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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / September 2005peri gum
I noticed a post about 3 years ago concerning a "natural therapy" using a product called "peri gum" http://www.peri-gum.com/index.htm Its web site claims that dentists use it ( a common claim with dental product advertisements ). Anyone here used it? What results were obtained? Teeth fallen out as predicted by one poster, or problems solved as suggested by the web site? > Anyone here used it? What results were obtained? Teeth fallen out as > predicted by one poster, or problems solved as suggested by the web > site? Direct quote from web-site: "Recently, a clinical study of PERI-GUM® completed at a leading northeastern dental school research center showed impressive results. According to the clinical study: " When you see a claim to a study, but no name given for the school, and no reference to the actual research, then, you know it is bogus. "Bloodroot -helps reduce plaque" This herb has some limited effect on gingivitis, but not that much. The other ingredients are un-proven. 20 years ago, the Bloodroot herb was thought to be the next great thing which would transform dentistry. Research then showed it to be of little actual use. $17 USD for one ounce. You might be better off paying for chelation treatment to remove the mineral unobtanium from your body.  Signature/ Amatus / >I noticed a post about 3 years ago concerning a "natural therapy" using > a product called "peri gum" http://www.peri-gum.com/index.htm [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > predicted by one poster, or problems solved as suggested by the web > site? WoW! Thanks for the tip! Joel >I noticed a post about 3 years ago concerning a "natural therapy" using >a product called "peri gum" http://www.peri-gum.com/index.htm [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >predicted by one poster, or problems solved as suggested by the web >site? >I noticed a post about 3 years ago concerning a "natural therapy" using >a product called "peri gum" http://www.peri-gum.com/index.htm [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >predicted by one poster, or problems solved as suggested by the web >site? Looks like this: [img]http://www.peri-gum.com/index.htm[/img] Many thanks for the comments from those offering competing services, but are there any comments from people who have tried this product? Maybe no one has tried it, or maybe no one will own up to having tried it? But it seems to have been offered for at least three years and the company hasn't gone out of business. >Many thanks for the comments from those offering competing services, >but are there any comments from people who have tried this product? >Maybe no one has tried it, or maybe no one will own up to having tried >it? But it seems to have been offered for at least three years and the >company hasn't gone out of business. I heard there was a shortage of the product and existing customers are not supposed to tell others how nicely it works ...... |
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