Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Newer Drugs No Better Than Older Ones for Childhood Schizophrenia

Title: Newer Drugs No Better Than Older Ones for Childhood Schizophrenia
Category: Health News
Created: 9/16/2008 2:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 9/16/2008

As I tell my clients, "You know those TV commercials advertising Copenhagen chew? Just a little between the teeth and gums."

Apply the powder to the infected areas; rinse your tongue off of all the extra powder, then sleep with it on your gum line. I have one of those hand-held sprayers used to rinse the dishes that most people have at the kitchen sink. I just put my head over the sink, stick out my tongue and hose it off. The next morning, spit and rinse. Repeat nightly for 30 days. It doesn't taste that bad, and works GREAT.

Gingivitis, Periodontitis, Receding Gums: A Gum Surgeon's Worst $2.65 Nightmare

How does it work? White Oak Bark is astringent and has lots of calcium in it. It sucks the infection right out of the gum line and removes the pockets where food can get trapped making the problem worse. The calcium in it strengthens the periodontal fibers and helps the gums stick back onto the teeth.

I had sent him home two months previous with $2.65 worth of White Oak Bark Powder. I asked Bruce how his gingivitis was coming along

Also, increase the amount of vitamin C in your diet for a couple of months. If you have any kind of stomach problems, your best choice is Ester C. Dont get the cheap stuff with Ascorbic Acid in it. That is a man-made vitamin C that is only one of the four molecules of vitamin C and your body doesnt assimilate it very well. All health food stores carry Ester-C product, but you may have to have them special order the White Oak Bark Powder. I sell it in bulk form, but you can also find it in capsule formIve seen it in Natures Way brand. Its a bit of a hassle disassembling the capsules to get enough powder, but you can do it that way. The tincture wont work because youll swallow it giving you nice, tight intestines instead of gums, although I suppose you could use it as an herbal mouthwash for prevention of gingivitis. I get mine in bulk through Starwest Botanicals out of California. The postage is more than the treatment costs. Amazing stuff.

So, how do you use White Oak Bark, and where do you get some?

Take a look. He offered. Looking into his mouth I saw pink healthy tissue and the gums had re-adhered to the teeth. Not even a sign of gingivitis. Perfect. I cant believe it! And I thank you SO much for saving me all that money!

He was very pleased and I was not at all surprised. I have seen this product work its magic many times over in the years of my practice.



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