Posted by evie15422 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/TEETH-tp1551628p1552162.html

Hi, Cindi,
 
I do not use coconut oil.  Any oil will work, but it should not be an oil you use often to cook with (which is why I did not choose coconut oil--I rather like to eat some dishes with that in it).  I use safflower oil because I do not use that one to cook with.  The thing with using anoil you cook with is you could set up a sensitivity reaction at some pointby oil pulling.  So I choose my least favorite oil, knowing if that should happen, I will not have to give up an oil I like.  Also, there is "memory" of use--the oil tastes bad while pulling.  You don't want to eat your meals thinking about the taste of oil pulling.
 
Good luck; I found oil-pulling a useful endeavor,
Diane

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From: cindi <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: TEETH
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Date: Saturday, February 20, 2010, 5:18 PM


 



" great job - knocked it on the head so it is worth a go - and I had read Ithink on Mercola's site about the oil swilling [i think he recommended extra virgin coconut oil] so I am going to give it a try too but don't fancy it much and didn't realise you had to do it for 20 minutes.Oh man!!"

Hi all

Does anyone know if other oils would do the job?
thanks
cindi

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