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  1. I read about oilpulling here and on the healthcoach and have been doing it for about 3 weeks now.

    I have to say my mouth/gums/teeth feel a whole lot better. I'd encourage people to try it.

    Vivek

  2. A build up of plaque is related to the person not feeling they are being listened to, or do not feel they have the right or have fear to speak out.

    Thus a person that is not speaking out holds in pent up emotions that are at the roots of cancer.

    Does the cancer patient have a spouse that does not listen or not allow him to speak his mind? Does he have a boss that is a bully? Does his boss punish freedom of speech? Are you a "yes man", just to keep the peace?

    Next, I'd like to see a study on the effects of the color of our clothing has on cancer. I wonder if people that wear Chinese made shoes have more cancer than those that wear Italian shoes?

    Studies not taking the psyche into account makes the vast majority of "studies" obscenely silly and a total waste of time and money. (including torturing defenseless,trusting, loving laboratory animals.)

    Why is it that people that think they know something refuse to take responsibility for their own emotions? Why is it so intimidating for those trained in "scientific" thinking to even consider the mind's overwhelming effect on our health?

    Science is at a disconnect here, and it virtually impossible to get people to see it. But then money and profit corrupts virtually all science nowadays 🙁

    It is so odd that illiterate jungle shamans clearly see this, but the educated not only don't see this, they militantly refuse to see it.

  3. mothman777 says:

    Yes, something like 97% of people who die from cancer are found to have had root canal fillings, which get really nasty smelly bacteria growing in the dead root. Dr Mercola recommends having all root canals out, as well as all mercury fillings of course.

    I recently stopped using my electric toothbrush due to excessive and very painful gum erosion, even with very gentle and modest usage (once a day). My pain has stopped now entirely, and I am just brushing with an ordinary medium toothbrush and flossing, but on top of that I have started using a water pik device what shoots a stream of high pressure water at the gum line, and the difference is amazing, no more bacteria smell at all after using the water device, (flossing and the electric brush never could accomplish that) it gives a much greater clean than the electric toothbrushes without all the gum erosion.

    I also use Ramiel Nagel's advice about using glycerin and fluoride free paste (Vicco Vajradanti ayurvedic toothpaste is perfect), also drinking raw milk, which really does put new enamel back on your teeth, curing pain. Be sure to not only scrub your tongue, but also the entire inner surface of the mouth, as loads of slippery plaque accumulates elsewhere, especially on the roof of the mouth; I use a flannel to rub that off, and sterilize it by boiling the flannel every day.

  4. Along the same lines as the above, maybe people who die of cancer have a long prodromal period during which they don't feel well, and become increasingly self-neglecting. Maybe people of lower socio-economic status eat diets which contribute to plack build up AND cancer. Coincidence does not equal causation.

  5. Plaque is associated with cancer, there is NO causation. It might very well be that people with bad dental hygiene don't have a good diet either, or don't take good care of their body in general …

  6. The statistics are truly shocking. 79 percent increased risk of early death from cancer is definitely scary and not something that anyone can afford to overlook. Who would have thought that plaque deposits if left for long periods of time could increase the risk of cancer. There has always been emphasis on keeping our teeth plaque free but it’s always been a matter of oral hygiene coupled with of course, a ‘pretty smile’. The cancer factor puts a completely different dimension to importance of brushing our teeth religiously and maintaining overall dental hygiene. Thank you for your very informative article. I will be sending out the link to your article to everybody I know. Dental Plaque

    1. Cancer can not survive without sugar, neither can plaque. In my opinion, dental hygiene will only improve dental hygiene, if you want to improve cancer survival chances, cut out sugar.

  7. Wow. That’s pretty scary. I’m always looking for better Ways to improve dental health naturally. Will be trying oil pulling soon. I wanted to mention that I have heard good things about Xylitol and been rinsing with it to inhibit plaque nightly. I just take several spoonfulls of xylitol, mix it With home distilled water and rinse with that. Anyone else try this.

  8. Sandra Castronomo says:

    This is a reminder for all of us. If we want to live longer, then we must properly take care of ourselves- because forgetting to brush our teeth can definitely put out lives into risk. It is thus important that we always consult our dentists for any dental health concern. Don't mind dental costs. Health is wealth!

  9. Neena Thurman says:

    There's one more reason to brush your teeth. In fact, if that doesn't convince you to keep up with good oral hygiene, I don't know what will.

  10. Parents has huge responsibility when it comes to their child's welfare. More than anyone else, they should be the first who should be teaching their kids on dental care. They have great influence over the children. Parents not only grow a child, but also plant good character.

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