He recommended that once a month you add one drop of chlorine to a pint of water and use as a rinse. He cautioned against swallowing and recommended brushing after this rinse. Dr. Paul Keyes discovered in 1960 that the bacteria Streptococcus Mutans was primarily responsible for tooth decay. The streptococcus bacteria are easily killed by salt. Here again the psychically channeled instructions appear to fit nicely with the science discovered years later.
Chlorine is toxic and for that reason is extremely anti-bacterial.
Fluoride is far more toxic than chlorine and therefore more dangerous. Even the pro- fluoride ADA recommends that children use a pea sized drop of tooth paste in order to avoid a potential for a toxic dose. In response to a question about the sudden onset of tooth decay over the last three years he took another approach. He recommended an iodine preparation Atomidine to stimulate the immune system on a cyclical dose. He had them use one drop for five days and then skip two weeks.