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You're welcome. God bless you and Good luck.Robert20 wrote:Thank you once again!



P.S. Avoid sweets, dairy, ice-cream, alcohol, while on trial. After you will check it out, how and why to eat those food. Our organisms very, you know it.
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Hi. I really want to try the bleach solution but I'm very concerned about the long term effects in the gum and tongue tissue, and the sinuses, throat and lungs. I'm sure excited for you guys that are getting relief and enjoying being normal. I know that many of us will go any length to have some normalcy in our lives. Are there any studies done that you can point me to? I know dentists use it but the exposure is so infrequent. I am currently under a treatment that is expiring me to heavy duty chemicals but I justify it in my head because it's only 4 treatments and then as needed. I had to try it because i was desperate . I just finished treatment 3 and the relief was very temporary and it has made my tongue very tingly and grey. . I'm So tired of all of this. My head is spinning with all the products and machines and treatments... Help
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I mean the user searching has been using it for almost a year and got no side effects, so It should and I hope it's fine.Gingin wrote:Hi. I really want to try the bleach solution but I'm very concerned about the long term effects in the gum and tongue tissue, and the sinuses, throat and lungs. I'm sure excited for you guys that are getting relief and enjoying being normal. I know that many of us will go any length to have some normalcy in our lives. Are there any studies done that you can point me to? I know dentists use it but the exposure is so infrequent. I am currently under a treatment that is expiring me to heavy duty chemicals but I justify it in my head because it's only 4 treatments and then as needed. I had to try it because i was desperate . I just finished treatment 3 and the relief was very temporary and it has made my tongue very tingly and grey. . I'm So tired of all of this. My head is spinning with all the products and machines and treatments... Help
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Mr. Robert 2o, any update?Robert20 wrote:I mean the user searching has been using it for almost a year and got no side effects, so It should and I hope it's fine.Gingin wrote:Hi. I really want to try the bleach solution but I'm very concerned about the long term effects in the gum and tongue tissue, and the sinuses, throat and lungs. I'm sure excited for you guys that are getting relief and enjoying being normal. I know that many of us will go any length to have some normalcy in our lives. Are there any studies done that you can point me to? I know dentists use it but the exposure is so infrequent. I am currently under a treatment that is expiring me to heavy duty chemicals but I justify it in my head because it's only 4 treatments and then as needed. I had to try it because i was desperate . I just finished treatment 3 and the relief was very temporary and it has made my tongue very tingly and grey. . I'm So tired of all of this. My head is spinning with all the products and machines and treatments... Help
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I've been using it for a while, only once a day, didn't try the nasal yet but there's no bad breath throughrout the day
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I always thought bleach was harmful, but it is not, it does not cause allergy, it is not carcinogenic....etc....
Sodium hypochlorite does not evoke allergic reactions, is not carcinogenic, is not mutagenic and has a century long safety record. It has been used since 1732 to treat wounds, is used in hospitals, animal facilities, and in the human drinking water supply for a century.
Sodium hypochlorite has been used in dentistry for more than a century. The ADA has designated dilute sodium hypochlorite solution as a “mild antiseptic mouthrinse” and has no contraindications.
The dilution of regular Clorox bleach (no scents, perfumes added, and not concentrated) is made by adding a little less than 2 teaspoons of bleach to 1 cup (8ozs) of drinking water. Mix gently and swish a mouthful of the mixture for 30 seconds. Spit out the extra and avoid rinsing with water for 30 minutes. This mouthrinse is used 2 times a week.
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BUT use ONE TEASPOON of bleach with 4 ounces of water.......
That is not 10 %, it is much much less......
That is not 10 %, it is much much less......
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Take Chlorine bleach, doesn't matter which brand, main thing is the sole ingredient must be Sodiumhypochlorite. take ordinary syringe pour 10ml of liquid bleach in to the plastic bottle and mix it with 200 ml. tap water, shake it, and you'll get the single mouthwash that kills the VSC bacterias on tongue, far back of tongue,mouth and throat. When you perform the sinus flush it will eliminate those bacterias in sinus and frontal cavities.
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Thank you all for the reassuraning messages and for the recipe. I will try it out.
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My advice is to be very careful. You may not experience no side effects but that doesn't mean you're not causing harm to your body. Until you see a credible study that provides evidence that it is safe to do the bleach solution longterm then personally I wouldnt continue to do it.Gingin wrote:Thank you all for the reassuraning messages and for the recipe. I will try it out.
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And be embarassed and stressed the whole day? No thank you.Life_Goes_On wrote:My advice is to be very careful. You may not experience no side effects but that doesn't mean you're not causing harm to your body. Until you see a credible study that provides evidence that it is safe to do the bleach solution longterm then personally I wouldnt continue to do it.Gingin wrote:Thank you all for the reassuraning messages and for the recipe. I will try it out.
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I'm not here to try and convince you to stop. I understand how important it is for you to want to live a normal life but when you promote something that is potentially dangerous with no proven studies then you're putting other people in a position to potentially hurt themselves when they came to this website looking for help.Robert20 wrote: And be embarassed and stressed the whole day? No thank you.
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Please see this article https://dentists.usc.edu/files/2015/01/ ... -rinse.pdf that appeared in 2015 published in the Journal of Periodontal Research. It describes the method and benefits of using chlorine bleach, diluted with water, i.e. sodium hypochlorite oral rinse, as mouthwash, over the long-term.Life_Goes_On wrote:
My advice is to be very careful. You may not experience side effects but that doesn't mean you're not causing harm to your body. Until you see a credible study that provides evidence that it is safe to do the bleach solution longterm then personally I wouldnt continue to do it.
It was written by Dr. Jorgan Slots, D.D.S http://profiles.sc-ctsi.org/jorgen.slots a Professor of Dentistry at the University of Southern California, U.S.A.
Periodontal Associates of Memphis, TN, U.S.A. instructs dental patients to treat periodontal conditions by rinsing orally with chlorine bleach solution, diluted with water, according to the procedure seen here: http://www.periomem.com/files/2016/04/U ... 2013_4.pdf.
These references were cited earlier, on Page 1, of this thread.