There is glycerin in ALL soaps according to what folks say who make
soap. Some soaps have added glycerin besides the normal glycerin
produced when soap is made.
I did the Judd soap brushing for almost a year with no beneficial
results. However, I could not drink the sodium ascorbate, as it made me
nauseous, maybe if I could have followed the whole thing there would
have been results. But for me I have gone back to Weleda Calendula
toothpaste and rinsing with diluted H202 and EIS. I actually have less
tartar now than when I was brushing with soap. However for cleaning my
TMJ dental splint, brushing it with soap is the best thing I've found to
keep it clean and odor-free.
sol
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I'm a little confused. According to Dr. Judd, use ANY soap to brush
teeth because there is glycerin in toothpaste. Well, there's glycerin
in most soaps. Why didn't he just say any glycerin-free soap? Is
there something I'm missing?
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