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hey guys dr. Burke here in this video I

want to show you how to handle bleeding

gums it’s also called called pink

toothbrush syndrome so you’re brushing

your teeth and you see some blood on it

or you smile and you have that red gum

issue that is a vitamin C deficiency you

can call it gingivitis whatever it’s a

total vitamin C deficiency why because

the person is either taking too much of

the wrong type of vitamin C creating the

vitamin C deficiency or they’re not

consuming enough vegetables we get our

vitamin C from the vegetable family yes

you can get it from Kiwis and oranges

but mainly the vegetables have most the

vitamin C and people with that bleeding

gum rarely ever have vitamin C okay so

here’s the thing about vitamin C if if

you go to the store and you buy typical

vitamin C it’ll say ascorbic acid but

ascorbic acid is not vitamin C it’s one

small part of the vitamin C complex and

the problem is manufacturers especially

with vitamins they make this

synthetically out of cornstarch and

sulfuric acid okay yeah you realize

there’s no vitamin C in corn or corn

starch or sulfuric acid so the making is

synthetically so don’t ever buy into

it’s the same thing as natural because

it’s not if you consume ascorbic acid

synthetically which is in most vitamins

especially if it’s over like 100

milligrams okay we know it’s synthetic

then you’re going to create a deficiency

of the other part of the vitamin C

complex that normally comes in in nature

so let’s take a look at what’s in the

complex the vitamin P factor that’s the

bow flavonoids okay sometimes vitamin C

comes with a pinch of rose hips right

Wow just a small pinch bioflavonoids

vitamin J is the anti pneumonia vitamin

or it actually helps your lungs helps

oxygen it’s called the J factor vitamin

K is part of the vitamin C complex and

copper it’s in an enzyme form called

tyrosinase which is really important in

building collagen and building

connective tissue and by the way as a

side note the adrenal glands store a lot

of the vitamin C in your body so when

the adrenal glands run out of energy or

gas

you usually deficient in vitamin C and

you get all these vitamin C symptoms

like like rosy cheeks spider veins

things like that that’s about it min C

deficiency as well but it shows up in

the gums micro hemorrhaging basically so

what happens is when you take too much

of this and none of these these natural

factors here you can actually create

vitamin C deficiencies and your gums

start bleeding I had a guy go one of my

patients he decided to go to Mexico to

get to chemotherapy but they didn’t do

chemotherapy they injected him with a

hundred thousand milligrams of ascorbic

acid he came back with bleeding gums

like crazy and he had varicose veins he

had spider veins and hemorrhoids bats a

vitamin C deficiency okay so what do you

do to correct bleeding gums you need to

start consuming vegetables in large

quantities okay all the leafy greens the

bell peppers all the salads you’ll get

the vitamin C naturally if you’re taking

any synthetic read the label if it’s

over hundred milligrams we know it’s

synthetic don’t consume it okay I always

like to get my vitamin C from actual

food okay why because it’s not hard to

get it’s very easy to get and it’ll give

you a lot of other benefits as well as

well okay so write your comments below

and I will see you in the next video