Author of Healing our Children and Cure Tooth Decay, prolific researcher and dental advocate Ramiel Nagel.

00:47 Why Ramiel became a dnetal advocate

2:50 his daughters teeth were literally dissolving

4:23 how many times have we gone to the dentist and had cavities despite keeping our teeth very clean?

8:44 there are cultures that have zero dental problems - why are we not modeling them?

9:44 there is a collusion of silence and a collusion of ignorance around real dental health

10:51 cavities are seasonal and cavities can actually heal

12:15 curetoothdecay.com

13:52 when the blood gets too much sugar it’s six to balance this by withdrawing minerals out of the bone and other organs.

15:31 we are giving too much responsibility to the dentist for our own health. It’s not fair to us or the dentist.

17:08 food addiction’s

17:58 the trick to getting off junk food is mineral supplementation like pituitary gland

20:16 addiction is caused by a lack of absorbable minerals- the Same thing that causes tooth decay

22:20 the importance of fermented cod liver oil

23:15 the importance of vitamin D three. Just adding it to the diet reduces cavities by 47%

25:25 why are most dentists “drill and fill”?

28:03 Dentists from the from the Yorba Linda dental school discovered that there is a mechanism in our body that tells our tooth to remineralize or demineralize - the dentinel fluid transport mechanism. Our body controls whether our teeth decays or not.

30:04 Remineralize the tooth

31:04 fermented cod liver oil

31:41 bone soup

33:10 The correlation between dental health and heart health

33:30 The difference between vegetable fat and animal fat

39:54 The importance of organic Grass fed liver

51:22 what does Ramiel eat an average day

52:47 why Ramiel always eat protein with starch

56:32 certain plants and grains have defense mechanisms that are very toxic to our body. They end up pulling the minerals out of our body

57:27 phosphorus and calcium balance

58:00 traditionalfoods.org

1:03:00 importance of calcium and minerals

1:07:31 curetoothdecay.com

Real interesting show for you today. What if I told you everything you are currently doing for your dental health really doesn’t make a difference? Worse yet, what if I told you things you are doing are speeding up your dental decline? What if I told you the American Dental Association’s theory of tooth decay is flawed?

That’s the hypothesis of today’s guest Ramiel Nagel.

its time to make our fighting weight with Ramiel Nagel.

 Thanks for being here Ramiel

Can you first tell us a little bit about yourself, your background and why you became a Dental Health Advocate

ADA Official position on Tooth decay: It occurs when foods containing carbohydrates (sugars and starches) such as breads, cereals, milk, soda, fruits, cakes, or candy are left on the teeth. Bacteria that live in the mouth digest these foods, turning them into acids. The bacteria, acid, food debris, and saliva combine to form plaque, which clings to the teeth. The acids in plaque dissolve the enamel surface of the teeth, creating holes in the teeth called cavities, or caries. That actually makes sense to me

By the age of 39, close to 90% of the United States population has at least one tooth affected by decay. Clearly what we are doing isn’t working. Why is it so hard to figure out dental disease. There are cultures that have close to zero dental disease. Wouldn’t it just be easier to model them? Why is this so hard?

Traditionalfoods.org

Healingourchildren.net

Healingourchildren.net Introduction to Natural Dentistry Natural dentistry is a branch of dentistry that focuses on using holistic and non-invasive techniques to maintain oral health. Unlike traditional dentistry, which often relies on chemicals and artificial materials, natural dentistry prioritizes the use of natural materials and techniques that are gentle on the body and the environment. Benefits of Natural Dentistry There are several benefits of choosing natural dentistry over traditional dentistry. Some of the most notable benefits include: Minimal Invasiveness Natural dentistry techniques are designed to be as minimally invasive as possible. This means that natural dentists will often use non-invasive procedures, such as air abrasion, to clean teeth instead of drilling. Reduced Exposure to Toxins Many traditional dental products, such as amalgam fillings, contain toxic substances that can be harmful to the body. By choosing natural dentistry, you can reduce your exposure to these toxins and protect your overall health. Focus on Whole Body Health Natural dentistry takes a holistic approach to oral health, recognizing that the mouth is connected to the rest of the body. Natural dentists will often work with other health practitioners to address the root cause of oral health issues, rather than just treating the symptoms. Environmentally-Friendly Practices Natural dentistry is often more environmentally-friendly than traditional dentistry. For example, many natural dentists use biodegradable products and minimize waste. Techniques Used in Natural Dentistry There are several techniques used in natural dentistry to maintain oral health. Some of the most common techniques include: Air Abrasion Air abrasion is a non-invasive procedure that uses a stream of air and tiny particles to remove plaque and tartar from teeth. Oil Pulling Oil pulling is a traditional Ayurvedic practice that involves swishing oil in the mouth to remove toxins and improve oral health. Herb-Infused Rinse Herb-infused rinses can be used to clean the mouth and promote oral health. For example, some natural dentists may recommend using a rinse made with neem oil to kill bacteria in the mouth. Dietary Changes Dietary changes, such as reducing sugar and increasing fiber, can have a significant impact on oral health. Natural dentists will often make dietary recommendations to their patients to improve their overall health. Conclusion Natural dentistry is a growing field that offers several benefits over traditional dentistry. By choosing a natural dentist, you can reduce your exposure to toxins, improve your overall health, and minimize the invasiveness of dental procedures. If you're interested in learning more about natural dentistry and how it can benefit you, contact a natural dentist in your area today.

Do germs cause cavities?

PH Balance and tooth decay?

They are now saying that raisins actually fight tooth disease because they promote good bacteria but  you are saying they are on the wrong track all together because the bacteria model which is what they base their whole theory on is flawed. It is a blood sugar issue.