This is a unique remineralization powder that may help restore the density and whiteness of tooth enamel. It may be useful for those who experience:
- Thinning tooth enamel
- Cavities
- Dry mouth
- Sensitive teeth
- Toothache
- Mouth sores
- Bad breath
- Loose or infected gums
- Discolored or mottled teeth
- Loose teeth
- Dental plaque
- Bad bacteria that are present in the mouth
The main causes of tooth decay, loss of tooth enamel, and gum disease follows:
Food acids that linger in the mouth.
When acidic foods, such as fruit juices, coffee, vinegar, chewable vitamin C, or carbonated drinks (soda pop), are eaten, if the mouth is not quickly rinsed, the acids will literally dissolve the teeth. A poor diet and poor digestion lead to slightly acidic saliva, an environment which accelerates demineralization of enamel. Healthy saliva is slightly alkaline. Such an alkaline environment is not conducive for harmful bacteria, which needs an acid medium to do damage.
Tooth enamel is almost entirely composed of calcium phosphate (Ca5 (PO4)3 OH). The chemical process of the formation of enamel is called mineralization. It is a combination of calcium, phosphate, and hydroxyl ions. The reverse process is called demineralization or erosion of the enamel. It involves the breaking up of calcium phosphate into calcium, phosphate, and hydroxyl ions.
Mineralization
Ca5 (PO4)3 OH D 5Ca+2 +3(PO)-3 +OH-1
Demineralization
An acid medium will provide hydrogen ions, which will combine with hydroxyl ions and this will favor the process of demineralization. An alkaline medium will provide hydroxyl ions and will favor the process of mineralization. Saliva will provide just the kind of medium which will favor the process of mineralization both on account of its neutral or slightly alkaline character and the calcium and phosphate ions it can provide.
Fluorosis, the discoloration of teeth, is caused by an exchange of ions that takes place when food acids attack the surface enamel and leach out calcium and phosphorus from the teeth. If the calcium and phosphorus are replaced by ions of other metals such as iron, copper, etc., then discoloring and brittleness (mottling) of the enamel takes place. This is due to a lack of calcium or phosphorus in the diet.
Sugars
We should stay away from white sugar. Alfred W. McCaine, a former health commissioner, demonstrated that calcium is soluble in water in the frequency of usually one part of calcium to one thousand parts of water. When sugar, which has an affinity for calcium, is added to water, the amount of dissolved calcium is thirty-five times as much. Therefore, sugar leaches out calcium from the teeth, bones, and other sources of calcium in the body. In this way, the real culprit of tooth decay is coming from too much sugar that seeps into the blood and into the lymphatic system. A Japanese nutritionist named Dr. Katase proved that the body can accommodate a small amount of refined sugar that is transformed to glycogen by the liver. Any additional amount is absorbed into the circulation and is converted into carbonic acid. To protect the body from the corrosive action of this acid, calcium is withdrawn from the bones for neutralization. Teeth and other bones are generally prime targets in the body for the leaching of calcium due to excess sugar intake. For information, the amount of refined sugar which can be tolerated by a human being is less than 2/3 of an ounce a day for an adult. For a child weighting forty pounds, the corresponding amount would be 1/6 of an ounce. However, the actual consumption of sugar per person in America is estimated to be about 5 ounces per day. Therefore, we have a real dental catastrophe in this country.
Foods that leave an acid residue in the intestines
Fried foods, meats, and all processed and overrefined foods leave an acid residue in the intestines because they are not readily digested. This excess acidity gradually seeps into the bloodstream. The blood has a slightly alkaline pH of 7.4. When the pH of the blood dips to the acid side, the body automatically leaches out calcium from the bones to neutralize the acidity and bring back the pH to 7.4. This is often aggravated by persons who consume "junk" foods made with processed ingredients that lack fiber, such as pizzas, pies, cakes, cookies, pastas, breads, crackers, cheese and various spreads, all foods with preservatives, sodas, and liquors including beer and wine.
Dry mouth and lack of saliva
An indication of overeating and poor digestion is a dry mouth or lack of saliva. This leaves the mouth unprotected and prone to tooth decay (certain drugs also cause dry mouth).
Snacking between meals
It takes the body between three and four hours to properly digest food. If one continues to snack between meals, the body never properly digests food due to the continual influx of the snacking. Eventually the digestive power is weakened and an acid condition develops.
Improper mixing of foods at one meal
Mixing foods improperly at one meal will impair digestion and cause an acid condition. Improper food combination will lead to conditions like acid reflux and upset stomach. Eating proteins, carbohydrates, acids, and sugars at the same meal is improper food combination. Sugars and proteins together cause digestive problems and acidity. One can learn to have a carbohydrate meal separate from a protein meal. An example of a carbohydrate meal is vegetables, a suitable grain like brown rice or quinoa, salad and a baked potato; a protein meal is vegetables, a lentil or bean soup, salad, and yogurt. One can have an acid dish ( fresh fruits) or a sweet dish apart from the two main meals.
Side effects caused by fluoride
Fluoride can deteriorate connective tissues by breaking hydrogen bonds. When one uses fluoridated toothpastes and other fluoride sources like fluoridated drinking water, the gums that hold teeth in place become loose and spongy (gingivitis). Couple this with a dietary vitamin C deficiency and one develops a serious gum disease (periodontal disease). Eliminating the intake of fluoride used as an additive in tooth pastes, gels, mouthwashes, and drinking water, and increasing the intake of natural vitamin C from dietary sources, will gradually correct this condition.
The simple solution
Use Uncle Harry’s Remineralization Powder after every meal to swish and rinse the mouth. This will maintain the right pH of the mouth by neutralizing food acids. Further, use Uncle Harry’s Tooth Powder, Tooth and Gum Elixir and Miracle Mouthwash at least twice a day for optimal oral hygiene.
Two tablespoons a day of Uncle Harry’s Food for Hair, Teeth and Skin blended with organic milk, soy drink, almond milk or any suitable drink will supply the required amount of dietary calcium, phosphorus and more to avoid fluorosis and mottling.
Take the following natural, food based supplements: Uncle Harry’s Camu Camu (natural Vitamin C) powder, Tabashir and Organic Seaweed capsules. These powerful foods will neutralize excess acidity in the intestines and mineralize the entire body.
For acid reflux and very poor digestion, follow Uncle Harry’s dietary suggestions and take Uncle Harry’s Activated Charcoal/Bentonite Clay capsules and Triphala capsules for one to three weeks.
Uncle Harry's Dietary Suggestions
To support remineralization you need to improve your diet. Please consider the following three suggestions:
- 50/50 principle - every meal should be 50% raw and 50% cooked food
- Don't snack between meals and give yourself at least four hours to digest food
- Don't mix proteins, carbohydrates and sugars at the same time.
An example of a carbohydrate meal is:
Organic brown rice (millet or quinoa), cooked vegetables, large salad (this does not mean only iceberg lettuce; it means baby spinach, cucumbers, grated daikon radish, grated carrots, grated cabbage, tomatoes, celery, parsley or cilantro, fresh lemon, olive oil, Uncle Harry's Sea Salt and Sea Veggies, Uncle Harry's Asafoetida), baked potato, or sweet potato/yam.
An example of a protein meal is:
Lentil soup or bean soup, cooked vegetables, large salad as above, yogurt, or tofu.
Avoid cold cereals for breakfast. Try to have a fruit and fruit juice breakfast, and if you need more food, eat oatmeal cooked in water, then add some fruits and nuts and honey or molasses.
Avoid sugar and regular table salt. Use Uncle Harry's Organic Molasses and Uncle Harry's Sea Salt and Sea Veggies or Uncle Harry's Pure Raw Honey.
Try to drink fresh juices everyday that you make yourself. A good mix is carrot, celery, apple, and grape. Try to drink one to two glasses of Uncle Harry's Organic Digestive Tea Blend.
Get Uncle Harry's Easy Sprouter and make your own organic sprouts with Uncle Harry's Organic Sprouting Seed blends. Use Uncle Harry's Ocean Nutrient Solution to water your sprouts so that you eat the most nutritionally dense sprouts for replenishing your body with live digestive enzymes and organic vitamins and minerals. The Ocean Nutrient Solution supplies over 90 trace minerals to your sprouts so that they become a powerful functional food for healing.
Above all, avoid meat, fish, eggs and all processed foods and drinks and all synthetic supplements.
There are food products that Americans consume everyday that are slowly killing them. They are: table salt, white sugar, supermarket oils (all processed hydrogenated oil), coffee and tea, all meat, fish, poultry, eggs, processed white flour products, caned foods, and TV dinners. Highly processed supermarket oils are the cause of high blood pressure, diabetes, as well as heart and circulation problems. Common table salt that has all the trace minerals removed is an outright poison (four tablespoons consumed at once will result in death). White sugar consumption causes bone loss, high blood pressure and diabetes. Beware of the food you eat.