OMG Surprised curezone permitted such a thing---would make Dr. Hulda Clark roll over in her grave. Many Great dental books exist, Dr. Hal Huggins was the best early dentist that saved allot of people from bad dentist. The smartest dentist (Dr. Henson) in California that teaches laser etc. HIS book, has a picture of a man standing in a row boat and using a shotgun and blowing a hole in the bottom of the book and explains this is what ”normal” dentist do to you. Dr. Clark’s books all had about 50 pages dedicated to dental disaster----- I cut the 50 pages out of the advanced cance ...
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How DMSO Cures Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Dental Disease Many of those ”incurable” conditions respond remarkably to DMSO A Midwestern Doctor Oct 31, 2024 DMSO can often significantly improve one’s vision, treat conditions such as macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, and at times allow blind individuals to regain their sight. It is also often very helpful for sore and strained eyes and relieves excessive irritation and inflammation, along with many other eye conditions (e.g., cataracts). •DMSO frequently treats a variety of ear conditions such as tinnitus, hearing loss ...
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A dental crown is a versatile and commonly used solution in modern dentistry. Whether you need to restore a damaged tooth, improve your smile, or enhance your oral health, dental crowns can play a crucial role. At TruSmile Family Dental, we’re committed to providing high-quality dental care, including expertly crafted crowns that look natural and last for years.   In this blog, we’ll explore the key aspects of dental crowns, including their benefits, the process, and how to care for them.   What Is a Dental Crown?   A dental crown ...
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That is correct. Good dental health is important not just for a beautiful smile, but also for overall health and wellbeing. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a bacterial infection that affects the tissues and bones that support the teeth. If left untreated, it can lead to tooth loss, and studies have shown that it may also be linked to other health problems such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. https://rdmdental.com/   [End]
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Your dental health can reveal a lot about the overall health of your body. It’s critical to understand what symptoms and signs to look for in order to keep your smile healthy. Gum disease is a serious oral disease, but if detected early, its long-term effects can be avoided. To read the full blog visit: https://www.emergencydentalservice.com/resource-center/signs-of-gum-disease   [End]
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Dear Tamara 1986, I don’t know about Huldas cleanse but the product isn’t very expensive. I cannot post it here but we with brushing 2-3 times a day excluding sugar. And other high high sugared drinks like soda it’s helped a lot. I actually had to also change my diet. I hope this helps others as well.   [End]
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Hi T 1986, I had the same problem as you for 35 years. I thought it was my body but it wasn’t. I even came to this forum years ago. I thought it was TMAU and just accepted it was something I may have to live with. Well God is a good God. I do find out I had a probleme with gum disease. I hadn’t beeen to a dentist on a regular basis only to get teeth pulled that were bad. After wanting to get some liners I got my teeth examined. Anyway to make a long story short. I went to YT and online but I would mix bottled water, peroxide,baking soda,and a little bit of mouth rinse in a container an ...
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I have had bad breath for close to 2 years now, and have tried various remedies. I have become fed up of trying self treatment, so now considering a clinic called ”The Breath Institute” (based in Spain/UK) Its run by a person named ’Doctor Jonas Nunes’ My concern is I don’t know if this will help me and its also expensive, so would be a big burden if it doesn’t work. Can anyone tell me if this is a genuine option for treatment and if this clinic is legit, or if I should avoid it? Thank you   [End]
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Resources for those interested in learning about Cutler Protocol detox https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2430762 Don’t forget Cutler strongly encouraged people to take generous amounts of other antioxidants--vitamin C, E, maybe selenium, etc. Kicking up heavy metals is not without some risk. So we want to be well prepared and prioritize defense from mobilized HMs.   [End]
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I assume you are referring to Andy Cutler protocol chelation. I used ACC successfully for my former lead toxicity problem. I can’t say enough about the positive effects I’ve experienced. Of course most people don’t have heavy metals as their primary medical problem, however, after a decade in the detox support groups I’m convinced that many people have HMs as a contributing factor. In addition to this group there is a large Cutler support group at FB and Andy-Cutler-Chelation.com Don’t forget Cutler’s strong warning about getting generous amounts of antioxidants--vitamin ...
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I am now ready to give it a chance. I got the last amalgam filling removed today - 11/23/21. As I understand it I won’t be able to use ALA until Febuary, but can start DMSA and DMPS in 4 days. My left hand has close to no feeling in it since around 2019, and I have a large amount of fatigue but I’m hopeful that I’ll be able to restore my health. I waited a while because there is so much conflicting information about the danger of getting them removed.   [End]
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I called the dentist office today and found out that one of the things they plan is a crown on my upper left molar, but to me it seems in pretty good shape, it doesn’t look bad or hurt at all, a little sensitive when flossing.  I feel like I need a second opinion. I do not think I would be able to get a second opinion though in my bad condition.  They stressed the urgency of treating these deep cavities I have.    I did hear not to get a metal crown but only porcelain crown, but they are expensive and I do not know if this dentist would even offer that. I am also seeking any advice for th ...
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It is nothing to worry about in this but do take care about this from next time. Use fluoride toothpaste as lemon loosens your enamel and causes tooth decay while fluoride toughens the enamel. Try using Burst Flouride toothpaste for best results.   [End]
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Teeth whitening can be done with lemon juice and salt. However, this could give results in long term. I have tried whitening strips which have instant results and are very effective. Try Burst whitening strips for amazing results.   [End]
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It’s now been three months since I started making my own dentures. I LOVE them! They fit very well and feel good in my mouth. I’ve made several bottom dentures. Each one fits slightly different. I experimented and made some dentures with less plastic and some with more plastic. I carry four dentures in my pocket, of slightly different sizes. Before I eat I choose the denture that feels the most comfortable in my mouth, at that time. I’ve also been able to make an upper denture but I have no need for it yet, so I don’t use it. I just wanted to experiment and see if it was possible and ...
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https://youtu.be/RRdzZ3IuWzk I am 76. I’ve lost a lot of teeth. I have very few teeth that face each other. Most of the teeth on my upper jaw do not face teeth on my lower jaw. Needless to say, it takes me forever to eat and I have to limit hard or chewy foods. Not any more! I don’t want to spend $1200-$1500 buying a flexible denture. So... I decided to purchase non-toxic moldable plastic pellets and try to fashion my own bottom plate. It’s labeled as non-toxic but not for internal use. I don’t intend to eat the plastic, just to use it to form a bottom plate which would face oppo ...
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Do you think it’s something I should be concerned about even though I’ve only done this once?   [End]
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So there what I did and I was worried that it would stain my teeth so I swished some water in my mouth then brushed my teeth right away. It’s indeed something to worry about.   [End]
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I used to love sour things as a kid and last night I thought why not chew on a lemon. So there what I did and I was worried that it would stain my teeth so I swished some water in my mouth then brushed my teeth right away. My teeth we’re immediately super super smooth and I’m worried rried I brushed all my enamel off as it says online not to brush right after lemon or citrus fruits. Do you guys think that it’s possible to brush all your enamel off if I only did this once? Now I’m brushing with a homemade remineralizing toothpaste I just made. Please let me know as I am always super careful ...
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Bicarbonate is a good idea. Also try calcium added to lemons. Or ester c. Cabbage has a surprising amount of vit. C. If you can source high quality ripe sweet fruits the acidity will probably not bother you. Something like mangoes or papaya or stone fruits   [End]
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Hello, I’m new here and wasn’t quite sure where to post this question as I didn’t see a specific forum for it and was hoping someone could help me answer it. I need to up my vitamin c but can’t take ascorbic acid powder as I have a very bad reaction. I can have food tho. I wanted to try lemon juice but all the acid is an issue. I’ve read about mixing it with bicarbonate to neutralize the ph but I wondered, doesn’t that destroy or oxidize the vitamin c? Or does it become sodium ascorate? I just want to be sure the vitamin c is still usable by the body and not destroyed by the chemica ...
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Dental clinic is a place where one can go for random dental checkups, treatments and other issues regarding teeth. The services provided by dental clinics will include teeth whitening, dental crowns, bridges, braces, invisalign etc. One can visit the dental clinic and figure out whether they have some oral issues. They will find good treatments in dental clinic or dentistry. https://debonisdental.com/   [End]
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Visit to a dentistry is very important. It can help a person to figure out the exact issues with their dental health on time so that future consequences can be dealt with easily. Dentistry is a place where patients can get a combo of dental health checkups and treatments as well, Dental cleaning, tips for good dental and oral health etc. https://debonisdental.com/services/   [End]
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A dental clinic can be visited from time to time, for dental checkups, for dental and oral treatments and in case of dental emergencies. Dental clinic is the first place to solve your dental issues, if the the problem is bigger, they will suggest you the correct branch of dentistry you need to visit. https://crestwooddentalky.com/   [End]
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Family dentistry provides a lot of services to the whole family. Kids, adults, seniors, everyone can find dental services in a family dentistry. Regular visit to a family dentistry can help to improve the oral health of the whole family. It includes, dental implants, veneers, dental crowns, dental sealants etc. It is essential that good as well as affordable services are adopted by people. https://debonisdental.com/   [End]
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hello, I wonder if someone can help please. my husband has a bad wobbly tooth that was due to be removed but now dentists are not operating and non urgent things are put on hold my question wants to just pull his tooth out himself as it is loose and wobbly. he thinks/is quite sure that he has a tooth abscess on the tooth as he can feel it when he presses by the root area and when he bites down. i,m just wondering --- will it be ok for him to pull the tooth out himself and will the abscess then go away on its own if the tooth is gone OR even though tooth is gone will the abscess still ne ...
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Did you ever get to a dentist? The ADA adamantly denies the possibility of parasites inside the teeth. My guess is that a limited number of dentists would even investigate any further. Keep in mind that bacteria and fungus are alive and can act similar to parasites. Specifically, some fungus actually joins together in networks and could look very similar to your pictures. Some fungus moves on their own and has false feet. I never understood the power of fungus until I came across this article. https://creation.com/the-fungus-that-walks It is perfectly feasible that a fungus-like the ...
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Maybe you need to go to a trusted dentist; they know what to do with these kind of situations. I recommend   [End]
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I forgot to mention, years ago I had cavitation surgery performed at all four wisdom tooth sites and the infections returned within one year. The surgeon was known for being one of the best holistic dentists to perform this type of surgery in Scottsdale. I learned a couple of important lessons from this surgery: 1. Any active viral infections, especially a retroviral infections, can prevent successful treatment to infected teeth or cavitations. So, one needs to address this issue by taking appropriate anti-viral(s) & building up the immune system. Examples of anti virals: high q ...
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Hi MyKindOfTown, I eliminated several severe tooth infections that required root canals by doing the following: 1. Apply clove essential oil to the infected tooth and gum area, rubbing it in very well, 3-5 times daily. And, no sugar and frequent brushings with baking soda with/without fine sea salt. Within one week when I saw the Dentist he asked ”where did the infected tooth go”? 2. Other experts indicate that in addition to applying essential oils directly to the infected tooth, it is best to also apply it externally on the skin over the infected area, multiple times a day. ...
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Just irritation, It will go away and I believe that it already did.   [End]
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You know that I love my zappers! https://huldaclarkparazapper.com   [End]
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I have seen pictures of others with these erosion’s. I have these erosion’s. I have a Strongyle infection. While the formulation of management, and maintenance is very involved, and I have spent over 2 or three years on such management, the Dental aspect is a particular concern. There are transitory symptoms, when a red worm leaves bone, or tubule nest. Bone surrounds the highly acidic red worm from the body, by surrounding the worm with calcium. So the location and symptoms of this hiding location go mostly unnoticed. Same is true for a cellulose tubule. The worm can h ...
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Hi All, I’m curious if people can share their experiences in overcome chronic low-grade infections in the mouth. I feel that it is a two way street. If you have parasites, candida, mold, etc. you are more likely to get mouth/teeth/gum issues. If you have existing cavitations, extractions, root canals, etc. you are more likely to have chronic health conditions stemming from parasites, Lyme, etc. Has anyone successfully over come the following? - Cavitation (without surgery but DMSO, ozone, MMS, anything besides surgery) - Chronic infections/abscess infections/etc. again withou ...
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I highly recommend the Holistic Oral Health Summit video series. The cancer recovery stories of Dr Kleinwaks and Dr Grube are a reminder that you are wise to be asking questions. Other dentists address your question more directly in some of the videos. https://www.naturalhealth365.com/oral-health-cancer-chemotherapy-1558.html https://www.faim.org/holistic-oral-health-summit-with-jonathan-landsman   [End]
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I recently used a zapper and I put one of the electrodes against my lip where incisor teeth are. It caused tingling in tooth nerves and then something like a jolt of electricity. no my tooth is throbbing and feels sensitive. Did I damaged something or did I just irritated the nerve? I am doing this to treat sinusitis   [End]
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I am having teeth extracted soon, #4 and #15. What should I do? Bridges grind down good teeth, and partials are not good. I have six months to decide before the adjacent teeth start to move around. I am generally healthy, other than adrenal fatigue and stress burnout. Where do I find 35% hydrogen peroxide?   [End]
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The peroxide amount is extremely tiny, it isn’t noticeable at all but it does help the remineralization ingredients to attach to enamel according to my observations and experience and research. TEEF might clean your teeth even better than what you tried and for me strengthens enamel to the extent that plaque seems to not form for a long time.   [End]
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Yes I got mercury fillings removed (improperly apparently, no dental dams and no continuous irrigation was used) and I developed bad h pylori and kidney problems. What worked for me and helped a lot was taking potassium, either potassium bicarbonate or citrate should help. Other things to help chelate mercury may also be used   [End]
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treat for mercury poisoning immediately   [End]
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Hello curezone. My soulmate has had her many (8 - 11) mercury fillings removed and she has been feeling very...off. She has been almost in a very sedative and relaxed, fatigued state and she is having troubles communicating to anyone. Along side that, she is having to frequently urinate and been having cold like symptoms. She actually caught a cold but the feeling has mildly persisted even after a week, that’s why i am calling it cold like symptoms. We joke that she is like a potato, but after about 5 - 7 days of her like this I am beginning to be very concerned. She is also having brain f ...
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Thanks, ya it is a very mild peroxide. At the concentration I use (tetracalcium phosphate peroxide is 6% and the peroxide itself is only 10% of that so 0.6%) there is no peroxide effects at all (no fizzing or bubbling or anyhting) and all you notice is it literally sticks to your teeth and becomes enamel   [End]
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Some interesting ideas you have. Thanks for sharing. Surely peroxide in large doses can have some negative effects? How toxic is it? After all I would not want to drink a bottle of hydrogen peroxide. I found the following quite interesting and after testing, it did clean my teeth very well. I did have the two (three inc water) ingredients and therefore it was easy for me to try. Spontaneous detachment of Streptococcus mutans biofilm by synergistic effect between zwitterion and sugar alcohol https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-08558-x   [End]
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If you look into it, tetracalcium phosphate is a powerfull remineralizing agent since it can attach to the tooth and convert into hydroxyapatite. However I have found an even more powerful remineralizer called tetracalcium phosphate peroxide. From my research peroxides are what are in low concentration in saliva and is how the body remineralizes. I peroxidized my tetracalcium phosphate powder I made and wow it remineralizes much better like I had hoped. The peroxide on the molecule supercharges its ability to stick to teeth it seems. To try it yourself you can check out my teeth pow ...
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Dear Questioner, by God’s grace I use a twig for this. I’ve done it many times and its effective. My preference is from the curry leaf tree. It forms a brush easily. They are better if you dry the twigs for a couple of days before using, however it is not a necessity. Alternatives: rosemary twig, eucalyptus twigs, neem tree twig, licorice root, and others - I can’t mention them all. A toothpick can also do the same thing if its not too brittle. If using a toothpick, break it half. You’ll get 2 brushes from one toothpick if you need. However be wise. If the toothpick is brittle, be ...
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take a thin needle, bend just 1 mm of its tip into a hook, and use it to hook the food particle and to get it out, or use water stream to get it out   [End]
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A food particle is stuck deep in a tooth that has cavity. That is causing nausea and headache. I tried floss, salt water, baking soda in water, hydrogen peroxide though nothing worked. Please suggest some other ways that could work.   [End]
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Dear Patient, Dental Implants are one of the best options for replacement of single or multiple teeth. Advancements in material science and implant technology has enhanced the user experience in terms of better chewing and mastication. The advantages of dental implants are many and along with boosting self-esteem, they improve overall oral health, fix speech defects if any, it also aids in proper mastication and thereby digestion and absorption of nutrients. Implants can fix facial defects if any and improve appearance to a great deal. 3D implant planning with CBCT has made implant p ...
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I saw a youtube video once of a (mentally ill) man getting dental surgery and they found all these worms in his gums. I think I may have something like that going on, my jaw bone is almost gone and the cavities keep getting worse, even with fillings, teeth still hurt like they are mega infected. I wanted to do water flossing with ozonated water, but I heard that ozone demineralises the teeth? I am trying to find out if the water flossing with ozonated water is a good idea?   [End]
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Hi, did you get your Zerconia implant? If so how did it go?   [End]
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I am considering having my amalgams replaced with Admira Fushion, which seems to one of the few composites with the no iffy substances or metals (with the exception of BHT) in it. However, all of the glues i have found contain methacrylates in some form (BPA, Bis-GMA etc) and i was wondering if any of you folks knew of a product that is a little bit less toxic? I have also heard of using bee propolis as a filling/sealant but i cant find much information about it - is something like this viable? Where would i go to learn more? Because it sounds like an ideal solution to the crappy toxic ...
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Don’t get a root canal. Extraction is much safer. The best would be to heal using Oxygen in any of its various forms.   [End]
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Please DON’T have your tonsils removed, anyone who is reading this thread. Our tonsils are part of our immune systems and INDICATE A HEALTH PROBLEM that needs to be addressed properly at the root cause. Removing your tonsils is the same as covering up or cutting out the warning light in your car, it doesn’t solve the problem. Dr. Steven Gundry used to suffer with tonsil stones and said that after removing lectin containing foods from his diet, the tonsil stones went away. Lectins cause inflammation in our bodies. If the tonsils are reacting, they’re similar to the canary in the coal mi ...
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*You should brush at least twice a day. *A soft bristled tooth brush is recommended because the bristles can flex more than a hard bristled brush. *The "proper" brushing technique they taught us in school is the "modified bass technique" when I'm sure you can find videos of. *You should floss at least twice a day before brushing. I know that it is hard and sometime unrealistic. *If its hard for you to floss at night right before bed because you are tired try to floss earlier in the day some flossing is better then none. *Make sure when you are flossing you are not ...
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I have done teeth whitening at home using Crest white strips and Sensodyne to reduce sensitivity. Alternatively, I have done professional teeth whitening at my local dental clinic in Calgary (   [End]
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My dentist suggested that I need to wear a night guard, as I am a heavy grinder. The length of my teeth has quite reduced due to grinding over the last 15-17 years, and I am currently 41 years old. My dentist has problems in doing dental filling for me due to reduced length of my teeth. The cost of my dentist’s night guard is a bit high. I was looking online, and the cost varies from $25 to $250, so couldn’t understand the reason for such variation. Could someone please guide me about: (1) How to choose a night guard and is there a need for the type of night guard to be customized ...
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Hello everyone. Firstly, I am sorry about my English. I’m not a native English speaker. I have problem taking probiotics. Two days ago, I took probitoics in powder form in my mouth and tougue. And I immediately got thick, foamy and very stringy saliva. It doesn’t go away even if I overbrushing my whole mouth. I also use antibacterial mouth wash and It doesn’t help. What should I do now? I’m really worried. My saliva used to be watery.Please help me.   [End]
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This ’ERASURE’ of our memory is not new. It has been occuring since human civilization became commercially valuable. The Rothchild family and all the power brokers of the world have hidden the true history of humanity in order to demoralize humanity and make us HUMAN CAPITAL (MONEY MAKING ENTITIES). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timelines_of_world_history http://humanhistorytimeline.com/ http://allthatsinteresting.com/anatoly-fomenko-new-chronology https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timelines_of_world_history http://humanhistorytimeline.com/ http://allthatsinteresting.com/a ...
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