Cure Tooth Decay: Heal and Prevent Cavities with Nutrition, Second Edition – November 1, 2010

Cure Tooth Decay: Heal and Prevent Cavities with Nutrition, Second Edition Paperback – November 1, 2010

Author: Visit Amazon's Ramiel Nagel Page | Language: English | ISBN: 0982021305 | Format: PDF, EPUB

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Dr. Timothy Gallagher, president of the Holistic Dental Association says, "Cure Tooth Decay is treasure-trove of wisdom as it takes the mystery out of dental health."
Mike, Oregon. - "The practical advice in this book really seems to be reversing my tooth decay!!! Halleluiah, brother!!!"
Pam Killeen, NY Times bestselling author. - "The protocol in this book is very effective for preventing and mineralizing cavities."
David, Idaho. - "This is a very different type of health book, written from the heart. The dietary advice put forth in this book is not only crucial for preventing tooth decay but for preserving the health of the human race."
Leroy, Utah. - "Thanks a million to Ramiel Nagel for writing this book. Unbelievable!"
Willis, England. - "I am reading your book as fast as I can; it is a real jaw-dropper! Amazing!"
E. Cohen, Florida. - "My teeth have actually re-enameled over the brown spots quite a bit -- I definitely have had regrowth."

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Paperback: 250 pages
Publisher: Golden Child Publishing; 2nd edition (November 1, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0982021305
ISBN-13: 978-0982021309
Product Dimensions: 8.9 x 6 x 0.7 inches
Shipping Weight: 10.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #173,637 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #26 in Books > Medical Books > Dentistry > Preventive

I noticed some deterioration in my teeth last year, so I started searching online to find out whether anyone knew anything about healing teeth. I found Rami's website and decided to buy his book. Although I had heard of Weston Price and Nourishing Traditions before, it was through Rami's book that I really came face to face with that information. It made a lot of sense to me. Especially thought-provoking for me was Rami's message to vegetarians (I had been one for 15 years). It was also helpful that he had actually set down a dietary protocol whose specific objective is to help teeth heal, which Dr. Price reportedly did not do. The protocol is challenging for me, but I have been introducing elements of it to the best of my ability.

Then I lost a filling. The first dentist I saw diagnosed decay and a probable need for a root canal, and said that the tooth might already be dead. Her pronouncement caused me untold agony over the next several weeks. Then a holistic dentist determined that the tooth is alive and recognized that it has totally re-enamelized. He simply replaced the lost filling. He told me I am lucky, because most people are not able to get their teeth to re-enamelize like that. Well, I am now a believer. Nourishing Traditions is for real, and it was with Rami's explanation and guidance that I found a way to help my body contain the damage in my teeth. My relief at this outcome is immeasurable.

We have been conditioned to believe that the only opinions worth having are those that come from people who have been formally trained and licensed, but I believe that formal training can be restricted and biased, and does not necessarily consider all possibilities.

Why is our modern society so plagued by tooth decay? Did indigenous people from primitive cultures suffer as we do, with rotting teeth? Knowing the cause of the problem is always the first step in correcting it. Ramiel Nagel, in this book about curing tooth decay, addresses these questions and much more. Ramiel does an excellent job exposing the root of the problem. He explains the difference between true prevention and just temporarily treating the symptoms.

The author is not a doctor or a dentist, but became intensely interested in the subject of curing tooth decay due to his young daughter's badly decaying teeth. This situation caused him to be fearful and it was this fear and his love for his daughter which motivated him to find a solution to his daughter's pain and suffering.

I have come to learn through much negative experience with the mainstream medical system, that knowledge acquired through medical school, which is mostly funded by the drug companies and other corporations, is not designed to serve the public's best interests. It is instead designed for profit. Discouraging natural preventative and curative treatments, while promoting only symptomatic treatments, allows the disease process to progress underneath the surface and provides an avenue for future profits. Ramiel Nagel reveals how this conundrum is especially relevant to modern dental care. I love the following example he uses to illustrate this concept.

" In this example, imagine that a tooth is an orange. Imagine a rotting orange, with a small moldy spot. The moldy spot is equivalent to tooth decay. The equivalent of a dentist placing a dental filling would be removing the moldy spot with a knife and filling the spot with glue.