Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil 
Wondergirl77
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,340,504Thanks for your reply Mr. Cuddly! Have my dental issues been improving, well, yes and no. I am grateful I have learned so much about treating dental issues by natural means, and it's served me well. Recently got over a bad toothache in short order. I do have issues stemming from previous dental work, and have several broken teeth that I'm leaving as is for now, as I can't locate a dentist who feels right and is affordable for me. But, no pain
and I'm able to chew, so overall, can't complain. Thanks for the tip on "protocol for life balance," I may order that one. Yes, good brands of COQ10 are costly, so including it in OP makes sense all around.
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- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil bluespring
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This is a reply to # 2,339,812Very interesting, thank-you.
I will have a Google and read about CoQ10 and see which oil based ones are available in the UK.
Just to be clear, you do not add the CoQ10 to the oil that you pull with.
You just took 30mg of oil based CoQ10 as a supplement.
Did I understand that correctly?- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil MrCuddly
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This is a reply to # 2,340,007You add the liquid Q10 to the oil your pulling with. The fat of the oil charges the Q10 along with the dwell time in your mouth while you're pulling.
Be careful, though, the effect can be powerful. I would start with however many drops equal about 30 mgs of Q10 and go up from there if desired.
Again, I would routinely take 200 mgs of Q10 by capsule (Jarrow brand) and get a much bigger reaction from the 30 mgs mixed in with the oil. Not only is it much more powerful, but saves a lot of money since Q10 can be expensive, and is directly contacting the gums for 20 minutes.
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This is a reply to # 2,340,234Thanks for the info.
I have 100mg CoQ10 softgels and cut one open and squirt about a 1/3 onto the Coconut oil I pull with in the morning and eat the rest of the capsule with food about an hour later.
I do have before pictures of my gums as I enquired about Pinhole surgery a few weeks back and the Dentist asked for pictures.
So I will take pictures in 4 months time to see if the CoQ10 was effective.
There are about 3 Dentists here in the UK that perform Pinhole surgery but it is very expensive so I wont be able to get it done.
I have taken the step of not using Sensodyne toothpaste anymore because of the Flouride and Glycerin content and make my own with Bentonite clay, Diatomaceous Earth, Oregano oil, Bicarbonate of Soda and Coconut oil.
I have just read the ingredients of the CoQ10, Bioperine, Vitamin E, Beeswax, Lecithin, Soya Oil, Gelatin (animal source), Glycerol, pure water, Titanium Dioxide.
The Glycerol worries me when used with oil pulling.- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil MrCuddly
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Don't know anything on glycerol so I can't comment. It's hard to find Q10 without additives, but usually the benefits outweigh the issues unless you have specific allergies/sensitivities.
One thing I wanted to caution you about is to not add anything with the clay. What clay does is absorb retain and excrete. Anything you add with it hoping for other benefits gets absorbed and excreted just like the bad stuff.
It won't harm you, just a waste good supplements/money. In general don't take any other supplements with 2 hours of taking clay internally.- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil bluespring
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This is a reply to # 2,341,132Thanks for the reply.
I do not have any allergies but read that Glycerine which is added to many toothpastes coats the teeth preventing remineralisation.
It can take 20 brushing sessions to remove the coating completely.
https://givemethedirt.com/blogs/news/8509675-the-glycerine-in-your-toothpaste-is-ruining-your-teeth
So I gave up my Sensodyne because of the Glycerin and Flouride content.
Glycerol, Glycerine and Glycerin are interchangeable.
Thanks for the tip about the clay, I do not add anything to the drink. I only use 1 tea spoon 3 times a week in water.
I mix it the night before with a wooden skewer and drink if as soon as I get up before tongue scraping and oil pulling.
I did used to add a couple of drops of oregano oil to clay I put between the tooth and gum but found it really difficult to keep in place so have not tried this in an while. I do need to though as that one part of the gum does smell.- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil MrCuddly
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Why is it difficult keeping the clay between the cheek and gum of the infected tooth? It CAN be tricky getting the clay to the right consistency so it stays there.
The clay should be all moist but also dense enough to roll them into balls, etc that you put in the cheek. Of course during the day depending on your job you may or may not be able to get away with it anyway.
If I have an abcess or toothache, I make it work.- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil bluespring
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This is a reply to # 2,341,285Yes I was having trouble with the consistency, it was messy and getting everywhere and I could not get it to stay in place.
But I had another go today and made it much drier and was able to keep it in place for over an hour.
Did you say there is not much point in adding Oregano or Clove oil to the clay?- Re: Bentonite clay and Oregano oil MrCuddly
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You can make it dryer still. Mine usually stay in place for several hours, even overnight while I slept (or didn't as the case may be). In fact as long as it stays in place it can't be too dry as the saliva will moisten it.
The only problem with adding things to clay is the clay absorbes and doesn't release it - so you get no benefit and is a waste of money. Not that it's harmful.
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This is a reply to # 2,337,703Thank-you for the reply which I have only just seen.
I do still add 2 or 3 drops of Oregano essential oil once a day to the coconut oil I pull with but the smell around that 1 tooth keeps coming back.
I found Bentonite clay almost impossible to get to stay in place.
I have been using Clove oil diluted in olive oil for the last 3 days and apply it with a cotton bud around that tooth, it is difficult to get it to stay there though being a moist environment.
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