A Note On Dental Visits

[HPS Lydia]

I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

 

[Brian Gibbons]

<td val[/IMG]The other day my wife and I were at walmart looking for tooth paste without it and they don't have it.So we just brush with baking soda.


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From: lydia_666@... <lydia_666@...;
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Subject: [JoyofSatan666] A Note On Dental Visits
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<td val[/IMG]   I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

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[hoodedcobra666]

I have been using toothpaste and as a kid I did swallow some of it. Also Vaccines have fluoride. Water too. Sometimes I drink soft drinks or something. I feel what I eat and what I drink very clearly, I feel its 'vibration' and 'energies'. All of this funky stuff is very toxic. Same with tabacco. This cigarette invention is really damaging to the lungs [source of prana] and since these chemicals get in the bloodstream, its obvious that it does something to the brain. Back to fluoride,seems like this chemical is so widely used for its detrimental and toxic ability. When I read it fucks up your brain it got me to think twice. Now the teeth. I can't brush my teeth with soda, I can't stand the taste it leaves me after, but maybe I should eat a gum after it. Its fucked up. Its all carefully managed to damage people slowly...just slowly. So that later they lose track of what was done to them.

HAIL SATAN!!!!!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@... wrote:

I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

 

[kvnfidler]

Try and find an all natural store, Ive been mixing baking soda with a toothpaste from India called botanique by himalaya (I had to check the bottle for the name) its kind of expensive but I think its worth it.

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The other day my wife and I were at walmart looking for tooth paste without it and they don't have it.So we just brush with baking soda.


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[Brian Gibbons]

<td val[/IMG]We actually don't mind the taste but thanks.


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<td val[/IMG]   Try and find an all natural store, Ive been mixing baking soda with a toothpaste from India called botanique by himalaya (I had to check the bottle for the name) its kind of expensive but I think its worth it.

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The other day my wife and I were at walmart looking for tooth paste without it and they don't have it.So we just brush with baking soda.


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[Steven De la cruz]

Agree with you Lyndia, I went to the Dental which i trully hate. When they told me that i needed to take Fluoride I told here I dindnt wanted and since i had no choice i put in my teeth. To be honest i hate Fluoride. I hate the way it taste and smell its feel weird in your teeth. Once i think i swallowed and after it gave me a stomach ache. Hail Satan
From: "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2012 9:21 PM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] A Note On Dental Visits

  I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

 

[C Y]

lol Can i brush with soap then? Just joking.

Hail Satan!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@... wrote:

I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

 

[Brent Emmons]

For what it's worth, I've had relatives live to be around 100, all w/o cavities.  Their secret?  Use baking soda.  Yep, that's it.  Once I began using it, i haven't had a cavity since - over 30 years now.  
Thoth
From: "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2012 6:21 PM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] A Note On Dental Visits

  I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

 

[leandrakatt]

Very informative info Im sure I was introduced to it in my lowincome black community many years back i rarely brushed my teeth as a kid but i didn't eat lots of sugar either spared the cavities

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@... wrote:

The other day my wife and I were at walmart looking for tooth paste without it and they don't have it.So we just brush with baking soda.


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[magus]

Greeting
  on that account we in india are lucky as we have a lot of toothpastes which is herbal and does not have flouride See if you can get "MESWAK" it is made by dabur and another good one is "AMAR"(forgot who makes them) if you have a shop that sells indian groceries you will get them there.. HAIL EA/ENKIHAIL MARDUK/RA         HAIL UTU/SHAMASH/LORD AZAZEL
HAIL LORD NABUHAIL ANUBIS
HAIL AGARES
HAIL BALAM

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<td style="font:[/IMG]The other day my wife and I were at walmart looking for tooth paste without it and they don't have it.So we just brush with baking soda.


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From: lydia_666@... <lydia_666@...;
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Subject: [JoyofSatan666] A Note On Dental Visits
Sent: Tue, Jul 24, 2012 1:21:11 AM

<td style="font:[/IMG]   I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

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[adonais777]

Hello Everyone,            Does anyone have adv[/IMG]  

 

[enemyofjezzuz]

--- In [email protected], "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@... wrote:

I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

Those dentists only know what their kike masters want them to know.  Brush, floss, fluoride.  Anything else is, to them, bunk. Here are a few secrets the dentist will not let you know about.  First, cavity cream (toothpaste) not only has fluoride which actually causes cavities (including from within the tooth where it can fracture the tooth), but glycerin.  Now, glycerin is not toxic.  However, it prevents minerals from reaching the tooth.  It also traps whatever would have healed the tooth, resulting in more tartar buildup.  I switched to tooth soap, and it cut the buildup about in half without changing my brushing habits. Another thing is that fluoride is not even a major part of the tooth structure.  The tooth is mostly calcium hydroxy-phosphate.  The dentists, programmed by the kikes at the top, belittle patients because they are not cult members (even though the information is available for anyone who cares to research it).  The problem is that, while calcium hydroxy-phosphate is very strong, it is vulnerable to acid attack.  That's where fluoride and chloride come in.  Calcium fluoro-phosphate is more resistant to acids, but is brittle.  Calcium chloro-phosphate also resists acids.  Yet, you never see the dentist apply chloride on your teeth. You can also watch your own cavities.  Especially ones on the biting surfaces or near the front of the tooth.  If you get a flashlight with a 6500 K color temperature light and sufficient intensity, shine it into the area where the cavity is.  You can shine it from behind--and monitor the cavity yourself.  It works better than kike-rays (X rays) because you see it in real time, and no radiation that is worse than visible light.  And if you do healings on it, you can watch the cavity getting smaller and smaller until you can no longer see it, even with a 6500 K LED, at 200 lumens.  If the cavity cannot be seen with that kind of flashlight, it will not show on kike rays either. In the meantime, fluoride does more than causes cavities in the teeth.  It fucks up your pineal gland, so opening your third eye and 6th chakra becomes a nightmare.  The kikes know that, so they want you to eat the poison.  Ever wonder why dentists will not use chloride, even though that works just as well as fluoride and is about as toxic as table salt?  Baking soda also helps, in repairing the calcium hydroxy-phosphate.  I do not, however, recommend washing soda because that stuff is too strong. Hail Satan!
Fuck you kikes that brainwashed all our dentists![/B]

 

[netspectre101]

A number of companies make fluoride free toothpaste including Burt's Bees and Toms Of Maine.

And you can still find toothpowder out there.

Make no mistake, fluoride is bad news.

Stinking bloomberg, mayor of New York, wants to make sure you can't buy large drinks with sugar, or food fried in trans fat, but he lets them fluoridate the water.

More jew shit...

Hail Satan!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@... wrote:

I didn't have medical insurance for about 9 years, so for that time I didn't see a dentist. When I finally did go last year, I still had no cavities and everything was in great shape. I was sitting there after the cleaning with this raspberry flavored stuff in trays in my mouth, and the assistant mentioned at the end that it was fluoride. Naturally I was pissed off as I had read a website about how fluoride is BAD for our health and our teeth, but I didn't think much of it since I didn't swallow any and it was only on for a minute or two.

6 months later, I went for another checkup. And guess what? I had my very first cavity. They said it was still forming so they wouldn't fill it until my next checkup. Which I will not be going to. While it is important to go to the dentist as they do a good job of cleaning and noticing diseases, but I'm 28 and my teeth and gums are perfect (other than that cavity) even despite the fact that I had braces for over 2 years. So I think I'll just maintain my usual at-home routine (brushing 2-3 times a day and flossing daily), visit a dentist once every couple of years for check-ups, and start healing my tooth myself. It has only mildly hurt a few times, no big deal for me. I'm not letting them drill it and fill it with who knows what that stuff is made of.

So to everyone, read this website, and decline the fluoride treatments at the dentist. Don't let them tell you that they know what's best for you, do the research yourself.

http://www.fluoridealert.org/50-reasons.htm

Hail Father Satan!

 

[HPS Lydia]

Thanks for the info. I already knew about it affecting our pineal glands. Bastards.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "enemyofjezzuz" <denniswhicher@... wrote:

Those dentists only know what their kike masters want them to know.
Brush, floss, fluoride. Anything else is, to them, bunk.

Here are a few secrets the dentist will not let you know about. First,
cavity cream (toothpaste) not only has fluoride which actually causes
cavities (including from within the tooth where it can fracture the
tooth), but glycerin. Now, glycerin is not toxic. However, it prevents
minerals from reaching the tooth. It also traps whatever would have
healed the tooth, resulting in more tartar buildup. I switched to tooth
soap, and it cut the buildup about in half without changing my brushing
habits.

Another thing is that fluoride is not even a major part of the tooth
structure. The tooth is mostly calcium hydroxy-phosphate. The
dentists, programmed by the kikes at the top, belittle patients because
they are not cult members (even though the information is available for
anyone who cares to research it). The problem is that, while calcium
hydroxy-phosphate is very strong, it is vulnerable to acid attack.
That's where fluoride and chloride come in. Calcium fluoro-phosphate is
more resistant to acids, but is brittle. Calcium chloro-phosphate also
resists acids. Yet, you never see the dentist apply chloride on your
teeth.

You can also watch your own cavities. Especially ones on the biting
surfaces or near the front of the tooth. If you get a flashlight with a
6500 K color temperature light and sufficient intensity, shine it into
the area where the cavity is. You can shine it from behind--and monitor
the cavity yourself. It works better than kike-rays (X rays) because
you see it in real time, and no radiation that is worse than visible
light. And if you do healings on it, you can watch the cavity getting
smaller and smaller until you can no longer see it, even with a 6500 K
LED, at 200 lumens. If the cavity cannot be seen with that kind of
flashlight, it will not show on kike rays either.

In the meantime, fluoride does more than causes cavities in the teeth.
It fucks up your pineal gland, so opening your third eye and 6th chakra
becomes a nightmare. The kikes know that, so they want you to eat the
poison. Ever wonder why dentists will not use chloride, even though
that works just as well as fluoride and is about as toxic as table salt?
Baking soda also helps, in repairing the calcium hydroxy-phosphate. I
do not, however, recommend washing soda because that stuff is too
strong.

Hail Satan!
Fuck you kikes that brainwashed all our dentists!