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    Horsetail For Teeth

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    1) The author noticed a huge improvement in two front teeth that had previously looked see-through and dark, after drinking horsetail herb tea for three weeks. The tea helped fill in the teeth. 2) Another commenter notes that deficiencies in silica and poor nutrition can lead to cavities. Horsetail is high in silica and can be consumed as powder or by eating sections of the plant directly to obtain its benefits. 3) Consuming horsetail for a few weeks left another individual's teeth feeling very strong. Horsetail is described as an awesome herb that can help teeth and bones through its high silica content.

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    1) The author noticed a huge improvement in two front teeth that had previously looked see-through and dark, after drinking horsetail herb tea for three weeks. The tea helped fill in the teeth. 2) Another commenter notes that deficiencies in silica and poor nutrition can lead to cavities. Horsetail is high in silica and can be consumed as powder or by eating sections of the plant directly to obtain its benefits. 3) Consuming horsetail for a few weeks left another individual's teeth feeling very strong. Horsetail is described as an awesome herb that can help teeth and bones through its high silica content.

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    1) The author noticed a huge improvement in two front teeth that had previously looked see-through and dark, after drinking horsetail herb tea for three weeks. The tea helped fill in the teeth. 2) Another commenter notes that deficiencies in silica and poor nutrition can lead to cavities. Horsetail is high in silica and can be consumed as powder or by eating sections of the plant directly to obtain its benefits. 3) Consuming horsetail for a few weeks left another individual's teeth feeling very strong. Horsetail is described as an awesome herb that can help teeth and bones through its high silica content.

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    1) The author noticed a huge improvement in two front teeth that had previously looked see-through and dark, after drinking horsetail herb tea for three weeks. The tea helped fill in the teeth. 2) Another commenter notes that deficiencies in silica and poor nutrition can lead to cavities. Horsetail is high in silica and can be consumed as powder or by eating sections of the plant directly to obtain its benefits. 3) Consuming horsetail for a few weeks left another individual's teeth feeling very strong. Horsetail is described as an awesome herb that can help teeth and bones through its high silica content.

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    Angel from Hawaii

    September 2, 2015 at 8:59 pm

    Hi there, I started drinking Horsetail herb tea about 3 weeks ago cause it's supposed to be good
    for bones. I noticed a huge improvement in two front teeth. They had previously looked almost
    see through and dark due to lot's of lemons. I was amazed when they started filling in. It's the
    only thing I've done different. There is some good info out there regarding Horsetail and how it
    helps bones, teeth, collagen, ect.

    Obeybunny from Santa Ana, California, United States Of America

    December 19, 2011 at 10:39 pm

    I heard that one of the reasons a person gets cavities, it is most likely due to deficiency of silica in
    your diet, poor overall nutrition, and prolonged mistreatment of your teeth by eating enamel
    dissolving foods (like carbonated soda pop)

    These are the two things I’ve researched online.

    Method 1: Obtain more silica in your diet by consuming a particular species of Horsetail. The
    Latin name is Equisetumhyemale. It is an upright, non branching species of horsetail that kind of
    looks like skinny dark green bamboo. All aerial parts of the plant are edible. You do not want the
    species that has small branchings at each joint because that species is mildly toxic. You want to
    eat horsetail because has the most silica of any edible plant in the natural world.

    Horsetail powder can be purchased at organic grocery stores (like Mothers) or online. Horsetail
    plants can be purchased at most plant nurseries. If you can’t afford either, check to see if some
    of your neighbors or parks have horsetail plants growing in their front yards as they are a
    common decorative plant (but please, no stealing).

    Marjory Wildcraft says:

    March 29, 2018 at 1:43 pm


    I love Rosemary Gladstar too!

    DOug Simons – the creator behind the Alternatives to Dentists video, suggests not making a tea
    of it though. Eating it powdered, or simply eating a raw section of it right from the plant is best.
    Hold it in your mouth and especailly on your teeth for optimum effect.

    I’ve been amazed at how strong my teeth feel after consuming some horsetail for a few weeks.
    It’s really an awesome herb.

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