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another thing I noticed and the photos I take are proof.
that my teeth were until 1 year ago or when I started to see the changes! then bigger, harder, whiter naturally.
People who have naturally white teeth also usually have beautiful gums!
and they are even healthier and more virile!
the apple usually doesn't fall far from the tree
@yerrag
it's absurd because he doesn't do much sport at all, he smokes! and he eats random things....
I am convinced that it could also have been that 7 years ago I broke a tooth due to a blow to the face and I had to extract it (the only tooth I am missing) I have never placed an implant thinking I will place it later....
the right one got twisted and the gum also left a bloody crack in it... I think they entered from there and over time it started to develop!
So the current strategy would be impeccable oral hygiene, low production of toxins and fixing the metabolism to strengthen the immune system?
here in Italy in my opinion we are ahead on some things but behind on others.
there are no doctors who look at things with this holistic philosophy!
and if there are any, they are unrealistic or scammers who were selling sofas until the day before.
@yerrag
Thank you for your valuable information!
However, I still don't understand the mechanism behind how this condition develops!
I have an identical twin who doesn't even brush his teeth and has no problems!
I had better oral hygiene than him and a much healthier lifestyle and out of the blue in a year I developed this condition!
Yes, I had other problems... but my teeth were fine overall.
in a year they became a little crooked and I saw the gums recede...
I remember that especially in the first few months I woke up with the feeling that I had used my lungs a lot at night! like that feeling of difficulty breathing after a run
HI @yerrag
Do you think that SSKI has the same effect on the teeth even if I don't swallow it after rinsing in the mouth? I would like to start using it! Do I need a doctor's prescription?
What does the approach you used with glucose consist of in practice?
so by inserting regular physical activity into your life and switching to a more vegan approach you feel better are you telling me?
What kind of problems did you have?
Do you then brush your teeth or rinse them after taking glucose?
@yerrag
essentially the method consists in carrying out a parasitic analysis of the pockets, he states that it is a disease that is acquired and transmitted.... the main culprit would be amoeba gingivalis.
the protocol is based on the antibiotic metronidazole
and a fundamental component for him is to do home cleaning with hydrogen peroxide and Torrens powder (6 parts sodium bicarbonate and 1 part salt) 2 times a day for a whole year.
the patient must remove the dead tartar deposits on a monthly basis.
according to him and according to various people I saw on the web they would be definitively healed by undergoing a routine with peroxide and powder 2 times a week after the year of treatment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq-M7m9uE7w
I tried it but without a therapist who followed me only with the home treatment.
I felt better until I went to the dentist who, probing my pockets with my eyes closed, inflamed my gums worse than before!
The upper incisors were fine and after he inserted the probe he had used for the infected teeth deep into the healthy pocket of my upper teeth, now after a month I had a small but visible recess in the gum above the incisors as if he had brought manually in a sealed area before periodontal infection.
@yerrag
I understand ! thank you very much for the explanation!
It seems very effective and to be used with experience.....
Are you by any chance familiar with Mark Bonner's method?
Use 1% hydrogen peroxide and baking soda and salt to keep your mouth clean
@yerrag
If there was a subgingival cleaning to be done, would it be a good thing to do in your opinion?
*the materials of the calcium therapy institute