Cure Tooth Decay: Remineralize Cavities and Repair Your Teeth Naturally with Good FoodeBooks from Mommypotamus The Busy Mama’s Guide to Getting Dinner On The TableSubscribe to my newsletter and receive this FREE GUIDE along with exclusive coupons, links to recommended products, and much more! I'm Heather, aka The Mommypotamus. I’m a wife, mom, real food lover, research geek, and amateur homesteader. Don’t miss these popular posts Why I Ditched Meal Plans For Real PlansSafe Essential Oils For Babies And ChildrenMTHFR Gene Mutations: A Beginner’s GuideHow To Really Increase Happiness In 5 Minutes A Day15 Ways To Be Kind To Your Adrenals2 capsules of the Blue Ice Butter Royal is 1500mg (750 mg per capsule). This is approximately 1/3 of a teaspoon. The Fermented Cod liver oil capsule size is 500mg, so two capsules is approximately 1/4 teaspoon. Dave the owner of Green Pasture's said that 5 grams of capsules equals one teaspoon. Keep in mind that these products are very potent. The dosage needs to be adjusted to your personal needs and desires.
For severe cavities, or severe tooth pain or infection, you want 1/4 teaspoon of fermented cod liver oil and 1/4 teaspoon of butter oil 3x daily. For the Blue Ice Butter Royal Blend, for severe cavities for an adult, you'll want to take 10 capsules per day, spread as evenly as possible, or taken with meals. If you are taking the products separately, you'll want 7 capsules fermented cod liver oil, 7 capsules of the high vitamin butter oil. For maintainence dosages, about half the amounts listed for adults. Children (under the age 6-8) should take 1/2 or less of the adult dosage, unless the problem is severe. Also sometimes children want more of the butter oil than the cod liver oil. Sometimes they eat allot, and other times they avoid it. Trust the bodies desire. Overdosing on these products probably won't cause any health concerns. But use them with care. To buy Green Pasture's products visit the cod liver oil shop. Get a Free valuable Chapter of Cure Tooth Decay and 27 bonus lessons
Just enter your name and e-mail address We respect your e-mail privacy I had several very painful cavities postpartum (after having twins) that kept me up all night in pain and made it so I could barely eat... After following the advice in this book accruately my tooth pain subsided within 24 hours and no longer hurt at all, my teeth also look nicer and my gums no longer bleed and are a nice pink color. "The practical advice in this book really seems to be reversing my tooth decay!!! The dentist wanted me to have two major root canals immediately and two other teeth filled. When I asked him if there was anything I could do with nutrition or supplements to get mu teeth to heal, he said "maybe you could slow the decay down a little bit" but that essentially the answer was no. That dental visit was three mobnths ago and my teeth have stopped aching all together, are way less temperature sensitive, and feel generally stronger. Most of us have been totally disempowered regarding the health of our teeth.
This information has changed that for me. I bought the book for $28 anyway though. What a bargain, The dental work was going to cost well over $4000.00 no wonder dentists don't seem open to this stuff working! Talk about a biased perspective!!! Think I'm excited, you will be too if you use this info to take tooth health into your own hands!" Very satisfied, Mike - Ashland, OR "Not only is Cure Tooth Decay a practical guide to teach parents how to raise healthy children (with healthy teeth), it is also a helpfull tool for adults who have suffered with poor dental health and/or chronic disease. I would also highly recommend this book to people who are looking for things they can do to protect their bones, and their overall health, as they age. In other words, this book is a must read for everyone interested in improving their health." Pam Killeen New York Times nestselling Author "Ramiel, You (along with Weston Price) saved my teeth. Was supposed to get a root canal (which I had no money to pay for).
Tooth was in pain. After three weeks on the diet I can feel a big difference, tooth doesn't hurt now and feels like it's healing. My cavity has gotten smaller! Once you are set free from being a slave to modern foods of commerce author continues to explain how the ancient people ate. They were healthy, strong and good looking. They had no cavities. They had no illness until familiar western culture came to visit them. If you are reading this review I am sure you understnad something is not right in the world. That we are born to live under a certain hypnosis. That we are taught to give away our responsibility to "people with authority", and those people cannot even take care of themselves. I recommend this book if you want the way out.", another mineralized tissue.When enamel is poorly formed and/or the diet isn't adequate, enamel demineralizes and decay sets in. Tooth decay is an opportunistic infection that takes advantage of poorly developed or maintained teeth. If the diet remains inadequate, the tooth has to be filled or removed, or the person risks more serious complications.
The availability of minerals for absorption, determined largely by the diet's phytic acid content (prevents mineral absorption)Drs. Mellanby set out to see if they could use their dietary principles to cure tooth decay that was already established. They divided 62 children with cavities into three different diet groups for 6 months. ate their normal diet plus oatmeal (rich in phytic acid). ate their normal diet plus vitamin D. ate a grain-free diet and took vitamin D.In group 1, oatmeal prevented healing and encouraged new cavities, presumably due to its ability to prevent mineral absorption. In group 2, simply adding vitamin D to the diet caused most cavities to heal and fewer to form. The most striking effect was in group 3, the group eating a grain-free diet plus vitamin D, in which nearly all cavities healed and very few new cavities developed. Grains are the main source of phytic acid in the modern diet, although we can't rule out the possibility that grains were promoting tooth decay through another mechanism as well.Dr. Mellanby was quick to point out that diet 3 contained some carbohydrate (~45% reduction) and was not low in sugar: "Although [diet 3] contained no bread, porridge or other cereals