Heal Gums Naturally with Probiotics (Part 1)
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- I recently had a bout with an inflamed area of my gums, with extreme pain when I brushed my teeth and flossed that area. I tried standard treatments like swishing diluted hydrogen peroxide around my mouth. It did not help, and only made that area of my gums feel irritated.
Then I used some common sense and treated the condition naturally. In a matter of just a couple days, the problem improved a LOT and I was able to stop the treatment only after four days. Check it out to see what I did.
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Thank you Judi - you are so very kind and generous to share this information. I really appreciate it since I'm trying to battle periodontal disease which causes deep pockets in my gums from too much bad bacteria. You've given me hope that I'll beat it. Thank you so much. 💚🙏
Hi Patricia! I can never make any guarantees, but I truly hope this tactic does help you. Also, it may be helpful if you have a Waterpik or something like that. Such a device helps flush away bad bacteria while the probiotics can continue the job with a little "germ warfare". Thanks for watching and best wishes to you :)
My functional medicine doctor told me to do this. Also FYI... I was told by a good dentist that over brushing can make things worse. Two times per day is best, after every meal can be too much. Swishing with water after eating/drinking is best.
Thanks for watching and sharing! GREAT tips :)
I was using mouthwash and peroxide before bed and it stopped working I was working @ a thrift store dusty and Molly breathing in the mold so marshmallow Root and neem Tea Tree will be something I will use regularly
@@JudiintheKitchen would this work topically applied to skin issues ,
@@lisagardner4814 Hi Lisa! That's an interesting question and something I've never considered. I can't say anything for sure, since I've never tried it nor have I researched it. I'm sure it would depend on the bottom line cause of the skin issue. I wish I could give you a definitive answer, but I can't on this one. I hope this helps, nevertheless. Best wishes to you :)
I bought myself a baby toothbrush 🪥 and that helps it’s not so harsh and I did open some probiotics and poured some in my mouth it’s helping
Love this Judi, thank you very much. God bless you!!
Thanks Jonathan! I'm glad the video was helpful to you!! Thanks for watching and sharing such kind comments. Blessings to you and yours also :)
God Bless you Judy!🙌
Thank you, Christian! I'm glad the video was helpful to you! Thanks for watching and commenting. Blessings to you and yours, also :)
THANK YOU!!! An angel you are ! 😭❤️🤍💜💙💜💛💚🧡🤎
Thanks for watching and commenting! I'm glad the video was helpful to you :)
thank you judi ..i appreciate you
Thank YOU for watching and commenting, Dean! I appreciate your kind comments :)
*Thanks for the* Natural dental remedies!! 💪👍
I'm glad the video was helpful to you! Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Really good point!
Hi Feona! I'm glad the video was helpful to you! Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Good information
Thank you for watching and commenting, Cynthia! I'm glad the video was helpful to you :)
Hi Judi thanks for that tip, will try it out have been using peroxide, Thera breathe, Ora med with no relief. I the very harsh solution prescription according to reviews and will wait to use it only when nothing else works.
Best wishes to you, Anne! I understand what you're going through. Thanks for watching and sharing :)
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
Fab video! Thank you!!!!!
Hi Rita! Thanks for watching and sharing such kind comments! I truly hope this works for you like it did for me!! Take care :)
Thank you so much
You're welcome, Jaz! I hope it works well for you. Thanks for watching :)
Thank you!
You're welcome, Ken! Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Thankyou Judi I will sure try this
I hope it works well for you! Thanks for watching and commenting :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Do you have a recipie for homemade toothpaste on your channel please or do you use shop bought toothpaste. Thankyou again for your video
@@KJV-Bible-LessonsNow that's a very interesting question! I do not have a recipe on my channel for homemade toothpaste. I have tried using a baking soda paste made from simply baking soda mixed with a little water. You apply it to your toothbrush and brush as usual. For me, it was not the best because apparently at the time, my tooth enamel must have been on the thin side, and the baking soda made my teeth more sensitive. So, I didn't use it for long, although it does clean the teeth very well. I currently use Tom's of Maine, Rapid Relief for Sensitive Teeth, Fluoride Free. Here's a link so you can see what it is... www.amazon.com/Toms-Maine-Natural-Sensitive-Toothpaste/dp/B07F2Q38TL/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=E0OR8B7FU4L8&keywords=toms+of+maine+rapid+relief+sensitive+toothpaste&qid=1700429734&rdc=1&sprefix=toothpaste+toms+of+main%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1 Most drug stores should carry it. I agree, it's not the cheapest stuff, but I'm happy with it.
Another tip for helping to keep the gums free of infections...use hydrogen peroxide (the cheap stuff you find in pharmacies). I apply some to my toothbrush and also WaterPik mouthpiece when I'm FINISHED brushing my teeth. That helps to sanitize the toothbrush so bacteria won't thrive on it until the next time the brush is used. Right before I use the toothbrush again, (as long as I remember to do this) I rinse it briefly with fresh water. I found that if I don't regularly rinse it off, my mouth will feel "too clean" afterwards. I interpret this to mean that the peroxide residue kills some of the good bacteria in my mouth, possibly throwing off the natural balance of microbes. Forgetting to rinse the brush once in a while isn't the end of the world. I just try to remember to do it the best I can. I truly hope this helps! Best wishes to you and yours :)
Thank you so much for the info. ❤️
I'm glad the video was helpful to you, Mary! Thanks for watching and commenting :) Best wishes to you and yours :)
Thank you so very much. This worked AMAZING. I just made a paste and pasted the area...
So grateful to find you! I'm sharing this...my swollen gland is on the way down too and my infected molar/gums/root.
No Pain. Yeah!
That's FABULOUS!!! Thank you so much for sharing your story!! This will reinforce my approach and encourage others to try it too! I'm really happy for you :)
How did you make the paste and what probiotic did you use?
@@thelightinallofus4649 Natural Factors - Double strength probiotic 10 billion active cell blend. Including L. rhamnosus, L. acidophilus and B. bifidum
Thank you Judi ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I hope it works for you, like it did for me! Thanks for watching :)
I will try on my aching gum tonight...and will report back the result:)
Reporting back: after the 1st application, I would say 80% of the pain went away! I did the 2nd application that night before bed...I didnt feel any pain/inflammation the next day...I would say this is a fantastic home remedy! Thank you thank you thank you:D
Hello julia! I truly hope this helps you out! I look forward to hearing back from you. Thanks for watching and sharing :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Hi Judi, since your home remedy worked so well on my gum issue(thank you so very much!!) ...I thought I ask your help on another issue i have...Do you know any home remedy or natural way to cure sinus? I got a bed sinus a month ago...and it didnt completely go away after religously taking my doctor's antibiotics and antihistamine...I kind of hesitant to take more drugs from my doctor now(yes she prescribed some steroids and nasal spray etc...but i am really hesitant to take those)....any help would be greatly appreciated!!
@@juliachu3775 Hi Julia! Yes, I actually DO know of a home protocol you can do that can help with sinus infections. I know this from personal experience with my husband. He has had countless sinus infections in his life, all being treated with countless antibiotics, only to have it return, sometimes one round right after another. With this protocol, his infections have slowed WAY down to only one here and there. He has major damage inside his sinus cavities with many surgeries. Because of that, we may never have the infections totally eliminated, but believe me, they have been cut waaaaaaaaaaaaaay down! The protocol is not simple, takes effort and time. It involves omitting the specific foods that the streptococcus bacteria feed on (eggs, all dairy products, gluten, pork, soft drinks, and corn), while including lots of foods that are known to kill pathogens (fruits, leafy greens, vegetables, garlic, onions, potatoes, and sweet potatoes). It also involves drinking 32 ounces (4 cups) of celery juice daily (usually 2 cups in the morning and 2 cups in the afternoon). There are many specifics involved with the celery juice and if it's mixed with anything else or taken around food or other liquids, its medicinal effect will be negated. This information comes from Anthony William's book "Cleanse to Heal." It's available on Amazon and many libraries have the book so you can borrow it for free, if desired. Here's a link... www.amazon.com/Medical-Medium-Cleanse-Heal-Depression/dp/1401958451 I HIGHLY suggest you get the book and read through it. You will be enlightened. His protocols work. I can say that from personal experience, both with myself AND with my husband's experience. Millions around the world have used his books to help themselves heal their chronic problems and I highly recommend his books. They are well worth reading! I truly hope this helps. Blessings to you and yours :) [Note that I have NO affiliation with the author, nor with Amazon regarding these products, so if you opt to buy this book, I do not gain any monetary rewards from it. I recommend his books because I truly believe in them. AND with my educational background (MS in Nutrition), his protocols make sense to me.]
Hi Judi, thank you so very much for your information and taking the time to explain!! I will certainly get this book you recommended...and report back my results:D
God bless you for your beautiful heart 💕❤️💜
@@juliachu3775 Hi Julia! You're very welcome! It's my mission to help in any way that I can. I truly hope this protocol helps you and I look forward to hearing back from you! We swear by it and won't venture backwards because it's helped us both out so much in many different ways. Let me know if I can further help along the way. Blessings to you also :)
Thank you
You're welcome! I hope it works well for you. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
I've been trying this with greek yogurt for a few days now.not sure if it's gonna work yet but I'm hopeful
Best wishes to you on that! I'm not sure the yogurt would be strong enough but it's worth a try. Thanks for watching and sharing :)
@@JudiintheKitchen well what exactly was the probiotics you used?
@@eyes2see167 Actually I didn't use any particular brand. I bought whatever I could find at the moment that was within my budget AND had a high CFU count with a wide variety of probiotics in it...different forms of bifido... bacteria and also different lactobacillus forms. As long as it had a high count with a wide variety of bacteria, I called it good and went with it. Really! So, find what is available to you and read the label carefully. I hope this helps! Blessings to you and yours :)
So I have gum recession, had some cavities filled (recently) and a few cavities filled a few years ago, had red and purple and swollen gums, brown and yellow spots in some parts of my teeth, I get plaque built up in parts of my teeth even if I brush my teeth and some other issues. No doctor has told me anything that I have periodontal disease but I am certain I do based on all the issues I mentioned above. I want to get rid of the issues (and if I have any oral disease) gone forever and my oral health issues removed and my oral health cured/restored/healed. Are you still taking the probiotics and how exactly has it helped you more if at all since you have been taking it/them?
Hi NicholasPeters! Thank you for watching and asking your question. My heart goes out to you with the multiple issues you are faced with. I only took the probiotics temporarily to help resolve the gum issues I experienced at the time. Since I used them early on (when the gum issues first got started), it only took a few days to resolve the problems (tender, red, slightly swollen gums around teeth). Once the problems were resolved, I stopped doing the probiotic rinse in my mouth. I repeated the process any time I detected some gum issues coming on. It was not a regular routine, but used only as needed.
Honestly, I have not needed to do the rinse in a very long time. I cannot say exactly why for certain, but I can surely speculate. Whether my tactics will help you or not, I can't say. Here's what I'm doing now and you can compare what you do with my routine. Maybe a few changes on your part would help, but again I'm not a dentist, so I can't guarantee anything.
(1) I purchased a WaterPik and I use it twice a day (after breakfast and after supper) before brushing my teeth. It has really helped to keep my mouth clean. IF I ever notice any gum issues starting to crop up, I focus on those spots in particular when using the WaterPik. The sensitive spots are usually cleared up within a day or two. I have used the WaterPik for years now and it has helped tremendously in keeping my teeth clean and reducing any gum issues.
(2) I always (without fail) brush my teeth after every meal. After lunch, after brushing my teeth, I string-floss my teeth. No WaterPik at lunch (I found that 3 times a day was just too much for me and my gums were getting a little "beat up" by the process. I will use string floss after using the WaterPik IF (and only IF) I feel like I need to...if I detect some food may be still stuck between my teeth.
(3) I'm VERY careful about what I eat. I eat a whole food plant based diet with absolutely no junk food (or beverages) whatsoever. I know that may sound boring (and like "duh") but I've grown to appreciate just how valuable such a diet is for our overall health, including the health of our teeth and gums. My husband and I both eat that way and it has worked wonders for his health too. Neither of us is willing to turn that around.
I'll be happy to give you dietary details about what we do, if you want. It may be too much for this response. Anyway, I do hope that sharing the above details helps you in some way. Best wishes to you in your endeavors, and I truly hope you can find the answer. Let me know if I can help more :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks for the information. I really appreciate it. The Waterpik device - I've seen it a few times and displayed at different dental offices. You know how when getting teeth cleaned and the hygienist will use a strong type of water spray inside the mouth when doing the teeth cleaning? From what I know it's attached to a part of the chair or somehow electronic but it gives a sort of strong spray (just the right amount of pressure for water spraying in my opinion). Does the Waterpik device give a strong continuous spray? I have a Waterpik device and I hate with a passion the intermittent weak spraying/sprays it and other ones give from the devices and I really really want/need a stronger one like the one I mentioned that I know is at a dentist office. I forgot to ask my hygeniest about it (and if is a way to purchase one of them - for home use or whatever). If I could get any of those teeth cleaning devices that I am looking for I would use it for myself when cleaning my teeth. If you don't know of the device I am looking for or where I can it, I will hopefully remember to ask my dentist and or hygeniest for how and or where to purchase it next time I see them (assuming I can purchase one for myself).
@@NicholasPeters1 Hmmm. The WaterPik that I have has two buttons you can use for the water flow. The top button is the "floss" option where the water is a steady stream. The bottom button is the "massage" option where the water flow will pulse (I don't care for that option either). It sounds like you are using the "massage" option...IF yours actually has two buttons (I really don't know). Also, the strength of the water flow can be regulated by a dial on the machine, from 1 to 10, with 1 being the weakest stream, and 10 being very strong. Since you like the dentist's water device, the "10" strength may be what you're looking for. Check your WaterPik again to see if it has the various options. Personally, I found the full strength of the stream (10 setting) to be too strong for me...it was beating up my gums. However, it may be just right for you. I'm sure the dentist uses some sort of professional grade machine. If you're wanting one of those, you'll need to ask your dentist about where you could get such a machine. I feel certain it would be expensive (being a professional grade machine for dentists). However, I suggest you start by checking out the device you already have to be sure if it has different features that you're not using. That may resolve the problem right there. If not, well I guess it's time to shop. I hope this helps! Best wishes to you on this. I hope you can find the answer that is right for you!
@@JudiintheKitchen I'm going to try this set of methods in this order each night: eating a little sauerkraut each day when I can, then flossing, then cleaning between my teeth and gums with a rubber dental pick where I can comfortably clean where my teeth are exposed from gum recession and where I have plaque built up/where plaque builds up, hopefully being able to get the right oral irrigator to clean out in the same areas mentioned above regarding the gum recession, then doing oil pulling with organic unrefined cold pressed coconut oil for 20 minutes, then brushing my teeth in the evening times.
@@NicholasPeters1 I truly hope it works for you, Nicholas!
@ D. Veliz how do you make your cinnamon mouthwash?. What proportion of cinnamon to water I presume?
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
Hi Anne! I have not made cinnamon mouthwash, so I have no frame of reference on cinnamon to water proportions. Sorry I can't help you on this one!
Judi what about the bone under the gum is that any good for it as well
Hi Dwight! Thanks for watching and asking. Actually, I can't say that the probiotics would or would not help the underlying bone. Maybe...if the bad bacteria has gone down into that area from around the gums hugging the teeth. However, I have no way to verify that, so don't take that to be a fact. It's just speculation. If you have underlying bone issues, anything is worth a try.
I CAN say this as a fact...this is a true story and I'm speaking from first-hand experience because it's MY story. Juicing green veggies (mostly kale with some carrots) literally saved my teeth. I can't say exactly why, but I speculate (through a lot of research) that the vitamin K in the green juice (mostly from the kale) helped to direct the calcium (also from the kale) to go where it needed to go...my bones. Here's the scoop...For about a year and a half, I noticed issues with a particular molar hurting when I ate. Each time I had my teeth cleaned (every 6 months), I told the hygienist the tooth was bothering me. That was the end of it, for 3 visits in a row. Apparently the hygienist didn't notice anything wrong, nor did the dentist when he checked my mouth. On the next visit to see the dentist for something else, I stopped him and insisted that he look at the tooth because it was still bothering me. He finally did and noticed it was extremely loose. Then, upon checking the rest of my mouth, we discovered that all my teeth were loose. The dentist suggested all sorts of treatments that I really did not want to do. [This story is condensed a bit, but important details are there.]
Coincidentally, about that time I bought a juicer and started drinking some kale/carrot juice daily (probably about 1/2 cup a day for starters). I eat a large green salad with lots of added veggies (like carrots) as a meal every day. About this time (when the dentist finally found what my tooth issue was) I noticed that it was really getting very hard to chew my salads...even lettuce...because of my wobbly teeth. THEN, after drinking the juice for a couple weeks, and without doing anything special to my teeth, I noticed that lettuce was getting easier to chew and I was starting to eat my salads easier without concern with my teeth and pain from them moving around when I attempted to chew something like a piece of carrot.
THEN, after a month of drinking green juice, I noticed that my teeth were nowhere near as wobbly in my mouth as before and that I could chew my salads with ease. So..I can literally say that my green juice has saved my teeth. I've been drinking some green juice every day ever since (it's been about 2-1/2 years now), and I still have all my teeth. I never went through all the intensive procedures the dentist recommended. I can pop a whole baby carrot in my mouth and chew it without issue. My teeth are not loose any more. I can only speculate as to why (as I stated earlier). Nevertheless, it worked for me. I'm not sure what your mouth problem is, but I hope my story will help you in some way. Really! Best wishes to you and yours :)
@@JudiintheKitchen chlorophyll in green juice cure all diseases.
Take coenzyme q10 plus hawthorn berries herbs will strengthen the gum. But coq10 lower blood oressure. So talk to your doctor first.
Great idea and theory it does make alot of sense to fight the bad bacteria with probiotics , so simplistic i wouldnt have guessed, how are your gums now?
Hi Marty! Thanks for watching and commenting! My gums couldn't be better. In fact I just had my teeth cleaned a couple days ago and the dentist commented about how great my mouth looked. This method is one of my tactics for keeping things in check. I do the probiotic thing any time I have the least bit of a flare-up, which isn't very often now. Take care and try this anytime you have the least bit of redden/sensitive gums. It will help :)
@NY UK Hi NY UK! It sounds like you have a serious infection going on. No, I have never had one that bad. The probiotic trick worked for a localized gum infection around a couple teeth and also when the microbe balance got way off in my mouth (from using too much hydrogen peroxide for too long). Yours is way more serious than that and probably needs medical attention. That having been said...I understand where you're coming from regarding dentists. When I was young (elementary school), my parents sent me to a barbaric dentist who filled my cavities WITHOUT anesthesia of any type. Nothing. In fact, I never heard of Novocaine until a friend of mine said she had been to the dentist and her mouth was numb. I was like..."Huh? What do you mean? Why is is numb?....Novocaine? What's THAT?" So...I DO understand about fear of dentists. At some point (early adulthood), I put on my "big girl pants" and went in anyway. Normal dentists now don't do such things. I explain to them about my background and tell them I have a "sensitive" mouth. They put topical numbing solution wherever needed before any injections and even when cleaning my teeth. There's as little pain as possible. I have been having my teeth professionally cleaned and examined every six months for many years now. It's far from my favorite activity, but I do it anyway.
Now onward...The expense thing is also very understood. I'm not a doctor, nor do I pretend to be one, so what I say is only my personal opinion. This advice may be helpful, but I cannot guarantee it. You could try using a diluted hydrogen peroxide solution as a mouthwash 2, maybe 3 times a day for starters. That stuff will kill germs, but also the good bacteria too, so it's something to do temporarily, but not for an extended period of time. Brush and floss every time you eat. A water flosser is gentle and very effective, but in your case may be needed along with string flossing to help get things under control. If/when you get these infected areas to die off, THEN the probiotic trick may be good to do, so you can restore a healthy balance of microbes in your mouth. But continue to brush/floss every time you eat. If all that doesn't do it, a professional cleaning is very likely needed and may do wonders for your problem. Yes it costs, but so does having all your teeth pulled out and getting dentures. No one wants that! I'm sorry you're having these issues and I wish I could help more. Best wishes to you for sure... Judi
@NY UK You're welcome. I feel for you in your situation. It's not a happy place to be in and I can really empathize (been there, done that many times over in assorted ways). This comes to one big "beef" that I have...health care should be affordable or free. It's neither in America. It should be a right, not a privilege. Best wishes to you :)
@NY UK I saw ypur post & wanted to let you know, I can sympathize with you.Trauma at dentist as a child. So I greatly fear the dentist!I hope you are feeling better by now. I have been going to the dentist for regular check ups. Had all my black filling replaced by white, had some crowns done. Then after all that work had ear pain for over 1 yr. Finally found out it was due to 1 of the teeth they worked on. The nerve died thus now needed a root canal. It was so bad they had to do it in 2 appts. Second appt next wk. I never wanted a root canal but had not choice, that or pull it. I just want my life back! I've spent way more money on trying to treat my ear. So lesson learned, after this I'll never miss my 6 month cleaning. Hope you are now well.
Hi Wendi! I'm sorry I didn't get back with you sooner! Sometimes I don't get notice of comments and they slip by me. Apparently yours was one of them :( I apologize for that. I JUST discovered your message. I certainly hope by now that you are feeling better and that all is well with your ear AND tooth. Such problems can really cause issues, money, pain and agony...you name it! I too experienced dental trauma as a child, so I really understand that one. I cringe at going to the dentist, but I do it anyway. I "put on my 'big girl pants' and do it" despite the fact that would rather not. Personally, my gums are doing very well. I've been using a water flosser now for quite some time and it has made a world of difference for me. I use it after breakfast AND supper. I string floss after lunch and other times if I feel the need. Any time at all that I feel any gum issue coming on, I hit that area very well with the water flosser. It's made a world of difference for me. Whenever I go to the dentist to have my teeth cleaned, they hardly have anything to do (the dentist and hygienist have both made that same comment!). I hope you're doing much better now. Best wishes to you and yours :)
What about saurkraut juice? Would that potentially work better, due to the wider variety of probiotics?
Hi Dan! Actually I never thought of that, but why not! Go for it and let us know the results. Seems like it would work just fine :) Thanks for watching and sharing !!
It's an interesting question. The probiotics mainly in the mouth include Firmicutes,
Actinobacteria, Bacteroidetes, Fusobacteria, and Proteobacteria, and sauerkraut mostly has Lactobacillus. But might still help as it out balances the staph mutans which is the main culprit of halitosis and bad breath
@@OswaldDigestiveClinic Thank you for your informed comments!! Very much appreciated!! Thank you for watching and sharing :)
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
@@OswaldDigestiveClinicwow, great that you can list these. I’ve heard of toothpaste with probiotics in it something like $18/tube, but I passed on it. I don’t recall the name.
Eat fruit and vegetables daily cut down sugar . cut down dairy products and packaging food.
Great advice! Thanks for watching and sharing :)
Did you stop brushing or oil pulling during your process
Hi A D! No...all other routines stayed as usual. Thanks for watching and asking! Best wishes :)
Is it benefical for receeding gums aswell?pls do do reply
I wish I could say yes, but truthfully, I doubt it. I have yet to find anything that will help with receding gums. If your gums are inflamed, infected and in the process of receding, then maybe...if you can address it early enough in the process. But there is absolutely no guarantee that it would work. I wish I could offer something more positive, but this is the best I can do with what information is out there. Thanks for watching and asking. Best wishes to you :)
Hi Judy, can we use this method for bleeding gums ?
Hi Abhishek! You could try it, as bacterial imbalance can contribute to bleeding gums. I also suggest you add extra vitamin C to your day, probably no less than 1 gram more per day. I've done it and it helped. Bleeding gums is one sign of scurvy. I'm not saying you have scurvy, but I've personally found that added vitamin C has helped with bleeding gums. Perhaps low vitamin C contributed. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks for your response Judy. By adding vitamin C do you mean include vitamin C capsule along with the probiotics ? I am not sure about having scurvy or not, but sometimes my gums bleed (not too much) and not necessarily just during brushing but otherwise as well.
@@abhisheku5460 Hi again! Sorry for any confusion. I meant to just add more vitamin C to any supplement regimen you have. Not to swish it in your mouth, nor to spit it out. I meant to swallow a pill. You could also add ascorbic acid powder (vitamin C powder) to a smoothie, if you're drinking smoothies regularly. I've had extra vitamin C work for me when my gums were bleeding, and it might work for you too. I hope so, especially if your gums bleed when not brushing.
Could you use this powder in a homemade gentle toothpaste and get at least some results you think?
Hi Shannon! I hadn't thought of using it that way, but it's certainly worth a try. Why not? Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Hi ms judi can I ask if i can use probiotic before going to bed. Thanks
Absolutely! Why not? Take them any time it's convenient for you. The bottle may or may not say to take it with a meal. If it says that, then that's the best time to swallow the capsule. However, for the sake of helping to heal sore gums, then any time is wonderful! Thanks for watching and asking :)
@@JudiintheKitchen can i use any kind of probiotic? Thanks
@@fatimagatdula6169 Yes. But it should have a mixture of Lacto... and Bifido... bacteria in it. I would get something more than just a straight "Acidophilus" capsule, which is just a single strain. It's better to get a multi-strain capsule. Thanks for watching and asking!
Hi Judi, how long did you swish this around before you swallowed it?
Hi Lisa! Good question! Not all that long...long enough to get it around all areas of the mouth, especially those areas where it's really needed...where your gums are sore. 30 seconds or so, especially until you feel like it's all well dissolved (most probiotic capsules contain a powder). I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and asking :)
Hi what should be the frequency daily once or twice?
Hi! Whenever I need to do this, I do it at least twice a day. Maybe three times a day if the issue is bad or comes on fast. Then you can taper down from there. You be the judge based on the infection in your mouth...if it's bad, do it more often and for more days. If it's minor, the times per day and number of days can be shorter. The main point is to introduce a little "germ warfare" in your mouth to reduce the number of bad bacteria in your mouth that caused the infection. The healthful bacteria (in the probiotics) will do that job for you. We just have to give them a little time. Thanks for watching and asking! I hope this helps :)
Viswanathateddy kethireddy ....have you tried probiotics for gum and teeth problem....does it work?? I have same problem ...please reply
Theres another Video on CZcams of a women who healed her Gums by massaging her gums with wooden sticks dipped in Sauerkraut juice. So you might be up to curing the Root Faust of the issue
That sounds like a helpful technique that would be less expensive than the probiotic capsules. Thanks for watching and sharing!
That is so creative and interesting!
@@OswaldDigestiveClinic Thanks for watching and sharing!!
Can you share the link of the lady @road to perfection
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
Hi Dr, does oil pulling with coconut oil move the teeth. Thank you
Hello! I don't think that would move teeth. Thank you for watching and asking :)
@JudiintheKitchen thank you for your reply and no problem I thoroughly enjoyed your informative video and can't wait to trial it out for myself. Thanks again! 😊
@@marcy8770 You're welcome, Marcy! Best wishes to you and yours :)
I've done daily coconut oil-pulling for ten years and it does not move teeth. Saved me my teeth instead!
Hi Judi im unable to hear but your video doesnt have subtitles. What should I do?
Hi Kane, Thank you for contacting me about this. I'm sorry I don't have captioning on my videos. On many of my videos I refer to my blog site where what I discuss can be read about in an article. However, this topic did not include a blog post. So, the gist of what I discussed is using probiotic capsules to restore the balance of microbes in the mouth. I used this tactic when my gums were red, inflammed and sore. It worked for me. Simply take a probiotic capsule and open it so the contents spill into your mouth. Swish it around the best you can and allow yourself to swallow as needed. I did not rinse and spit it out. I swallowed. After all, they are intended for the GI tract and the mouth is part of that tract. You can drink a little water if needed, since it may tend to make your mouth feel dry. But swallow, don't spit it out. I did my best to leave as much in my mouth as long as I could, hoping to create a little "germ warfare" within. When my mouth was at its worst, I did this about 3 times a day. As the mouth improved, I gradually decreased the number of times a day and eventually stopped. I can't say how long this takes because it will depend upon your personal situation...just how inflammed your gums are. It didn't take me long to notice improvement (within a few days). There is no harm in taking these capsules this way, so you don't need to fear doing this. I focused on capsules that had a variety of Lactobacillus... and Bifido... microbes in them. I have no particular brand to recommend...it's the contents that matters, so read the label. The more potent the capsule, the faster it should work. Again, no specific recommendations. Again Kane, I'm sorry the video couldn't help you. But I truly appreciate your contacting me so I can help you in this way. Don't hesitate to let me know if I can help you further. Blessings to you and yours :)
will it help for swollen gums/gingivitis and which capsules are good for inflammation gums?
Hi! When I used the probiotics for my gums, they were red, swollen, and very tender. I'd call that inflamed, so to me, yes, it should help with that problem. If it does not, the cause of your problem may be something else (other than a bacterial problem), like a serious Vitamin C deficiency, which can also lead to gum issues (early stages of scurvy). I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking :)
Does this help with receding gum line?
No, it will not help for that, unfortunately. Thanks for watching :)
It did for me.. after just 1 hour I noticed a difference, try it!!!!
wat brand did u use n is it called 10 billion probiotic
Hi William! It's been a while, so I'm sorry I can't say what brand I used. However, I've never been partial to any one brand of probiotics. I just buy what I can afford at the time, and see that it has a variety of Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria in the capsules. I buy anywhere from 10 billion on up to what I can get at the time. Sorry I'm not specific here, but truthfully as long as the bacteria are live, and there's a variety of types in there, I think one will be just as good as another. Also, I've done this trick a number of times and I know I've used a variety of brands. All have worked equally as well. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and asking :)
Judi does the probiotic work for my gums bloated on a exposed molar outside the jaw in the mouth, i think the diagnosis is the forth stage of gum disease periodontitis
It sounds like your infection is very advanced. I can't guarantee anything with that. However, anything is worth a try if you want to do it. I would be very aggressive since your infection is so bad. Maybe make a paste with a drop of water and the probiotic. Apply it to the area. Whether you swallow it or spit it out will be up to you (I swallowed mine). Do this as often as you care to do it. Hopefully it would help, but it may not be enough with such a deep and extensive infection. I really can't say for sure. The gum inflammation I used it on was minor compared to what you have. Best wishes to you in this. Please do let us know if you try it and your results. Thanks for watching and sharing :)
@@JudiintheKitchen and these probiotics they are the ones that have "help support the natural balance of good and bad bacteria in your digestive tract"?
@@JudiintheKitchen and thank you i'll give it a try
@@awarmthsoughtfidelityinyah532 Yes they are. I don't advocate any particular brand. However in your case, the ones with the highest level of probiotics (ie. 50 billion) may be most helpful.
@@awarmthsoughtfidelityinyah532 Best wishes to you. I truly hope it helps!
hey judi, what is your conclusion till today?:)
It works! I've done it more than once and it worked for me every time. I have very little issue with gum inflammation or infections. Thanks for watching and asking :)
@@JudiintheKitchen I'm a believer! Thank you.
@@SueWhiteStar You're welcome! Take care :)
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Judi in the Kitchen how often do you use it & how long for at a time?
How long should I Mouthwash with the probiotic? 1 minutes?
I never timed myself, but that may be about how long I did it each time. Thanks for watching!
Hi I really wanna try this I'm in So much mouth pain can I ask please what the name of probiotics you use so I get right ones please
Hi Louise! I'm sorry you're in so much pain! I can empathize with you since I've been there. I've used several different brands and I don't promote any specific brand. I would just advocate any supplement you can find with an array of "Bifido..." and "Lactobacillus..." bacteria in them. Here's an example... www.amazon.com/Probiotics-Women-Men-Kids-Prebiotics-50-Billion-CFUs-Gluten-Free/dp/B093V65TSD/ref=sr_1_13?dchild=1&keywords=probiotics&qid=1624539830&sr=8-13 This is just one of many different supplements out there. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching. Best wishes to you :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks for replying one more thing after you swirl it round gums do you spit it out after
@@JudiintheKitchen Also I'm not sure which you mean out of theses two Bifidus or Bifidum I look for
@@louisebaker6648 Sorry for any confusion! I look for any supplement with any strain of bacteria starting with "Bifido" in the names and also "Lactobacillus" in the names. The link that I sent you is just one example of such a supplement. There are many brands that have assorted Bifido... and Lactobacillus... strains in them. Literally any one will do the job. And the more of them, the better. Regarding your other question, I did not spit out the contents from my mouth. I did what I could to keep it in my mouth as long as possible, then swallowed. After all, the contents are intended for the GI tract, and the mouth is part of the tract...onward to the exit point (anus). So, there's no need to spit it out. You can drink liquid after a little while, but I'd give it 15 minutes before drinking anything to give time for a little "germ warfare." I hope this helps :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Hi beens you have had mouth issues as wel would you mind me asking when you was getting pain in gums inflammation did you feel a slight numbness in gum because when my gums the one side flare up I get that
do you think it will lessen calculus and rejuvenate receding gums?? i will try it though
Hi! No...I don't think this will lesson plaque on teeth nor restore receding gums. If the gums are in the process of receding, restoring the natural microbe population in the mouth might help to stop the recession. Added intake of Vitamin C should help slow down/stop gums from receding. I haven't found any way to regrow gum tissue, though. Thanks for watching and asking! I hope this helps in some way.
@@JudiintheKitchen thanks a lot, it works on me
@@theuts-z5603 Awesome!!! Thanks for sharing :)
If you are experiencing gum disease please consult with a periodontist. I waited too long and ended up getting a bone graft and sinus lift in order to get implants which I had to take out a medical loan. Please do not try to repair gum disease on your own 😟
Thanks for watching and sharing! Sounds like your scenario was very serious, indeed.
You can reverse it with oral probiotics if you catch it early
Hello what kind of probiotic do you use ?
Hi Ang! I have used a variety of brands and don't recommend any one particular brand. Whenever I shop for a probiotic, I select one that fits within my budget at the time and I look at the label and select one that has a high count to it, and also a variety of strains including some with Lactobacillus, and Bifido... The more the variety, the better. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking :)
I found one online called Prodentin, specifically, a probiotic for the oral cavity (Microbiota for our mouths), and while it prob does have benefits, it was too expensive for me, but you can look it up and see the exact bacteria in the ingredients
@@splash4891 GREAT info! Thanks so much for sharing :)
hello do you think liquid probiotics will work better?
Possibly. It's always worth a try! If you try it, let us know how it works for you :)
@@JudiintheKitchen ok i will thanks alot for your video
@@EVIE3BME You're welcome Yvonne! See my comment to your question under the part 2 video. Thanks for asking! I hope my tips help :)
@@EVIE3BME did the liquid probiotics work better
Do you actually swallow the probiotic or do you spit it out?
I swallow it. You can choose to do what you want with it. After all, we normally swallow the probiotic capsules, so I see no harm in swallowing it. It's your choice! Thanks for watching :)
Hi Judy, would you mind sharing the brand name of the probiotic?
Hi Thuy-Hong! I wouldn't mind sharing brands, but actually it's been a while so I can't be sure which brand I used in the video. Actually I'm not concerned with brands as much as what's in them. I buy why I can find at the moment that has the highest amount of active bacteria that I can afford at the time. I also check to be sure it has a variety of Lactobacillus and Bifidobactera types in it. I have done this same trick numerous times with assorted brands and it worked equally well for me. I do this any time I have a slight infection brewing or when I can feel an imbalance in my mouth (detected by a sensitive area anywhere in my gums). I do hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking :)
@@JudiintheKitchen would plain yogurt work?
Gsrden of life brand is what i use for probiotic.
How about raw honey for brushing??
Hi! I have no idea if that would work. Yes, raw honey is considered to be antimicrobial, but I have not tried that for this problem. Somehow, because of the natural sugars in honey, it seems like it would feed the microbes rather than change the balance of good-to-bad bacteria. That's a guess. Feel free to try this if you want and let us know if it works for you. Thanks for watching and sharing :)
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
Have you ever tried anything for getting white teeth
Hi! I have not tried anything specifically marketed for whitening the teeth. I have brushed my teeth with straight baking soda and many people claim it will whiten teeth. I can say that it certainly cleans well and may also whiten teeth to some degree. I was not able to use it like that very long, though. My teeth are sensitive and it made them even more sensitive, so I reverted back to my usual "sensitive" toothpaste. This tidbit of info may or may not help you, but I hope it does in some way. Thanks for watching! Best wishes :)
@@JudiintheKitchen yeah I'm trying avoid abrasive material thank you for your info
You're welcome!
Can you please tell me, will this cure tooth abscess
Hello! Thank you for watching and asking. I'm sorry to say that I doubt it would cure tooth abscesses. You could certainly try it if you want, but I can't guarantee anything. I can only report what it did for me, many times over, and that involved the gums, not a tooth infection. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Blessings to you :)
This is not medical advice, just sharing my experience. Fastest Relief for abcess was to swish with coconut oil, organic (Search for Raw, Organic Coconut Oil). 20 minutes min. 2x a day. Saw significant relief within an hr. Completely gone in 36 hrs. Also brushing tongue thoroughly, BEFORE & AFTER oil pulling, back to front, getting the sides good too, with a soft toothbrush, SUPER GENTLY is critical. Flex your tongue and contract your abs to keep from gagging & get back as far as you can (again very gently). Brush the tongue until the nose runs (eyes may run too) & you have to blow. Be sure to clear it thoroughly, then return to finish up. This is how you know when your tongue is thoroughly clean (if you definitely brushed gently & it took time to get to the running. If aggressive, you may get a false positive). Brushing this way also helps to clear & keep the sinuses clear.
Be sure to clean your toothbrush thoroughly & disinfect between cleanings. Also flossing (Gently), but thoroughly is critical for maintenance.
Once you're done, complete your process by swishing for at least 3 minutes with warm salt water. This will help to reduce/kill remaining bacteria (bad only, salt is smart). It will also help with gum tightening.
Full Spectrum Salt is best. All Salt comes from the sea even your stripped down to two mineral (NaCl) standard table. Don't be fooled by marketing gimmicks. Use one that is 84+ minerals.
*Update:* Why Coconut Oil? I did both Coconut Oil & Sesame Oil (Not toasted) & videoed my gums. Blood movement visible ON CAMERA under gum line as well as pulsing I could actually feel with the Coconut Oil, but not with Seasame. I Immediately Went back to CO & blood flow & pulsing returned again. There is definitely a difference. Pus by the second pull. Gums normal by the 3rd, but I continued for 3 full days just to be sure.
S/N: I believe Sesame attacks different types of strains of pathogens than coconut. From a maintenance perspective may be worth alternating. Just be sure to brush & rinse well, as Sesame is said to stain depending on your tooth health. Strength of AND presence/absence of enamel matters with quality staining can occur.
20 mins of pulling is essential because it's that length of time mechanical action that tells the brain to flood the mouth with healing enzymes (WBC's). These enzymes coupled with the oil's properties (antimicrobial, antibacterial, antifungal, antihelmintic) helps the gums to purge/expel infection & other pathogens more effectively & restore/heal the gums.
@@Nabiyah1 Thanks for watching and sharing!! Helpful :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Thank you so much for the info & your sharing! I have a 50 billion customized CFU probiotic. I just tried first time today (opening capsule in oral cavity). I will let you knows how it goes. I have another imbalance that is negatively affecting my teeth due to some hypoxia, which is also leaching a bit of my Ca. It will be interesting to see how it all comes together. I dreamed about probiotic in the mouth and when I got up & checked my notifications on CZcams your video popped up without prompting. What do you make of that? lol I'll monitor for about 4 to 6 weeks to collect considerable data & I'll share if. 💞🧘🏽♀️💞 Best of Health To You!
@@Nabiyah1 Thank you for sharing!! I look forward to hearing the results of your therapy :)
How many times a day should you do this? And how many times a day would you recommend a child? That is 11 years old to do this.
Hello Rem! Thank you for watching and asking! I am not a physician, especially not a pediatrician. I can only answer from my own perspective. It may be wise to consult with your child's doctor, although probiotics should not be harmful in any way. I did this procedure 2 to 3 times a day until the problem resolved (which didn't take long). When in doubt, you could also rinse the mouth with the probiotics then spit them out. I always swallowed without rinsing. But spitting out afterwards may be helpful, if you're concerned with ingesting the probiotics. I hope this helps! Take care and many blessings to you and yours :)
Do you rinst your mouth with water after it?
No, I do not. This is so the microbes will remain in my mouth and do their job to fight off the harmful bacteria. I just go about my normal day, eating and drinking as usual whenever I need to. I just don't make a point of rinsing it out of my mouth immediately after swishing the powder around. Thanks for watching and asking!
@@JudiintheKitchen thank u
@@rapnakaraibach6627 You're welcome! Best wishes to you :)
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
Do you think this would work for repairing damaged gums?
Hi Eoin! If you're referring to receding gums, I don't think this would help them to grow back to their original shape. If you're referring to gums that are inflamed from current infection, for me, it helped correct that problem by helping to balance the bacterial population in my mouth, so yes to this. That's why I released the video...because it helped me so much that I felt a need to share it with others. If your gums have been otherwise injured in some other way, I don't think this will do the trick. In my experience, this helps with inflammation, redness, and swelling of gums due to harmful bacterial overload. It would not take the place of surgery for other types of issues. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Yeah I was referring to damage due to recession. I'm sure there is a non surgical solution out there for this problem, I hope we find it. Thanks for the reply
@@eoinbrennan3949 Hi again! I recently visited my dentist and we briefly discussed receding gums (which I have had for many years). She said the dental industry recently learned they are due to bone loss underlying the gums. Not due to brushing too hard or something like that, which we have all been told for years. So, they are learning new things. Anyway, with that, it's unlikely the gums will grow back unless for some reason, the bone underlying regrows. I'm not sure if that can happen. HOWEVER, I have seen some accounts where some people's gums did grow back. Why/how that can happen with some people and not others remains a mystery to me and many others. I can only speculate. Dentists swear the gums cannot grow back. Mine have not. Yet, at the same time, my husband has commented a couple times that he thinks his receded gums have grown back a little. So, with all that, I can't say what is happening or why. I have not opted for surgery to repair the gums, and I doubt that I ever would. I just deal with it by using an ultra soft toothbrush and in more recent years I also started using a Waterpik twice a day, and string floss once a day (one type of flossing after each meal). I have literally no inflammation in my mouth (a surprise to my new dentist a few weeks ago...first visit after our move to another state). Oh another thing that I recently found has helped with the sensitivity...I gave up ingesting vinegar about 10 months ago. Not easy for this ole Italian to do, but I did. When I went to the dentist recently, I was able to have my teeth cleaned without any numbing treatment whatsoever. That was a FIRST time in way too many years to count. REALLY! Vinegar removes minerals from teeth...just like it removes mineral deposits from pots and pans. So, it MAY help you to avoid ingesting any type of vinegar if you possibly can. It won't work overnight, but over time, it may help to strengthen your teeth (not regrow gums) so they will be less sensitive (if they are, in fact, sensitive like mine were). I hope this all helps! Sorry I'm so wordy, but I have a lot to share with others. Best wishes to you :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks for that great reply......I only have a bit of recession on two teeth (one either side of my mouth) but it still bothers me. I honestly believe there is a solution out there to this issue, a non surgical one at that. I recently found out about a procedure called "pinhole gum rejuvenation". It's not that invasive and apparently the results are really good.
@@eoinbrennan3949 I've heard of that procedure also. Best wishes to you if you elect to try it! If you do, please remember me. I'd love to hear the results :)
Hi Judi, does this help with gum Recession? Or do you suggest something else please? Thank you 🙏
Hi! Sorry to say, no...it won't help with gum recession. Unfortunately, I know of nothing that will resolve that issue. I understand where you're coming from because I have the same problem! I have not found anything that helps the gums to grow back, darn it! Thanks for watching. I wish I could offer more :)
@@JudiintheKitchen hi, thank you for your response. Anything to stop the recession at least? As it keeps getting worse. Thank you again 🌺
Vitamin C might help, but I can't guarantee it. Also, use a VERY soft toothbrush. Nothing harsh on the gums right now, since that would only aggravate the problem. I hope this helps!
@@JudiintheKitchen Vitamin C helped me feel better, that's right. Thank you so much for your response and sorry for the hassle, it's just so annoying like not so dangerous yet teeth are about to fall. Cheers Judi, greatly appreciated 🌺
@@diefrage1453 Oh my! So sorry to hear your teeth are about to come out. NOT good at all. AND this is no "hassle" at all to me. It's my purpose to help others ANY way I can. Now...I have a question for you. Are your teeth loose from receding gums alone? Or are they loose for other reasons? I HAVE to ask this because I have a personal story to share and a remedy that saved my teeth. And I've actually recorded a video all about this, but it's not due to be released until April 22nd. Mark your calendar so you can watch it on that date. It MIGHT help you. Here's a short version...I had a problem with one tooth bothering me for quite some time. It hurt whenever I chewed anything. I got no help from my dentist. After fussing with it for about 2 years (with dental visits every 6 months), I finally learned that not only was that one tooth very loose, but ALL my teeth were loose. (They all got progressively more and more loose during that 2 year period.) It got to the point where I could hardly chew lettuce. Literally! For the record, I do have receded gums, but they have been at this same degree of recession for many years, so the looseness was not from the recession. About that same time, my husband and I decided we would start drinking kale/carrot juice daily as a supplement. Not a meal replacement. I bought a slow juicer and started juicing. The ratio: 1 pound of carrots to 1 bunch of store-bought kale. I usually threw one apple in the mix for a little sweetness. I started out drinking about 4 ounces of juice a day, and progressively worked up to 12 ounces (yes, it was a lot of kale and carrots for the two of us). Here's the BIG THING...after juicing for about one month, I started to notice that it was getting easier to chew my daily salads. I didn't have to be quite so careful when I chewed lettuce, and especially other vegetables. In time, my teeth became more secured in their sockets and eventually they were not loose any more and I could easily chew anything. I can't say exactly how long it was before I got to that point, but I remember it was one month into the juicing before I noticed any difference. By two months time, there was a BIG difference in the stability of my teeth. Ever since that time, I have had no issues with my teeth...they are stable and not loose at all. I continued to drink the kale/carrot juice every day for years, up until we made the move about 1-1/2 years ago. Now, I drink it occasionally. Note that this was FRESH juice, not powdered kale or powdered carrot mixed in water. It was made from fresh vegetables. Today, occasionally I drink the same freshly made juice, but I also drink some made from the powdered vegetables (only kale and carrots, not a mixture of other things). I cannot say that the powdered vegetable juices would have the same effect. In fact, I really doubt that it would. So...I TRULY hope my story helps you in some special way. Yes, lack of Vitamin C CAN cause teeth to get loose (early stages of scurvy...the vitamin C deficiency disease). If the vitamin C does the trick, then GREAT! However, MAYBE the juicing could also help. It involves quite an investment of money and time. I cannot guarantee it would help you. But it's something to consider! Keep in touch. Blessings to you and yours :)
Can probiotics reverse infection in teeth ?
Hi Rich! Since I have not tried that, nor researched that specific question, I really can't say for sure. If the tooth infection is deep inside the tooth (such as when that happens with a root canal), I can only speculate that it would not help. The topical probiotics probably won't be able to get deep inside the tooth to do any good. And if they do, I assume there wouldn't be enough to make much of a difference. I expect that antibiotics would be the normal route of treating a tooth infection. It's probably best to visit with your dentist to treat a tooth infection. You'll want to do whatever is necessary to save your tooth. I wish I could help more! Thanks for watching :)
What about plain yogurt? I used it as a vaginal douche and got rid of a yeast infection.
You certainly could try it. It might work. Thanks for watching and sharing :)
Actually many ppl say it will reverse small cavities and regrow gum tissue ( that's not too far gone)...
How to heal large cavity of tooth naturally?
Hello! I'm afraid I can't speak for that one. I HAVE encountered videos on CZcams where they address how to heal cavities naturally, but I have not tried any such methods, so I can't say if they actually work. So sorry! I wish I could help, but that one I'm just not sure about. Thanks for watching :)
Do you spit it back out?
No, I did not. Just swallowed. After all, it was the same probiotic capsules that I'd take anyway. This just helped to disburse it in my mouth and throat area...much higher in the GI tract than usual. I did drink some water after a little while, but didn't spit anything out. I wanted to keep it there as long as possible and it worked for me! Thanks for watching and asking. I hope it helps you, if you need it :)
Judi in the Kitchen thank you so much. I just started yesterday night. I hope this works
@@dashawndarker1929 I hope so too, Dashawn!
Peroxide didn’t help so I just started using Neem and it worked
HI! Thanks for watching and sharing! Best wishes :)
How did you use the neem?
@@marwensassi2351 I bought some toothpaste
@@Sophisticated8get u some xylitol
Which probiotic are u using???
Honestly, any one I have on hand will do. No particular brand. Whenever I buy them, I just look for one with an assortment of strains Bifido..(whatever). and Lactobacillus...(whatever). I've done this procedure a couple times and it has worked no matter which brand I use. I'm sorry I can't report more details than that. When I shop for the probiotics, I just pick up whatever is handy as long as it has a lot of those two broad classes of bacteria and plenty of them in it. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking. :)
Thank you for sharing! How long do you keep the probiotic on your gums?
What was the brand of the probiotic?
Hi Timmy! I've used a variety of brands and had the same results no matter what brand I took. I started with ZenWise brand. Links to the products I've taken are in the description box. Any will do. I usually let price be my guideline. Also, I take whatever amount is recommended on the bottle, nothing more, nothing less. It's worked well for me. Thanks for watching :)
What brand did you use? I bought probiotics in a veggie capsules but it’s a powder inside not an actual gel not sure how to use the powder or if it will work
Hi Shaune! Thanks for watching and asking your question. I'm sorry, but I use a variety of brands of probiotics (basically whatever I can find at the moment that looks good when I'm shopping), so there's no way I can trace the brand. I don't think that matters as long as it has an array of Lactobacillus and Bifido__ bacteria in it AND that the cultures are live. There was powder in the capsules, not gel. The capsules are in 2 parts and all you do is grasp both ends of the capsule and pull them apart. I opened it and let the powder drop directly onto my tongue then swished it around my mouth. Go ahead and use what you have. They will probably do the trick for you. I hope this helps! :)
Judi in the Kitchen thanks for responding I really appreciate it the kind I have has 20 strains 50 billion active cultures I’m hoping active means the same as live. I swish it around and spit it out afterwards is that correct or should I swallow it?
@@shaunehemphill3259 Hi Shaune! Your probiotic supplement sounds wonderful...very potent! I did not spit mine out...I swallowed (it's not the same thing as like...doing a coconut oil swish). I hope this works for you :)
Judi in the Kitchen ok lol I will be doing it 2 to 3x a day and this time I’ll swallow it thank you so very much!
@@shaunehemphill3259 You're welcome, Shaune! I hope your mouth gets back to normal VERY soon!! ")
I wonder if this will help an abscess tooth?
Hi Danny! Thanks for watching and asking your question. An abscessed tooth seems too serious to mess around with and will probably need intervention with a doctor or dentist. In my humble opinion, I have my reservations about this being strong enough of a therapy to help something like that. You have the liberty of handling it in whatever way you choose, of course. Best wishes to you in this situation.
Thanks, I’m just low on funds and it cost $1300 for. Root canal but I’ll just take the antibiotics to handle the infection. Thank you.
@@danyo25032 Best wishes to you on this, Danny. I wish I could help more. I too would take the antibiotics for this long before opting for a root canal. I hope that works for you.
@@JudiintheKitchen I would not get a root canal because there are ways to cure the abscess without killing the tooth. In fact, I was diagnosed with a tooth abscess a few months ago but chose not to go the root canal route. Instead, I achieved quick pain relief using a combination of topical antibacterials and DMSO (a penetrating agent) and have drained a lot pus out of it over time. Still, a small, persistent bulge is visible above the tooth so the last couple days I've started taking a high quality probiotic and I'm hopeful that it will knock out the last remnant of the infection.
@@omegamale7880 Hi OmegaMale! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! Personally I would not opt for a root canal either, but we each have our own preferences and choices. I appreciate your sharing how you've avoided such a drastic procedure. My hat goes off to you for your achievement! Hopefully others out there will learn from your story and can also avoid a root canal with natural treatments. Thanks again for sharing :)
How many pro biotic pill do you use in a day???
Hi! Thanks for watching and asking. When the problem was at its worst, I swished the capsule contents around my mouth 3 times a day. As the problem subsided, I gradually decreased to 2, then 1, then none. I have no precise recommendation here. It's a matter of how often you want to do it, based on how bad your gums are at the time. No harm in doing it more often. And it didn't take long to correct the problem for me. Only a matter of 3 to 5 days. Less than a week every time. I hope this helps! Best wishes to you :)
@@JudiintheKitchen THANKS so much☺☺
@@crazyhandshands9028 You're welcome! Blessings to you and yours :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Namaste
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
Will this help for pulpitis?
I cannot say for sure. Anything is worth a try, but it may be very wise to consult with your dentist before waiting too long. Thanks for watching! Best wishes to you :)
I started to brush my teeth with dawn soap it works way better then tooth paste
Edit: Also you can rise your mouth with salt water and it will heal your gums
Thanks for watching and sharing! Just please be careful not to swallow that dish soap! Take care :)
@@JudiintheKitchen thank you I try not to
@@zachariahmagallan5738 Best wishes to you, Zachariah!
@Fran Gagne Hi Fran! Thanks for watching and sharing! That's one I hadn't heard of.
@Fran Gagne Another great tip!! Thanks again for sharing :)
Hiii mam u r like my grandmother
I’m facing gum bleeding since 1 year and please help me
Hi! I'm honored that you think of me as a grandmother :) If you have suffered from bleeding gums for so long, I cannot guarantee this, but it's possible you are short on Vitamin C. Try increasing your intake of Vitamin C-rich foods and/or take a Vitamin C supplement. No specific recommendations on quantity, but up to a gram (1000 mg) of Vitamin C in a supplement may help. There are many foods high in Vitamin C: citrus fruits, strawberries, peppers (bell and chili peppers), guavas, kiwi fruit, broccoli, papayas, tomatoes, kale, and many more. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching. Let me know if this helps. If not, we'll explore from there. Best wishes to you. :)
I will definitely do this and will let you know the results
Thanks for being there 🙏
@@djain4565 You're welcome! It's my honor to help if I can. Take care :)
Composition : Streptococcus Faecalis (30 million cells), Clostridium Butyricum (2 million cells), Bacillus Mesentericus (1 million cells), Lactobacillus Sporogenes (50 million cells)
This is the composition I’m taking
Is this safe?
How many times a day and for how many days it’s safe to do
Can this heal a gum boil?
Hi! Thank you for watching and asking! Actually, I have no idea if this can help a gum boil. If it is due to a microbial infection, then maybe. But I can't make any guarantees. I can say that it may be worth a try. Then you'll find out for yourself. Use your own discretion and do what you feel is right for you. Take care and blessings to you and yours :)
@@JudiintheKitchen thanks! For how long do you keep the probiotic in your mouth? And do you swallow it afterwards? Thank you so much
@@kurilenkopenko2965 Actually I never timed how long I kept it in my mouth. Really, not very long...about a minute or two while swishing it all around, especially around the inflamed areas. Then I swallowed it. After all, it's meant to go down that way anyway, right? It always worked well for me. It worked relatively fast...I did it several times a day for a couple days until I felt a positive difference, with the inflammation ultimately clearing up. I hope it works well for you. Happy holidays :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Thank you so much! You are very kind! I hope you will have wonderful holiday week too!
@@kurilenkopenko2965 Thank YOU for your kind words :) And thank you for the kind wishes...we are having a nice holiday week :)
My gums r really bad wht can I do
Hi Jackie! I'm not a doctor, nor do I pretend to be. I can just relay info based on my training and experience. A number of things can cause bad gums. You could try swishing with the probiotics, like I did. You may also need more vitamin C. Low vitamin C can lead to scurvy, which also contributes to bad gums. Investing in a WaterPik may help because the force of the water helps to flush out bacteria and food particles around the teeth and gums. If nothing else, visit with your dentist to get a professional opinion on what to do for your situation. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching. Take care :)
@@JudiintheKitchen did the dentist confirm the health of your gum.
@@marjn1030 Hello! That's an excellent question! I addressed the problems with my gums early on, when I first noticed redness and soreness. So with that being said, because it was early in the infection process, I saw no need to visit a dentist over it. I could tell myself that my gums had some inflammation and infection. I could also tell that the probiotic swishing helped tremendously because in a short amount of time, the redness and inflammation were gone and didn't return. I had no reason to visit a dentist because I tackled the problem myself before it got too bad. IF you have serious gum issues, visiting a dentist would be a wise thing to do. But I would do that in addition to taking some home remedies at the same time...changing my toothbrush, swishing with probiotics, using a WaterPik flosser (or something like that), and brushing and flossing regularly (every time you eat). I have also found that it's helpful to place a few drops of hydrogen peroxide on my toothbrush AFTER I use it and rinse it. THEN I apply the peroxide and leave it on there until I use the brush again. That kills any bacteria that is lingering on the toothbrush, so the mouth is not reinfected when it's used again. I hope this helps!! Best wishes to you :)
Can you post exactly what probiotic helped you.
I have used a number of brands of probiotics, so it would be hard for me to pinpoint the exact brand I used at the time of the video. However, when shopping for a probiotic, I always look for one that has a variety of "Bifido..." and "Lactobacillus..." strains in it. Choose whichever one fits within your budget. Here's an example... www.amazon.com/NOW-Probiotic-10-Billion-100-Capsules/dp/B00L1GHMN0/ref=sxts_rp_s1_0?cv_ct_cx=probiotic&keywords=probiotic&pd_rd_i=B00L1GHMN0&pd_rd_r=7d315c41-b578-4f4b-b672-980914b8b3ff&pd_rd_w=6P7ir&pd_rd_wg=tA55R&pf_rd_p=29dcfc78-5030-4047-b3bb-fd095cf7aa8a&pf_rd_r=WD75SQATYFXZXE0A206N&psc=1&qid=1639744141&rdc=1&sr=1-1-f0029781-b79b-4b60-9cb0-eeda4dea34d6
I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
The top of my mouth is swollen 😞
Hi John Doe, Sounds like your infection is really bad. I can't guarantee the probiotics would be enough to resolve your problem. You could certainly give it a try. It may take a while, but it might work. I would use the probiotic swish in the mouth as often as I could with such a bad infection. If that doesn't work a doctor visit may be important. Thanks for watching!
Judi in the Kitchen I did the deep cleaning. She told me to massage my gums with my fingers daily and take these anti inflammatory pills
What’s a probiotic?
It's a capsule/supplement with healthy bacteria in it...The type of bacteria that we need in our GI tract to help keep us healthy. Many of us have altered gut bacteria because of medications and unhealthy foods, and that leads to health issues. Probiotic capsules are on the market as a way to help restore the colonies of healthy bacteria that we need in our bodies. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and asking :)
@@JudiintheKitchen I will try for my gums and as capsule swallow
Do you think fresh yeast would help as paste to scrub?
@@Alyy4 I would not use fresh yeast for such an application. That type of microbe is not usually associated with being part of the healthy human colony of microbes. You might invite other problems by using fresh baking yeast. You could swallow probiotic capsules plus open one and swish it around your mouth to help with sore gums. I normally don't spit it out, but swallow it with some water after swishing. The choice is yours. Best wishes to you!
@UC4nvo1Atp6I6f3ur4WMoC-Q Agreed!!!!
I've had bad breath for over 7 years and I have it even after brushing and I have it allay long. Mints and gum don't work, it just makes it worst and I'm 34 year old about to turn 35 in 1 month. I don't talk because I fear that someone will tell me my breath stinks, I have no friends but after Dr.Auchi recommendation on CZcams for herbal remedy I have been free with his herbs. All thanks to Dr.Auchi for saving my life..🙏🏻
JEDI In The Kitchen
LOL! Thanks for watching and commenting :)
@@JudiintheKitchen Your Welcome Judi. Thank you for sharing your information with us all Judi. X
Thx for sharing. So probiotics can whiten teeth. Cool
You're welcome Elizabeth! Note that I didn't say that probiotics can whiten teeth. For me, the probiotics fixed a gum infection. Thanks for commenting :)
Judi in the Kitchen thx