ve got a friend with a chicken running around their backyard……..lol

By: Leah

Leah — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 11:31:00 +0000

Hi, has been really interesting reading the messages posted. I have been told i need a root canal and don’t really want one but have been in some pain. How quick can i cure myself using this method? I also have two others already and wondering how do they affect your health in the long run and why?