Comments on: Mouth Bacteria Causes Heart Attack

By: ProfKeith

ProfKeith — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 16:16:33 +0000

In reply to Rosemary. I wonder if you have mercury amalgams in your mouth Rosemary?

By: Kurt Isernhinke

Kurt Isernhinke — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 13:46:18 +0000

Dear Prof. Keith Scott-Mumby,

my reason for writing to you is because I do not know who else to approach.

I have a friend, a lady of over 90 who lives in South Africa. She is German and was very rich, but her late husband blew all her money on trying to produce money making inventions. I told him years ago, when I lived in SA, to stop fiddling and to enjoy the fortune his wife brought into their marriage.

I call the lady about twice a week, because she is all alone in SA, and I feel sorry for her. I live in France.

She is not well and suffers tremenduosly with pain in her legs. She describes the same as knifes spiked with needles being stabbed into her legs. She says she could scream all night. Her doctor gave her some Chinin product which apparently helps, but only when she takes this in overdoses. When I spoke to her yesterday she told me didn’t sleep for 2 nights because of pain in her legs.

I don’t know if you can advise what to do with only such a short description of the pain, but I have to try.

Hope to receive yoour “Fire in the Belly” book, which I ordered a few days ago.

Thanks in advance and kind regards,

Kurt Isernhinke
Tel: 33 9 82 55 35 82

By: bill

bill — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 11:09:56 +0000

I cant see why its a food intolerance? Look also at dissimilar metals…….mercury, porcelain,nickel,gold crowns etc. These all cause electrolytic reactions which affect the natural good bacteria in the mouth. Also, dont scrape the tongue too hard huh?

By: Rosemary

Rosemary — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 10:44:31 +0000

When I got to about 16 years old I was made aware that my tongue had a white coating on it and it was mentioned I must be sick. Since then I have tried everything to have a healthy gums and mouth but to no avail. Noboby has been able to help me understand why I have this problem. Recently I tried Bi-Carb Soda as in one teaspoon in a glass of water every morning only for a short while and my tongue for the first time in 30 years was healthy and pink with no white coating. When I stopped the Bi-Carb Soda my tongue went back to been coated. What’s happened here?

By: marie lockie

marie lockie — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 22:35:48 +0000

Carol, I suspect your tongue is due to food in tolerance. Work thru Prof’s Dietwise and banish dirty tongue and bad breath unless you over indulge occasionally. If you just cant make the effort to follow it, the blood type diet will help but not nearly as good.
And lose all sorts of complaints at the same time.

By: Carol

Carol — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 22:25:25 +0000

Minor correction of typo in first comment. I meant to say, “I clean my tongue IMMEDIATELY upon arising in the morning so I am NOT swallowing leakage from this toxic stuff.” Also, I didn’t name the device. It’s called a tongue scraper. Found at the drug store right along with the tooth brushes.

By: Carol

Carol — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 22:16:07 +0000

A major part of keeping the mouth clean is to clean the tongue. This is best done with an inexpensive little device you can buy at the drug store. A tooth brush is not even close to being as effective. You scrape away bacterial colonies that grow in the deep texture of the tongue. Use the tongue cleaner AFTER you brush to remove residual toothpaste as well as the bacterial colonies that grow in the deep texture of the tongue and just make it a normal part of “brushing your teeth.” Go back as far as the big lumpy taste buds, but don’t scrape them – begin scraping just ahead of them. You may need a couple of passes to remove the goo and slime. This is a most unpleasant topic, and one hesitates to mention it, but in this written forum I can do it. It is important for real oral hygiene and almost no one knows to do it. See a lot of yucky tongues out there? I do. I clean my tongue IMMEDIATELY upon arising in the morning so I am now swallowing leakage from this toxic stuff. And, of course, as part of every brushing. Knock down bacterial numbers by keeping what bacteria feed on to a minimum by: tooth brushing to remove the food, flossing to remove food and bacterial colonies between the teeth, and tongue scraping to remove those nasty bacterial colonies. Then swish and spit hydrogen peroxide and you’re way ahead of the game here. Keep your tongue clean! PS My dentist actually praises my dental hygiene. Who gets that???