Mossy
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I think I will. Thanks.I’d try it. As you say, not swallowing it.
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I think I will. Thanks.I’d try it. As you say, not swallowing it.
Absolutely! vinegar/ACV/ascorbic acid are all very bad for the tooth surface. I don't know if rinsing after using those things is enough. You could try it if you're not already doing so. For me, I prefer to not let them touch my teeth at all. But I may be being overly cautious. I have had success remineralizing my teeth using Dr. Ellie's program: This Is A Big Piece Of The Health PuzzleWould these cause demineralization of the enamel?
I can attest that this chart is accurate. At 8%, arginine does make my normal wash, of baking soda, calcium carbonate and xylitol, bitter. I’ll be adding more xylitol to sweeten it up.Interesting. Any thoughts about the anti-Peat aspects of arginine? Maybe using it this way, not ingesting it, would be ok. I have a large portion of arginine that I don’t use, but could add it to my homemade toothpaste.
It seems I'm getting a slight NO effect, from the arginine. It negatively effects my breathing, making it more rapid. I don't rinse after using the wash, which is likely the problem. I may try adding lysine or another amino acid to counter the arginine, unless someone could show that that is counter productive to remineralizing.I can attest that this chart is accurate. At 8%, arginine does make my normal wash, of baking soda, calcium carbonate and xylitol, bitter. I’ll be adding more xylitol to sweeten it up.
Yes, it’s very helpful. I hadn’t read the label on the closys but I knew TSP was a common ingredient in various remineralizing toothpastes. It would be nice to make something myself that works just because closys gets expensive.
I have sensitive eroded teeth that otherwise are very good.Recently the erosion got worse, I'm pretty sure because of fruit and probably not enough K2 because I'm not crazy about green veg but I love fruit, and I haven't yet sorted out a good k2 source. I was always rinsing with milk after fruit, but looks like that did not do enough.bsolutely! vinegar/ACV/ascorbic acid are all very bad for the tooth surface. I don't know if rinsing after using those things is enough.
I think you have a valid point, about not measing with those, especially the ones that are pro-NO. That study made it so appealing, with remineralizing results. Not to mention, I have the arginine on hand, from my pre-Peat days—I don’t have the TSP.Closys leaves a weird residue with a chlorine-y feeling in my throat, even a day later. It does work, I suppose, maybe better product than others but I'm interested in the mineral/saliva theories.
I'm wondering if anyone actually experimented with the baking soda/TSP method and had more to say on this.
@Mossy I personally wouldn't mess with isolated proteins, period, let alone ones possibly converting to NO.
I made my own concoction of xylitol. Trisodium phosphate and baking soda.
Black stuff did come out.
And can confirm this is an amazing rinse. Like wow. Teeth are white after a few days and interestingly enough my gums seems to have grown or something. Idk but they def seem like they recovered from very minor recession How is this not a mixture being sold on the market
I’d be curious to know what TSP you’re using. I see that the hardware store variety is much cheaper than food grade, but tends to have additional ingredients, such as sodium carbonate.I made my own concoction of xylitol. Trisodium phosphate and baking soda.
Black stuff did come out.
And can confirm this is an amazing rinse. Like wow. Teeth are white after a few days and interestingly enough my gums seems to have grown or something. Idk but they def seem like they recovered from very minor recession How is this not a mixture being sold on the market
I’d be curious to know what TSP you’re using. I see that the hardware store variety is much cheaper than food grade, but tends to have additional ingredients, such as sodium carbonate.
Ok, thanks. That is the same one I have in mind.I bought
TriSodium Phosphate Anhydrous (TSP) - US Food Grade Granular, 12 oz from Amazon.
You could just add the TSP to that mixture. The benefit of all ingredients.that tony pantallersco used the one you can buy from home depot...
edit**it looked like the one you can buy at home depot. I think to be on the safe side just buy food grade.
also, whoever mentioned the salt making the teeth more porous... maybe that enables the phosphate to enter the teeth more effectively. I want to try this but am wondering if i should stick to my xylitol, cocoa, sea salt mixture for now to see what happens.
more then one way to skin a cat?
Due to budget reasons, I would be very tempted to go with the cheaper hardware store version, if I could find it locally. I don’t see the recochem brand on Home Depot’s website. Maybe it’s in-store only.So is tsp phosphoric acid essentially...?? I guess it’s the basic form of it?
Just looked up the msds sheet for the recochem brand of TSP and it’s purity is 100%.
Bought some at Home Depot for like 5 bucks. Same brand as the one used by Tony in his video.
Ok. Thanks.I doesn’t say recochem anywhere in the images shown on the website but when I flipped it around I found the brand. If it’s the Green/Blue milk carton looking brand, that’s the one