Date:   5/14/2010 11:42:38 AM ( 14 y ago)
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First, if your toothpaste has glycerin in it, stop using it. If your teeth are as bad as you say, I wouldn't even try baking soda, since it's a little abrasive too. Go to http://www.toothsoap.com
and get some liquid toothsoap or tooth soap shards and brush with that. Look at your diet and eliminate anything in it that is acidic or that would tend to leach out minerals from your teeth: strong black tea, coffee, lemon, pepsi, coke, all sodas, tomato juice, etc...

Next, supply your body with the minerals it needs to rebuild your enamel. Either pick up a really good chelated multimineral supplement and take that religiously,break the doses up to 2-4 times a day, since the body can only absorb so much minerals at a time. Or start drinking smoothies nutrient and mineral dense green powders or fresh wheat grass. There are herbs that are mineral dense that you can also drink as a tea instead of coffee or black tea. Horsetail, I think is one. Also, you could find a recipe for a good bone broth (use organic if you can) and make that a diet staple. It would provide your teeth with the minerals it needs in a easily assimilated form too.

It is entirely possible to re-mineralize teeth. My sister repaired a cracked tooth by using toothsoap and a coral calcium supplement.

When your body is acidic and lacking in basic minerals that the major organs and muscles needs, it will mine it from other sources like the bones and teeth. If you can correct your acidic state and provide your teeth with the minerals it needs, your body will know what to do.

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