CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Gif it away, but you'll remember my words.
Gif it away, but you'll remember my words.
I didn't read that long-winded paragraph. Are you kidding? Read the first sentence. That was enough to know what lie ahead. Another ad hominem attack from a delusional idiot... minus the savant part.
Thank you for this well timed post from you my fellow anonymous poster.
I have for a few weeks studied these things online and when it comes to the bacteria it turns out it is normal black mold that grows in the toilet, This is a fairly common problem it seems and since I used a nice smell gel in the toilet it may be that the things in that gel caused things to grow. The oil you spit out simply isn't in contact with the ceramics in the toilet to be able to grow anything.
Everyone that has used a ceramics cup to drink out of knows that the bottom of it looks awful after not too long. Tooth enamel is the hardest material in the world and ceramics is of course not. I think that spitting into a sink and not washing that away will cause the ceramics to dissolve but it could also be that a good clean takes the problem away. I am not sure that the damage wasn't already there.
Dentists wants you to rinse your mouth but the products that are sold have been proved not to work as was widely reported by media at the beginning of this year or end of last year. Everything that enters the mouth will destroy the tooth enamel over time but the things that damages it quickly is of course all liquids but water. Orange juice and coca cola and the likes are the worst of the lot and red wine and smoking.
I started with sesame oil but changed to cocoa oil and my teeth are now whiter and the little pains here and there are gone. Had the oil damaged the teeth further I would have felt it and noticed it. People think they have yellow teeth cause of what they have been eating and drinking but the fact is most of those people have lost their tooth enamel and are actually looking at the bare tooth bone that is darker or "yellow". Whitening your already exposed tooth bone will cause aches and pains in your teeth and serious dentists that care about their patients and not their wallet will inform you of this.
The sink is not the place to spit your oil out. It is more exposed to air than a closed toilet is so therefor the oil and other things you spit into it will create more damage in shorter time than it does in the toilet that is also flushed constantly. I checked my toilet with a flashlight and it looks the way it should. I have a modern sink and toilet and older sinks and toilets may of course get damaged easier.
The benefit with cocoa oil over sesame oil is that cocoa oil is a natural bacteria killer and it is bacteria you want to kill before it creates a mess with your teeth. You should not brush your teeth with the oil in the mouth and most people should use a special tooth paste that preserves and defends the tooth enamel. A soft brush is also recommended. You can however brush the teeth right after you have used the oil swishing method because that will not soften the tooth enamel in the same way as food and drink does. Always brush teeth at least an hour after you had your last bite or drink.
Finally I think people get mad when people that have not tested it or checked the facts online still come here with an opinion that mostly seems based on preconception. We are not only cleaning our teeth but the gums and the rest of the mouth as well which is important.
How come god always talks to unstable and mentally impaired people and not intellectuals such as Richard Dawkins, Charlie Rose, and Carl Sagan? Same thing with alien abductions. Aliens always select to study uneducated, backwards, wackos from the remote corners of Oklahoma and not Ivy League educated corporate lawyers living in New York City, or scientists from Oxford?
I never thought I'd have an in-depth discussion of the things that grow in toilets, but here we are. My point was this. It isn't the oil or the bacteria from your mouth that makes black stuff grow in your toilet. Your toilet has plenty of bacteria and the less said the better. Pictures not required. lol No, the idea is that the oil etches the toilet and gives the bacteria a rougher surface to cling to. I don't know if this is true but when it occurred to me I had to share. I felt as intelligent as an atheist.
I see what you're saying, that if the toxins pulled from the oil swishing in your mouth can break down toilet enamel causing the surface to be receptive to bacteria (textured) then how could those toxins be healthy to be in your mouth while you're oil swishing? I think the idea is you spit out the toxins, but in the toilet or sink, they stay there for many hours breaking down the enamel.
I see what you're saying, that if the toxins pulled from the oil swishing in your mouth can break down toilet enamel causing the surface to be receptive to bacteria (textured) then how could those toxins be healthy to be in your mouth while you're oil swishing? I think the idea is you spit out the toxins, but in the toilet or sink, they stay there for many hours breaking down the enamel.
Hrmm, interesting. My housemates have been talking about doing this oil pulling stuff.
Is coconut oil OK to start with? We have that laying around as well as olive oil, almond oil and sesame oil. Might give this a go, hope it doesn't make me gag!
Thanks for the info CrystalGeezer and Anons.
Liam
I developed a cold overnight and am miserable with a sore throat and aches. I'm wondering if I should try this soup remedy that calls for over 50 cloves of garlic? Anything to feel better but I'm not sure I want to make my kitchen and house smell like a vampire's nightmare.
http://www.realfarmacy.com/garlic-soup-recipe/
You have to get some cocoa oil down you to fight back the candida overgrowth which may be cause you have consumed too much sugar of late.
Again Ayurveda brings us indispensable guidelines for something we thought had no method: drinking water. Just like the rules for eating there’s a way to drink that helps your physical body thrive. It’s more than just glass to lips and chug.
With a teensy bit more awareness, the way in which you drink water can seriously be a life-changer. For me, it meant not having to race to pee all the time. For a friend who also heeded the advice it meant no more massive and uncomfortable post-meal burps. For another friend, drinking water the right way meant no longer feeling painfully full after eating a normal amount of food. And this all came with such simple, minor changes.
So, the Ayurvedic way to drink water:
1. First off, sit down to drink (just as you should sit down to eat).
2. Take sips, not full-glass chugs. Small sip, swallow, breathe. Repeat.
3. Sip water throughout the day. If you chug too much water at once your body doesn’t actually absorb all of it. Most of it will run right through you.
4. Drink at least room temperature water. Warm is even better. Cold and iced water literally douse the digestive fire.
5. Only sip a small amount of water with your meals. If you drink too much while you eat, your belly won’t have enough room for digestive action. Remember this rule: fill your stomach 50% with food, 25% with water, and leave 25% empty for the digestive juices and process.
6. For the same reason, don’t drink loads of water before or after your meals. Fill 50% with food, 25% with water, and leave 25% empty.
7. Drink when you’re thirsty. Thirst is a natural urge that should be heeded. It means you’re body needs water.
8. As far as how much, we’re all different sizes with varied diets and lifestyles. One set rule of eight glasses a day simply can not apply to everyone. Naturally, the miraculous human body has it’s own built-in measuring system: thirst. If you’re thirsty, drink water. When you listen to thirst cues and sip water throughout the day you’ll be drinking the right amount.
9. Your urine is a secondary confirmation to know if you’re amply hydrated. It should be fairly clear and straw colored. If it’s dark yellow you need to drink more.
10. Your lips are yet another indicator. If they’re dry you might be dehydrated.
The rules are so straightforward, perhaps even obvious or intuitive. But they might make a serious difference in the way you feel on a daily basis.
Whether it’s how to eat, how to drink, how to bathe, or the myriad of other natural behaviors that we’ve never given a second thought, the beautiful science of Ayurveda teaches us the ideal way to do each to feel our absolute best.
Alternative therapy for headaches please?