Condition:
Mouth Ulcers
Definition:
Mouth ulcers are painful sores that appear in the mouth. Although they’re uncomfortable, they are usually harmless and mostly clear up by themselves, within a week or two.
Symptom:
The symptoms of a mouth ulcer depend on the cause, but may include:
- One or more painful sores on part of the skin lining the mouth
- Swollen skin around the sores
- Problems with chewing or tooth brushing because of the tenderness
- Irritation of the sores by salty, spicy, or sour foods
- Loss of appetite
Description:
Protocol:
Mouth Ulcers
Rinse the mouth twice a day, for 10 minutes at a time, with the Myrrh Mouth Rinse 100ml. Don’t do it vigorously since you’ll be doing it for far longer than you are used to and your jaw will get tired. Gently swirl the oil around your mouth and suck it through the spaces between your teeth. Make sure not to swallow any of it.
OR
Oil Pulling Method
Swish 1 Tablespoon, daily, for about 5 minutes (gradually work up to 10 or 20 minutes). Don’t do it vigorously since you’ll be doing it for far longer than you are used to and your jaw will get tired. Gently swirl the oil around your mouth and suck it through the spaces between your teeth. Make sure not to swallow any of it. When finished, spit the oil in the dustbin. Don’t spit it in the sink because when the oil thickens after cooling, it may clog up your pipes.
Use for: Cleansing and detoxifying the mouth; assisting with the following: tooth decay; restoring tooth nerves, inflammation, heavy metal detoxing; brain fog and cleansing the blood.
Apply a drop of the Cell Rejuvenation directly onto the ulcer/s, 3 times a day.
In addition, use one of the following herbal products:
Heartburn and Ulcer Tincture, 4-8 squirts in the mouth, 3 times daily, 30 minutes before meals, or more frequently if necessary.
Heartburn and Ulcer Capsules, 1-4 capsules, 3 times daily, 30 minutes before meals.
The properties of the herbs have shown success in assisting the body to heal ulcers.
