Clorial
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oceanloverb
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Clorial
Has anyone tried this herbal supplement to treat Chronic Halitosis? I was curious if it worked or not? It has a 75% effective rate. Also, does anyone have periodontal disease? I know that this sounds ridiculous but I am seriously considering getting teeth extracted and getting dentures over dental implants. Has anyone done this before? Did it treat bad breath? Does anyone know why any research companies will not make a prescription drug for Chronic Halitosis? How can we make ourselves heard to encourage someone to make a drug to treat this problem??
Has anyone tried to use Chlorophyll to treat bad breath? Someone advised me to use it & said that it was a natural internal cleanser.
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Ihatemylife
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Re: Clorial
That will never happen since there are alot of causes for "ch".And another thing,every human is unique,means even if multiple people have the same problem the same cure will not work for all...oceanloverb wrote: Does anyone know why any research companies will not make a prescription drug for Chronic Halitosis? How can we make ourselves heard to encourage someone to make a drug to treat this problem??
And as for this clorial
Bacteria is not always the problem and things can be more complex then adding a pill withClorial targets halitosis-causing bacteria and supports the health of Your oral cavity
I'm pretty sure that nobody will get permanent cure by this and some "might" see some temporary difference but still....synergistic blend of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and potent botanicals
Life sux and then U die...
Re: Clorial
Yes I also have Periodontal disease too! I had lanap & Periowave & it did nothing. I go see my dentist for a root cleaning & scaling every 3 mths & still no cure...I heard about this herbal Clorial but wasnt shr if it would work, have you tryed it? I was also thinking getting my top back teeth extracted too since I know thats the source of problem & get implants but that woud be overly expensive..thinking about $6000.oceanloverb wrote:Has anyone tried this herbal supplement to treat Chronic Halitosis? I was curious if it worked or not? It has a 75% effective rate. Also, does anyone have periodontal disease? I know that this sounds ridiculous but I am seriously considering getting teeth extracted and getting dentures over dental implants. Has anyone done this before? Did it treat bad breath? Does anyone know why any research companies will not make a prescription drug for Chronic Halitosis? How can we make ourselves heard to encourage someone to make a drug to treat this problem??
I heard that there was this thing called deep cleaning..& I mean a very deep cleaning that cost around $700 dollars but the question is does it work?? what about gum surgey just for the back top teeth, do you think that would work? were I think thats the problem
This would be great for both of us to exchange info in what works for our periodontal disease.
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oceanloverb
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re:Periodontal Surgery
Well I have had periodontal surgery and nothing stopped the halitosis. In Cancun they quoted me like $4300 to have denture over min dental implants. They also told me that I would need antibiotics for it as well. I have heard of 2 people that had halitosis from periodontal disease and after their teeth extracted it went away.
Has anyone tried to use Chlorophyll to treat bad breath? Someone advised me to use it & said that it was a natural internal cleanser.
My wish too really would be making our sufferings heard so they can find the cure for this disease cause thats really what it is!! It is emotional, mentaly & physically draining..How do we make ourselves HEARD??? I really wish I knew that..not as simple as picking up a effen toothbrush or chewing a gum as what other people think!! Now if we knew someone like a Jounalist that can put this on paper would really help so maybe other people can have more compassion instead of hate....that is is not something we can control.
Re: Clorial
oceanloverb wrote:Has anyone tried this herbal supplement to treat Chronic Halitosis? I was curious if it worked or not? It has a 75% effective rate. Also, does anyone have periodontal disease? I know that this sounds ridiculous but I am seriously considering getting teeth extracted and getting dentures over dental implants. Has anyone done this before? Did it treat bad breath? Does anyone know why any research companies will not make a prescription drug for Chronic Halitosis? How can we make ourselves heard to encourage someone to make a drug to treat this problem??
I had a rinse of this that didn't work but I didn't know they had for internal cleasing, done some research -In 1780, the famous English chemist Joseph Priestley (right) found that plants could "restore air which has been injured by the burning of candles." He used a mint plant, and placed it into an upturned glass jar in a vessel of water for several days. He then found that "the air would neither extinguish a candle, nor was it all inconvenient to a mouse which I put into it". In other words, he discovered that plants produce oxygen
CHLORPOHYLL
Very interesting oceanloverb!
I will diffently by some tommorow, sounds like this must be it.
Not only do these greens nourish themselves and become the No. 1 food in the food chain, they also produce oxygen, playing a fundamental role in the biosphere of the planet.
Fifty years ago, scientists proved that chlorophyll kills harmful bacteria. It fights strep and staph infections, bad odours in the mouth, gum disease, and destroys putrefactive bacteria in the digestive tract. It promotes healing of wounds by stimulating the production of connective tissue, helps ear infection, and the list goes on.
Famous research scientist E. Bircher called chlorophyll "concentrated sun power." He said, "It increases the functions of the head, affects the vascular system, the intestines, the uterus, and the lungs.
It raises basic nitrogen exchange and is therefore a tonic which, considering its stimulating properties, cannot be compared with any other."
The benefits of various green foods seem related to their chlorophyll content. Chlorophyll has the power to regenerate our bodies at the molecular and cellular level.
It is known to help cleanse the body, fight infection, help heal wounds, and promote the health of the circulatory, digestive, immune, and detoxification systems.
Chlorophyll consumption increases the number of red blood cells and, therefore, increases oxygen utilization by the body. Chlorophyll also reduces the binding of carcinogens to DNA in the liver and other organs.
It also breaks down calcium oxalate stones (kidney stones) for elimination, which are created by the body for the purpose of neutralizing and disposing of excess acid.
I will diffently by some tommorow, sounds like this must be it.
Not only do these greens nourish themselves and become the No. 1 food in the food chain, they also produce oxygen, playing a fundamental role in the biosphere of the planet.
Fifty years ago, scientists proved that chlorophyll kills harmful bacteria. It fights strep and staph infections, bad odours in the mouth, gum disease, and destroys putrefactive bacteria in the digestive tract. It promotes healing of wounds by stimulating the production of connective tissue, helps ear infection, and the list goes on.
Famous research scientist E. Bircher called chlorophyll "concentrated sun power." He said, "It increases the functions of the head, affects the vascular system, the intestines, the uterus, and the lungs.
It raises basic nitrogen exchange and is therefore a tonic which, considering its stimulating properties, cannot be compared with any other."
The benefits of various green foods seem related to their chlorophyll content. Chlorophyll has the power to regenerate our bodies at the molecular and cellular level.
It is known to help cleanse the body, fight infection, help heal wounds, and promote the health of the circulatory, digestive, immune, and detoxification systems.
Chlorophyll consumption increases the number of red blood cells and, therefore, increases oxygen utilization by the body. Chlorophyll also reduces the binding of carcinogens to DNA in the liver and other organs.
It also breaks down calcium oxalate stones (kidney stones) for elimination, which are created by the body for the purpose of neutralizing and disposing of excess acid.
Re: re:Periodontal Surgery
oceanloverb wrote:Well I have had periodontal surgery and nothing stopped the halitosis. In Cancun they quoted me like $4300 to have denture over min dental implants. They also told me that I would need antibiotics for it as well. I have heard of 2 people that had halitosis from periodontal disease and after their teeth extracted it went away.
what do you mean denture over min dental implants..will it be implanted in your gums or removed like dentures, I never heard that before & 2 people has been cure from bb
Periodontal Disease
oceanloverb-
Hi, hope your hanging on, trust me I know how hard this is feeling isolated & alone with the bb bullshit, anyhow did you end up getting the denture over mini dental implants? and also is this a dentist or Periodontist that will be doing this ?. I heard Prosthodontist is more educated than a regualar dentist so that might be our best bet in our situation. Let me know please since this can help any info we have for eachother. Im considering this too since I tryed chlorophyll & didn't do anything..waste of money...what eles is new.I will exchange any info I can to help eachother.
Thanks,
Hi, hope your hanging on, trust me I know how hard this is feeling isolated & alone with the bb bullshit, anyhow did you end up getting the denture over mini dental implants? and also is this a dentist or Periodontist that will be doing this ?. I heard Prosthodontist is more educated than a regualar dentist so that might be our best bet in our situation. Let me know please since this can help any info we have for eachother. Im considering this too since I tryed chlorophyll & didn't do anything..waste of money...what eles is new.I will exchange any info I can to help eachother.
Thanks,