Xylotene Information - 18th of May 2011

Can Xylotene help with Sensitive Teeth?

Sensitive teeth can be the bane of your life. It can’t be much fun hurting every time you eat or drink. The problem is generally caused by a messed-up metabolism, and temporary solutions that involve fluorine/fluoride, can themselves cause as many problems as they solve. So you get some relief from the sensitivity, but gradually accumulate fluorine in your system, and as is becoming more widely known, fluorine is a deadly poison with widespread systemic effects. It doesn’t just cause brittle bone disease – it causes fibromyalgia as fluorine/fluoride settles out of the bloodstream into muscle and tendon fibres. It also accumulates in the brain, and can cause foggy thinking and personality changes that themselves accumulate over time. These and associated problems are caused ‘fluorodosis’.

There are other sensitive teeth causes, but the causes of sensitive teeth can be the same as those that produce a host of other symptoms, and that is why the whole person needs to be treated rather than just the symptoms. If you just treat the symptoms of sensitive teeth, all the other things going wrong will still be going wrong. The answer to sensitive teeth therefore is not fluorine or fluorinated tap water or toothpaste – at least, not if you want to retain your health.

Instead, consider using Xylotene. The Xylotene product works from the inside to assist with healthy teeth and bones. It seems to do this by facilitating the natural production of collagen, so essential for tissue repair and bone and tendon strength, and by helping with the natural production of calcium orotate, which appears in the saliva soon after taking Xylotene, and is at least partially responsible for healthy tooth enamel.

The causes of sensitive teeth:

• Loss of friendly gut bacteria as a result of using antibiotics, leading to loss of enzymes that help us to extract micronutrients and minerals from our food that are essential to healthy tissue, bones, and teeth.
• Calcium deficiency caused by fluorine from drugs and other products that bind to calcium and prevent it from performing its normal organic functions.
• Loss of calcium due to hormonal changes that may be associated with post-menopausal symptoms. There may be other associated signs such as the development of back pain and spinal curvature, long bone pain, and bone brittleness.
• Calcium and mineral migration due to taking fluoroquinolene-based antibiotics, causing the calcium and other minerals in the teeth and bones to migrate towards the surface. This makes the surface hard, but the structure brittle. With teeth, when you get surface damage the whole tooth rots quickly because it has become sponge-like inside. With bones, when you take a fall you can shatter bones as if they were delicate china…

Sensitive teeth symptoms are a warning that something is wrong with not just your teeth, but your whole body… A little bit of thought can provide the solution.

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