GorillaHead
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Yes why?That has fluoride in it, yes?
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Yes why?That has fluoride in it, yes?
Yes why?
I imagine there is systemic absorption. A very big no no for me.
There is fluoride in water. Way way worse.
Using toothpaste and the spitting out will have very little affect on the system absorption you worry about. Not to mention periodic iodine use can displace that systemic absorption.
Mi toothpaste isn’t a rinse.I filter it out of my water.
I disagree with the harmlessness. Painting my teeth very occasionally with fluoride I would consider but rinsing with it is a really bad idea.
Iodine isn’t something I mess with either on a regular basis.
Toms sells toothpaste with these two ingredientsL-arginine and calcium carbonate rinse should work.
Remineralization efficacy of a toothpaste containing 8% arginine and calcium carbonate on enamel surface. - PubMed - NCBI
I found this doing a search but have no experience with it:Anyone have any idea where to get nano hydroxyapatite powder?
Thank you, this is good to know. I'm thinking I'll mix some powder with distilled water and use that. I found some sellers on Alibaba. One told me they would sell me 1kg of powder for $250 USD (shipping included). They offer different particle sizes. I've seen sizes of 20nm, 40nm, and 60nm suggested for tooth remineralization. I'm still looking for info on that.I found this doing a search but have no experience with it:
Hydroxyapatite Powder High Purity Less Price Fast Delivery - Nanoshel
I do see that amazon sells several toothpastes with it included.
With regard to nano particles, I’ve heard there is a potential for concern, in how your body absorbs the particles when consumed and also working with the powders and breathing them in.
@pepsi I tried something similar for a while but didn’t notice much benefit. If I understood correctly, some sort of electricity was need to cause the CP to adhere to the teeth...?
Do mind sharing which brand you used?I wouldn't know about that. I just remember in one interview Dr Peat said that
rinsing with calcium phosphate will help small erosions on teeth, I dont remember that he said anything about electricity being needed.
I found calcium phosphate on amazon and read other good reviews.
I remember the transparent spot on my 2 front upper teeth was concerning to me,
but now when I look, it doesn't look as concerning, so I think the calcium phosphate is helping.
Ill take a picture today and another in a week to really gauge the results.
Sure , its Freeda Kosher Calcium phosphate powder from amazonDo mind sharing which brand you used?