I added another link in there.

Try the original one tomorrow. Their server may be doing a backup.

sucks too, that my lab notebook is signed December 8, 2006, (by a famous toxicologist too) and the procter and gamble boys got their patent on file about a week before that for the toothpaste end use:


http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fn...


I actaully had that more than a year prior. No big deal, you win a few and lose a few. I tend to live in the future. :)

Molly,

Where are you ordering it from?

Thanks,

Laura

I want you to go sit in the corner for 15 minutes, and think about what you just said.

It's all magic.....

If you are so cynical, why are you at an alternative health forum? Hmmmm.

*Edit* - Dear Poster - you seem to be having some anger issues in general with many of the posts (and posters) of curezone. I suggest that you might need to step back and think about what you want to get from curezone. Are you here just to spread negativity, or are you here to help and support? There is a certain name for those that just post negative replies. I think a self assessment is due.

Molly

My take on V's post over here is that he knows we tend to be into not only OP, but anything tooth- and mouth-health related in general. Maybe you are new to this forum, but a few months ago there were some discussions about toothbrushing, what to use, paste v. powder v. bar soap, etc. Anyway, one reason for a discussion about the forum name (aside from the fact that "Oil Pulling and Oil Swishing" sounds so kinky on the face of it) is that this forum does take a great interest in things like inositol.

My take on the Iodine as a magic bullet is probably rooted in the same skepticism you feel. I have always been suspicious of any protocol, therapy or substance that is touted as the one magic solution to everything. There are a lot of Support Forums here at Curezone and I am sure people who hang out at other forums think their protocol or therapy is the magic bullet (although one thing I appreciate about this forum is that it has always seemed to me that people who hang around appreciate the benefits of this therapy but don't get too fixated on it!). But after learning about Iodine in the past few months I have recently said to friends that while I don't believe Iodine is the "magic bullet," so to speak (I personally think the magic bullet is really a whole lot of bullets we have to fire at once...), but it's something (iodine) that seems to affect every part of the body and which I have felt make a lot of those parts of mine look/work better. To the extent that if I were only going to continue one protocol or therapy forever, it would probably be iodine.

I'd have to start swishing with it so I could still hang out over here and be legit!

Laura