BUT you did not answer the MOST IMPORANT QUESTION - HOW TO USE the lozenges?! WHERE do the bacteria work??? Nowhere did you explain whether I am supposed to chew on the lozenge and try to keep the released fluid in my mouth as long as possible because this is the target place of your medication OR can I swallow the fluid in my mouth as it keeps releasing more and more way too fast ??? Because if the target area is not in the stomach and the guts, then you just spit the lozenge out as soon as your mouth is full of the released fluid and keep the rest of the lozenge for later use. Also, if it is useless for stomach and guts and just burdens the digestive system, do I preferably spit the fluid out and not swallow it? Because one lozenge quickly releases two much fluid in my mouth so I have to swallow most of the lozenge instead of letting it work in the mouth, which is a big waste. Please explain: 1) Is the target area in the mouth or does it also work in the guts? 2) Is it of any use to swallow the fluid or can I just spit out the excessive fluid?
@@astro104 Just added this today. Supplementing vit c d, omega 3, cod liver oil, multivitamin. Apagard Premio toothpaste, xylitol/fluoride rinse. However, I have a feeling spoons of 100% xylitol powder helped most remove the stingy feel in the mouth over time.
Just got a quality cleaning from an independent hygienist instead of the 15 min quick cleanings I used to get from my dentist. Thanks for the heads up.
BUT you did not answer the MOST IMPORANT QUESTION - HOW TO USE the lozenges?! WHERE do the bacteria work??? Nowhere did you explain whether I am supposed to chew on the lozenge and try to keep the released fluid in my mouth as long as possible because this is the target place of your medication OR can I swallow the fluid in my mouth as it keeps releasing more and more way too fast ??? Because if the target area is not in the stomach and the guts, then you just spit the lozenge out as soon as your mouth is full of the released fluid and keep the rest of the lozenge for later use. Also, if it is useless for stomach and guts and just burdens the digestive system, do I preferably spit the fluid out and not swallow it? Because one lozenge quickly releases two much fluid in my mouth so I have to swallow most of the lozenge instead of letting it work in the mouth, which is a big waste. Please explain: 1) Is the target area in the mouth or does it also work in the guts? 2) Is it of any use to swallow the fluid or can I just spit out the excessive fluid?
right on !
Didn’t work but I suspect it’s because I have Vit D and didn’t know it.
That was very helpful...I bought some!
How did it go?
@@sachb44 Didn’t work but I suspect that is because I have low Vit D and didn’t know it.
@@astro104 Just added this today. Supplementing vit c d, omega 3, cod liver oil, multivitamin. Apagard Premio toothpaste, xylitol/fluoride rinse. However, I have a feeling spoons of 100% xylitol powder helped most remove the stingy feel in the mouth over time.
@@sachb44 great idea! A deep cleaning helped me a bunch as well.
Just got a quality cleaning from an independent hygienist instead of the 15 min quick cleanings I used to get from my dentist. Thanks for the heads up.