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adding baking soda to CD/DMSO mixture for tooth infection 01 Jun 2022 18:18 #75576

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I use CD at 3 drops, 8x/day, with DMSO (3 drops per 1 drop CD), to treat a tooth root infection. I brush with this too, but add a bit of baking soda so that enamel isn't damaged. Do y'all think that adding the baking soda weakens the pathogen fighting power of the CD/DMSO?

I sometimes let the CD/DMSO (without bs) sit in my mouth by the tooth. But don't like the softening sensation I get on the teeth from doing this.

Thanks for any input.

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adding baking soda to CD/DMSO mixture for tooth infection 01 Jun 2022 22:10 #75579

Malco Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 1	My father does a tablespoon of 3000 ppm cds (undiluted) and holds it in his mouth for a long time. The idea being that the gas will be released because of the warmth of the mouth and, perhaps, penetrate into the gum tissue. Maybe you could do cds — which I believe is ph neutral - with dmso and swish it around? The following user(s) said Thank You: abflower
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adding baking soda to CD/DMSO mixture for tooth infection 02 Jun 2022 00:53 #75582

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adding baking soda to CD/DMSO mixture for tooth infection 02 Jun 2022 01:48 #75584

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I started mms after 10 years again for an abcessed tooth . it initially went away, but unluckily it is back.

what mms has helped me however, is with bad breath bleeding gums, body odour, and unknowingly my gout foot and now monkeypox.

however, while I was so focussed on the monkeypox healing, I forgot to notice that the inflammation in my gum hasn't gone away and is pusssing still but with no pain in the tooth anymore nor the gum. im sad to say but mms doesn't seem to help with abcesses in the teeth. possibly because its going into the blood but doesn't do much to reach out to the gum tissue ?

im gong to star with ozonated oil applications . as mms application on the gum with a q tip is only causing me burns . the inflammation is deep and I don't think the mms is reaching there. may also have to add dmso now. the tooth however, is not rotting nor hurts and is sensitive to cold and ice cream so its alive and healthy. but I have been warned of sepsis if not handled quickly .

I will try the ozonated olive oil and continue with ingesting mms. if this doesn't heal , I have no choice but for a root canal.

crazy that at 32 years old, im starting to get so many shitty problems.

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adding baking soda to CD/DMSO mixture for tooth infection 02 Jun 2022 09:17 #75592

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abflower wrote:
I use CD at 3 drops, 8x/day, with DMSO (3 drops per 1 drop CD), to treat a tooth root infection. I brush with this too, but add a bit of baking soda so that enamel isn't damaged. Do y'all think that adding the baking soda weakens the pathogen fighting power of the CD/DMSO?

I sometimes let the CD/DMSO (without bs) sit in my mouth by the tooth. But don't like the softening sensation I get on the teeth from doing this.

Thanks for any input.

Tests were done and if you add just a pinch, it halves the amount of CD, but that is still enough to get the job done. I would test it myself to find out how much CD you are losing so that you get the right amount.

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adding baking soda to CD/DMSO mixture for tooth infection 02 Jun 2022 19:38 #75608

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I've seen people talk about this, so maybe a search on the forum might find something.

You might want to get some pH test strips to see what the pH of your solution is. (Amazon, etc.)

Although the DMSO might be the "culprit". (?)
Especially if you are getting a "softening sensation" on your teeth.

Have you checked out Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guide Book"?

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You will find info there regarding Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".

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