Thanks so much for the information Brooks. I have never heard of Sodium
Perborate. Could you explain the protocol and where it may be obtained?
Thanks again,
Paula
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From: Brooks Bradley
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2009 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: CS>my experience with CS and H2O2.COMMENT
I do not intend to be adversarial, but I believe one can
over-react to what they perceive to be a "negative presentation".
In point-of-fact, shrinkage of inflamed gum tissue beds surrounding
the teeth is a typical...and desirable....result when using various
protocols to address gum inflamations/infections.....including those of
long-standing. The comments that Erik makes in his post are almost exactly what
occurs when effective protocols are instituted for gum conditions such as he
states. It has been our experience that most of these insults have a large
anaerobic component. The receding of the gum tissue is, merely, tightening of
the tissue-bed around the teeth proper. Usually, it IS NOT an expressed
gum-tissue burn.....if that was the case there would be a shedding of the
destroyed tissue. I do not contend that one cannot damage, even destroy, gum
tissue by applying powerful tissue-burners (e.g. silver nitrate, various acid
fractions...yes, even Hydrogen Peroxide, but at considerably higher than
percentages easily obtainable by the general public. Deep tissue damage from
H202 does not, generally, present until one gets beyond 16% strength.)
Sodium Perborate, has been....for many decades....quite an effective
treatment for gum infection insults. Although the gums appear to be rapidly
receding, because of the reduction of the inflamation, in actuality, this is
just the natural tightening of the tissue-beds around the teeth----as healing
progresses and the swollen insult reduces. As a point of elaboration on this
protocol: for almost, just pennies, the Sodium Perborate-based treatment has
accomplished (in thousands of cases over decades) equal or in many
cases....superior results to physical "gum-trimming"----the conventional
allopathic protocol for advanced cases of this type.
In most cases, of which we are aware, any tissue-burning substance powerful
enough to "force" immediate contraction of the gum-line....would, also, impose
effects which would---in all probabilty---generate damages equal to the
original insult.
These comments are meant only to encourage list members to expand their
inquiries relating to "generally accepted" commentaries on many of the
substances we discuss on this venue.....
not to take issue with specific comments of the list members.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley
p.s. Proper use of Collidal Silver with a 10% (by volume) fraction of DMSO
would, in all probabilty....yield quite acceptable results for most
pathogen-based gum insults....CS particle size notwithstanding.
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Subject : Re: CS>my experience with CS and H2O2
Date : Sat, 14 Feb 2009 12:17:43 -0500
From : Indi <[email protected]>
To : [email protected]
These effects you describe from using such small amounts of H2O2 would
appear to indicate you're using something too strong -- the H2O2 you use
should be no more than 3% solution (i.e. 3% H2O2, 97% H2O). Anything more
is very dangerous!
indi
On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 05:32:34PM +0100, Nils-Erik Stromback wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to share with you my experience with the H2O2 in CS. I think I
have
> put to much in the CS because it has had an negative affect on the flesh
> that holds the teeth (I dont know what it is called in english).
>
> The flesh has been desreasing and is know showing more of the teeth in
> some cases going down to the rooth. Like I sad before I think I have been
> putting to much, just be careful with how much you add. I dont doubt the
> benefits of its use in CS meanwhile there is precaution with the dosage.
>
> I think I have been using about 4-5 drops per 300ml of CS and in one
> occation by mistake I used a glass to take CS which I had been used the
> day before for a strong concentration of H2O2 and I forgot to rinse in
> out, the CS that I took tasted then different, like a bit acid but I
didnt
> think of it much until I started to feel a burning sensation in my mouth
> and after that I had a better look at my teeth than during the weeks
> before and I saw this change that I just told you about.
>
> So I dont know if it is a result of this one time or if it has been a
> gradual change during these 3 weeks taking CS with H2O2. (my teeth are a
> lot whiter now, he, he, something positive at least)
>
>
> I would be happy to hear more testimonials regarding H2O2 in CS both
> positive and negative offcourse because I am afraid of using it again.
>
> Chao
>
> Erik
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