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An innovative introduction to holistic dentistry discusses the potential dangers of conventional dental care and offers a selection of safe, effective therapies that enhance the body's own healing powers, discussing the use of accupressure to relieve tooth paint, healing herbal mouth and gum rinses, natural treatments for gum disease, minerals that reduce tooth sensitivity, and more.
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 Great Book, June 16, 2015
By Bonnie37
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This is an excellent book. I have learned a lot about how to be healthy by reading it.The author tells you what foods are good for you, he talks about doing a detox, good fats and bad fats, vitamins, cavity fillings, the good bacteria, magnetic healing, etc. etc.Glad I got this book!
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Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body, October 24, 2012
By Kim
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Excellent book! Great information to maintain health. The book provides a great connection between what you eat and your total body health.
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Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body, October 22, 2012
By Mary N
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This is so true and especially what you put into your mouth will effect your whole body. Good nutritious food per The Weston Price Foundation, will keep your body healthy and whole and disease free.
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 happy teeth are healthy teeth, February 05, 2005
By the bookworm (Chicago, Illinois United States)
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Dr.Zeines website is "natdent.com". He's been on Relevant Radio, and other programs, so even if you are not a herbal-type of person, what he says makes sense. Everything you need to take a more natural approach to taking care of your body, should include a more natural approach to taking care of your teeth. He feels that your teeth are a "window to your body" and he is so right; much can be ascertained from the health of your mouth. But don't assume that he doesn't believe in mainstream dentistry; to the contrary. But he does have alternative methods of treating your dental health that goes outside of the mainstream dental routes with which we have grown up. He is a licensed dentist, and he lectures around the country, so he's taken seriously, and so should you. You don't have to agree with everything, but just open up your mind and you'll find yourself intrigued by his explanations. He goes into how an examination of the teeth, membranes, tongue, and gums gives an almost detailed assessment of how you eat, which then gives insight into your general body health and lifestyle patterns. He'll offer suggestions for both you and your dentist/internist to consider when discussing your healthcare. So you really don't have anything to lose by reading his book, except poor health.
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