GANS Processing: Oral Hygiene
For more information, please view the Keshe Foundations 135th. Knowledge Seekers Workshop, approximately from 56 minutes onward
https://youtu.be/M6OJhMaLeLc?t=3364
Toothpaste alternative: Flush the mouth with CO2 GANS Water. Ensure the liquid wets all areas of the oral cavity and the palate. This leads to a balancing in the environment of the mouth. As a further result, it prevents tooth and gum disease, because the microorganisms will not find the right environment for propagation. It is safe to swallowed residual CO2 GANS water after flushing.
To aid mouth hygiene, 2 to 3 times a week at bedtime, chew a small piece of cheese and swallow it. This should have a positive effect on the oral environment and help to prevent dental disease.
If milk teeth (baby teeth) have been collected (common in some countries) they can be used for the production of Calcium GANS, which will supply the exact calcium fields that are suitable for the person who grew the teeth. To create the Calcium GANS, dissolve the teeth in lemon juice (or Coca Cola) then add NaOH. (The NaOH method is also used for the production of food GANS).
As an alternative to physical GANS production from the teeth you can transmit the information of the teeth to water. 1. Fill a round container with water. 2. Evenly distribute 5 vials around the container. 3. Fill one vial with CO2 GANS, one with CH3 GANS, one with ZnO GANS, one with CuO GANS and the last one with the Amino Acids from the production of CO2 GANS. 4. Lie or hang the teeth, or tooth, directly above of the water. Over time, the water in the container will absorb the fields from the vials AND from the tooth. 5. Drink the water of the container, or, if you for example intend to use it for the support of the healing of a bone fracture, apply a patch, made from the containers water, on the body, namely in front and back (or left and right) of the part of the body near the point of the fracture.
Use only at your own risk and responsibility. Please report your experiences to the Keshe Foundation.
