The Cure for All Cancers

RECIPES

is produced in your mouth. Your teeth will whiten noticeably in

Lesson Six

Before brushing teeth, floss

with monofilament fish line (2

or 4 pound). Double it and

twist for extra strength. Rinse

before use. Or clean up the

commercial varieties of floss

by soaking in water for a half

hour, then drying with a towel.

Do not choose waxed or fla-

vored varieties since benzene

does not wash off.

Floss and brush only once a day because even this small

trauma invites bacteria and fungus into your blood. If this

leaves you uncomfortable, you may use a water pick or simply

rub your teeth by hand with a dry cloth towel (paper towels

have mercury contamination). Make sure that nothing solid, like

powder, is on your toothbrush; it will scour and scratch the

enamel. Salt is corrosive—don't use it for brushing metal teeth.

Plain water is just as good.

Baking soda is no longer recommended (unless ordered

from Sources) because it was found to be polluted with ben-

zene.

When battling tooth infection, alternate colloidal silver and

white iodine solutions (five drops on brush), and brush twice a

day.

For Dentures
Use salt water. It kills all germs and is inexpensive. Salt
water plus grain alcohol or food-grade hydrogen peroxide
makes a good denture-soak. Rinse well.

Fig. 100 Fishing line is a

substitute for dental floss