What is Strongest Natural Antibiotic for Tooth Infection? But first, I want to talk about some of the different herbs that you can use to make your extract or tincture, depending on what you want to do. Now, one day I forgot to say in my pain remedy extract video that I’ll go ahead and link to up here. A couple things I forgot to say: it’s to be taken internally, it’s mostly for headaches and those kind of pains. All tinctures are extracts, but not all extracts are tinctures. It can be kind of confusing understanding the difference.
What Differentiates Tinctures and Extracts?
So, what differentiates them is that a tincture is made with 80-proof alcohol and above. But if it’s made with anything less than that, then it’s simply known as an extract. Tinctures are going to give you a stronger result, meaning that it’s going to be more full of all the benefits of the herbs that you put in there. But that well, and that also means that you will need to use less of it at a time.
Precautions and Considerations
You know, anywhere from even a few drops up to possibly a tablespoon, depending on what type of tincture it is and what you need it for, and who’s taking it. So, one another thing I want to say right off the bat is you need to be careful of some of the different herbs if you’re on medications and if you’re pregnant. These are a couple things that you really want to double-check into before you use these. Like feverfew, for instance, should not be used by a pregnant woman.
Choosing Herbs for Antibiotic Properties
Feverfew and certain other herbs can have interactions if you’re on medications. However, remember part of the reason we’re doing this, and then I share some of this information with you, is to get us free from medications and Big Pharma drugs.
So, little by little, if we can get there, just like we did. Patrick, we stopped taking the over-the-counter pain remedies, we stopped taking our thyroid medication, we stopped taking allergy medications, and we didn’t even do anything special for the allergy medications. We just quit taking them and found that our allergies got better without taking them on a daily basis.
Resources and Recommendations
I want to share a video with you that we did a while back called “How Changing Your Mindset About Health and Healthcare”. I really suggest that you watch it. I will link to that one right up here again. You can always click on that little eye when you see it, and you’ll see the drop-down menu, and you can go to that video at any time. You don’t have to stop this one to get there.
Best Natural Antiseptics for the Dental Pulp Infection:
Oil of Oregano: The Best Natural Antibiotic:
- Extract from oregano, is an antibacterial substance, which has been effective in treating tooth inflammation.
- It contains carvacrol and thymol both of which exhibit microbial and anti-inflammatory effects.
- Oil of oregano decomposes the cell walls of bacteria leading to the death of the micro organisms.
- Diluted oil of oregano in coconut oil is then placed on the affected area for tooth infections.
- It is worthwhile to warn about the possibility of using a concentrated form of oil of oregano as it can cause unpleasant irritation of the oral mucosa.
Making the Antibiotic Extract
Now, let’s get started on this. First, I want to talk about some of the different herbs that you can use. You can use oregano, you know, this is again going back to the fact that we’re making an antibiotic here. You can use thyme, you can use echinacea. Other herbs that are high in antibiotic properties would be your garlic, your ginger, and raw honey is great.
The Process of Making the Extract
Right here, I have the antibiotic that I made last year. We’ve only actually needed to use it once, and that was when my son got an ear infection. Mike, you know, it’s 23 years old, or this was last year, so he was 22, and he comes in and says, “Mom, I have an ear infection.
I’ve been battling it for three days,” and I was like, “Why didn’t you tell me?” I made an antibiotic just for these kind of occasions. So, I gave him about a half of a shot glass, and that’s all he took, and the next day I saw him, he’s like, “Oh yeah, it’s gone. It’s all better.” After he battled it for three days, all he needed was a couple tablespoons, tops, of my antibiotic tincture, and it cleared it right up.
Choosing the Right Herbs
So, I know this works. Now, what this is made out of is master some loose. That’s what I’m going to use again today. Now, you can do, I’ve seen people’s recipes where they took a combination of oregano, thyme, rosemary, and like some other herb, and made their tincture out of that, and that worked good for them. So, basically, what it comes down to is you got to find what herbs work best for you, what herbs can you grow easily on your own property, because
Tea Tree Oil as a natural antibiotic:
- Tea tree oil is a powerful natural antibiotic and has high Broad spectrum antimicrobial activity.
- It is composed of terpinen-4-ol which is a component that gives the oil antibiotic and fungucidal properties.
- Tea tree oil comes as a bactericidal product that helps destroy bacteria through affecting the cell walls and killing the bacteria.
- For tooth infections, some people apply tea tree oil directly on the tooth by diluting it with a drop of carrier oil. Instead, place 3-5 drops in warm water and gently gargle the solution inside your mouth for approximately five minutes then expel it.
because this is going to save you a lot of money doing it that way, where you don’t have to buy them. All of these herbs here are herbs that I’ve grown here on my own property, so this is very cost-effective for me. Now, I know some people don’t have gardens yet, or they’re still working on their herb gardens. I will go ahead and put links down below to places that you can buy some of these different herbs. I always buy in bulk because it’s the best way to go for price.
Preparing the Herbs
I’m not sure about the master some leaves; I think if any place has it, if I can find some dry preach right, master some leaves that are bagged, I’ll go ahead and link to that below. My guess is Mountain Rose Herbs will probably have them. Usually, if I can’t find them on Amazon, I can find them on Mountain Rose or the other thing I want to say too is it’s also going to depend on if you have allergies to any of these herbs, what kind of mixture you want to make.
Making the Extract
Now, I eventually like to experiment and do some more, maybe try and mix in some of these different herbs. However, I know the master some leaf one works, so I’m sticking with this. But again, look into if you have allergies to maybe oregano or thyme or rosemary or even echinacea. You know, maybe you could have the nasturtiums or maybe you have issues with nasturtiums or maybe you can’t grow them. Then these are some other options you can use.
Using Glycerin for a Kid-Friendly Option
As I said in my last extract making video, the reason I’m going more for the extracts is because I can do them with wine or homemade wine or homemade vinegar, and it’s a lot more sustainable for me. So, I’m saving even more money because my wine and my vinegars are made from what whatever I’m growing on my property, whether it be herbs, a peppermint vinegar is actually really good,
or fruits or anything like that. So, I’m going with the homemade wine. I’ll be making some warm wine, in fact, back here I have a magic, just started yesterday, and it’s going a little bit berserk, of apple blueberry wine that’s, and that’s again, apples and blueberries that we grow here.
Preparing the Jars
OK, so I have two separate jars here, and what I’m gonna do is fill this about half, maybe a little bit better than halfway full of master some leaves. I usually tend to go overkill when I’m adding herbs for my tinctures and extracts. I usually go up to 3/4, especially if I’m doing an extract, you know, where I know it’s not going to be as strong. Then I like to put a little extra in there, just so… here we go!
Adding the Liquid
So, what it looks like in the jars, OK? So, now for the first one, I’m going to be using my homemade wine, just like I did in my headache or pain remedy video. And then I like to take my chopstick and push it down in there, mix it around, and it’s gonna start absorbing that alcohol.
And then top it off some more, and I’ll keep doing that until I got the jar totally full. So, you’re gonna have to keep coming back and checking it, yeah. And again, I like to usually make bigger batches at a time, like quart jars, but I’m doing pints this time, just because I’m making a couple of different ones and wanting to experiment a bit.
The Second Jar with Glycerin
Here, so this is why people, I was telling you this, to hydrate, no, Cistercian leaves, where you had those coming in for you. Now, for the second one, this one I’m going to make an extract that’ll be more suitable for children, and this one is going to involve some food-grade glycerin.
You want to make sure you find non-GMO, OK, and food-grade. I will go ahead and link to this below. The best value is to get two gallons. I know that sounds like a lot, but if you’re going to be making a lot of extracts, especially if you want some that are totally alcohol-free, then glycerin is a good way to go. Not a sustainable, obviously.
Mixing Glycerin with Water
Now, when you do your glycerin-based extracts, you’re gonna need to add water to it. It’s just going to work out a lot better for you. I’ve tried making a vanilla extract using just glycerin, and it didn’t work out well. But when I did it half half-and-half glycerin and vodka, that worked really good. And the glycerin is naturally sweet, it doesn’t raise your glycemic level,
and it gives it a little bit better flavor. So, what I was going to say, because glycerin is so thick, you want about one part water in there. So, it’s probably all the water I’m gonna need to add in there. I am going to fill, put some more glycerin in there, and just keep stirring it. Now, you could measure it out before you pour it in there, but because I don’t know exactly how much I’m gonna need until I get it into the jar, I don’t really want to mix the water and the glycerin together first.
Finalizing the Extracts
OK, it’s looking pretty good. You just want to make sure it’s, it’s liquidy enough. If it’s too thick, it’s not gonna extract as well. That’s why you have to have a little bit of water in there. Now, one thing about your alcohol-based extracts or tinctures is they’re going to, they’re going to have,
especially if they’re 80-proof alcohol, they’re gonna have a long shelf life. I would guess the wine-based ones would last just as long, but you know for sure if it’s a high-proof alcohol, it’s gonna last indefinitely. So, it’s also a good way, you can preserve your homemade medicines.
Labeling and Storage
But I’m trying, like I said before, I’m trying to look for two things: once, something that’s both kid-friendly, which would be this one here, and something that’s also more sustainable. Now, if it came right down to it, and I couldn’t get food-grade glycerin,
and I had to depend on what I have, then I can make vinegar-based extracts for children, and that would be a safe option, where I’m not using wine or not, and I’m not using vodka or rum or something like that. But typically, the higher the higher the alcohol content, the less of the actual extract that you need.
Conclusion:
Subsequently, several effective antibiotics which are derived from the natural remedy have been found out to assist in reducing the tooth infections. The best anti bacterial varieties for tooth infections include: Oil of oregano, Garlic, Tea tree oil, Manuka honey, and Clove oil.
It’s also important to add that natural remedies like proper brushing and flossing and fluoride usage or dental service aren’t to be ignored. Moreover, there are always a few indicators that should be given the approval of a physician before using products with natural cures, in order to avoid adverse effects.
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