Looking After Teeth With Eggshells!
By JENNY ARCHER
@bookbar (1609)
Sudbury, England
December 30, 2015 10:13am CST
Did you know that eggshells are the finest way to look after and even remineralise your teeth, and more, a super source of Calcium and many other necessary ingredients, your bones and teeth absolutely need?
So don't toss them in the bin, use them to supplement your diet!
Wash and boil the shell of one Organic egg for around 5 mins to kill off any lurking pathogens, allow to air dry, then deposit into your coffee grinder, until it becomes a fine powder.
Eggshells contain unique medicinal and extremely beneficial properties, which taken regularly or mixed into a natural toothpaste, can even remineralise, unhealthy teeth.
You will need around half a teaspoon a day, either mixed in your 'Smoothie' or other liquid, or sprinkled in your cereal.
Want to know what else is in the shells, apart from 93% Calcium?
Magnesium,Phosphorous,Silicon,Potassium,Iron,Sulphur and more,like Several essential Amino Acids, Methionine,Lysine,Cysteine to name a few....all goodies that 'Today's diet' rarely give you, but are necessary 'building blocks' to a healthy body.
Because the composition of eggshells, so closely resemble our teeth, they are the finest tonic for your dental requirements.... So why chuck them and then go and buy supplements that do a lesser job?
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@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
30 Dec 15
@much2say You mean the supplements that cost so much and do very little as your body cannot easily assimilate most vitamins and minerals without certain others to link them into your system, like certain Amino Acids and others... which all lurk within eggshells, so do yourself and your purse a favour
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...or neither! Nothing like a crunch where it shouldn't be for getting the gagging mojo in operation... just put it in your cocoa or clean your teeth with it....always assuming you still have some
@kevin1877uk (36988)
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1 Jan 16
I'm going to give this a try, sounds great, thank you. 
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@kevin1877uk (36988)
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1 Jan 16
@bookbar Thanks, I'll let yo know how I get on with it all.
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@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
1 Jan 16
@kevin1877uk Hope you can get a fine enough powder from it... grit in the mouth is not pleasant... but all the goodness bit is absolutely spot on...
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I intend to tell him that
@fishtiger58 (29820)
• Momence, Illinois
30 Dec 15
That is the most interesting thing I have heard all day. I'm not sure I can do that though. But a fine powder probably means you don't even notice it. Do you do this?
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@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
30 Dec 15
@fishtiger58 Haven't yet, but that is about to change, as a couple of friends have rated it for teeth problems they had... and getting it to a fine powder is essential for ease of application and ,like me hate anything gritty in my mouth..
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@fishtiger58 (29820)
• Momence, Illinois
30 Dec 15
@bookbar Well I will be very interested to see what you have to say once you have tried it.
@celticeagle (168126)
• Boise, Idaho
31 Dec 15
Eggsheels are also great to add to potato peelings for plant feeding.
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@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
1 Jan 16
I am wondering though how much nutrients stay in them after they are boiled?
@Poppylicious (11133)
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30 Dec 15
Ooh, I think I might try this. But I might wait for your review first!
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@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
31 Dec 15
@Poppylicious... Just wondering if I can buy it in finely powdered form, as 'gritty' anything is a pet hate... and not sure I can reduce it to a fine enough powder...without initially investing in a super duper grinder, have to check this out
