I also glowing reports from my dental hygienist. I use a $6 electric battery toothbrush from wal-mart. I wet the end and stick into a box of baking soda.I run the brush in my mouth over my gums and teeth for no more than a minute. I do this once a day. That's it. Really cheap. Really easy.
_____ From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick [mailto:d...@deetroy.org] Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 7:17 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>soap for teeth cleaning I believe it is somewhat expensive though isn't it? As for mouthwash, I think straight CS takes a lot of beating. Also nebulizing, but I can see that alcohol could be a good substitute if you didn't have a CS nebulizer. dee On 27 Aug 2009, at 12:59, Karen and Jerry Conrad wrote: We use his tooth soap, it is great, my son does not brush hardly at all ever, yet, when he went to the dentist for a cleaning, the hygienist was amazed at how easy his cleaning went. a company called tooth soap makes Dr Judd's products, we get the liquid grape flavor, its great, my son will use that now, it is the only product he will use. Dr Judd also advocated the use of alcohol (breathing it in) as a cure for viruses such as flu and pneumonia, it WORKS, Unfortunately, he passed away several years ago.but I have several publications he wrote.You boil the alcohol on the stove and breathe it in 10-12 breaths at a time every few hours. He recommended using the mouthwash Cepacol rather than straight alcohol, that way you could also gargle with it and kill any virus in the throat too. HTH. Blessings Karen Conrad
