Yoghurt toothpaste replacer method

  Short summary of the yoghurt toothpaste replacer method:

   * get rid of any conventional toothpaste

   * substitute the toothpaste with a live, sugar-free yoghurt

   * brush teeth as you would normally with the yoghurt 

   * brush and swallow until all teeth are covered

   * at other times you brush teeth during the day use just water

  Read more about it here: yoghurt toothpaste replacer method.

Do you have to believe in it to make it work?

Perhaps when you start a new method you'll be
told how important it is to believe in the method.


I've had people commenting that they are interested in
using the yoghurt toothpaste replacer method but they're
still not convinced it will work.


Now this actually does not matter much. A fact is that
when I started using this method I didn't know I was using
it. But it still worked. So rest assured you don't have to
be convinced or have belief in the method. It will work fine
just as well, as long as you keep the procedure correct.


As I described in an earlier post it abolished long-term
toothache in three days completely.
Did your dentist tell you this?

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Feeding on what?

For a short recap: we use yoghurt instead of toothpaste when brushing teeth. The yoghurt is a live culture made of various bacteria inherent. Now as you may suspect, as bacteria are living creatures they also need feed. Actually as we are living creatures - human beings - we stuff feed or as we call it food into our mouth. In that food there is ample nutrition for our bacterial buddies. However these food leftovers feed both the good bacteria good guys and the bad. What they like most of it is the sugar. They eat the sugar and produce acid, as simple as that. However an interesting point to observe is that bacteria can eat other bacteria thus 'cleaning up' the overall picture. We attempt to let the good guys bacteria in yoghurt outnumber the inherent bad guys bacteria when using the yoghurt toothpaste replacer method.