Re: CS>Remineralizing teeth

[ASL raVen]

Okay, thanks... I didn't want to get the perfumed kinds that some mentioned
last year - wanted to make sure got a high quality kind. I checked some
stores but they are like 2 or 3 hours away that distills water. So I'll
just go get from a local store and hope it's good.

RaVen

Re: CS>Remineralizing teeth

[Ode Coyote]

Water is distilled locally and one distiller may be filling orders for
several brands, so, it's just different area to area.
Further, all distillers have maintenance schedules, so it's gonna be
different day to day, same brand, same location.
Ode

On Wed, Nov 2, 2016 at 7:32 AM, ASL raVen  wrote:

> Which store or brand do you recommend in buying a gallon of distilled
> water?
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> RaVen
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Re: CS>Remineralizing teeth

[Jerry Durand]

We buy from The Water Store locally.  Bring your own jug, $0.70 per
gallon.  Reads close to zero on my TDS meter and there's no added oxygen
that needs to be driven off.

On 11/02/2016 04:32 AM, ASL raVen wrote:
> Which store or brand do you recommend in buying a gallon of distilled
> water? 
>
>
> RaVen

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Re: CS>Remineralizing teeth

[ASL raVen]

Which store or brand do you recommend in buying a gallon of distilled
water?


RaVen

Re: CS>Remineralizing teeth

[Ode Coyote]

I suppose the powder would work,but TSP is a pretty powerful cleaner often
used to clean and etch enamel paint before a repaint...so it will stick.
In a sense, repainting your teeth is what you are doing.
I'd be cautious with making it too concentrated or exposing teeth to the
mix for very long.
Ionic silver would probably not 'survive' for long in such an environment.
I do use it AFTER brushing and rinsing.

On Tue, Nov 1, 2016 at 4:01 PM, Jean Baugh 
wrote:

> Hi Ode,
>
> I don¹t quite understand about the 16 to 24 oz distilled water.  Do you
> mean to make up the TSP, baking soda, ground eggshells and add them to the
> water, and use this mixture to brush your teeth with?  Of course, could
> not colloidal silver be used in place of distilled water?
>
> I use a baby food glass jar to keep my toothbrush in, filled with
> colloidal silver so it would already be wet.
>
> Or, spray your toothbrush with colloidal silver, or distilled water, and
> then sprinkle the powder compound on the toothbrush?
>
> What a great idea!
>
> Thank you,
>
> Jean
>
> *
>
> Re mineralize teeth
>
> 2 teaspoons Trisodium Phosphate
>
> 6 tablespoons baking soda
>
> 16-24 oz distilled water.
>
>
> To that, I added a calcium source, 1st run, ground eggshell [chalk dust or
> sea shell dust...and/or shells dissolved in vinegar..add the calcium rich
> vinegar]
>
> Later found Tri-Calcium Phosphate and added a teaspoon of that.
>
> Use to brush teeth with.
>
> The TSP cleans and prepares the surface for deposition of calcium
> carbonate and the Phosphate plays a role in attracting and depositing the
> calcium, hence bone growth.
>
> After decades of ultra hot/cold sensitive teeth, I can actually BITE ice
> cream after around 3 weeks of using this formula once a day.
>
>
> Ode
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