Bleeding Gums

Bleeding Gums can be eased with a simple colour therapy protocol — specific colours applied on energy points of the hands or feet, kept on for 4+ hours. The solution below is free, created by Capt. Manmeet Singh, and is used alongside — never instead of — medical care.

Blood while brushing

1 · Get your markersSharpie, Camel or Doms — the exact colours matter.
2 · Apply as shownDraw the colours precisely on the points above.
3 · Let them workKeep on for 4+ hours — overnight works beautifully.
4 · Repeat gentlyReapply daily until relief settles in.

Understanding it

A little about bleeding gums

Bleeding Gums — blood while brushing. Mouth trouble makes itself known at every meal. This free colour protocol offers gentle support — alongside, never instead of, your dentist, alongside whatever care your doctor has advised.

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Gentle answers

Bleeding Gums & colour therapy — your questions

The exact colours and their placement are shown in the solution image above. Every colour carries a unique frequency, so match it precisely rather than substituting shades.

On the points shown in the solution image — typically energy points on the hands or feet. Apply exactly as illustrated.

Ideally 4 or more hours. Many people apply them in the evening and let them work overnight, reapplying the next day if needed.

Sharpie, Camel or Doms permanent markers or brush pens work well. Keep the core colours handy — violet, indigo, green, yellow and sky blue cover most protocols.

Many feel calming within a day; comfort builds with consistent application.

Gentle and safe — but decay, infection and persistent bleeding need a dentist. Use this as support around proper dental care.

No, never. Colour therapy is complementary — continue your doctor's advice alongside it.

Message Capt. Manmeet on WhatsApp — describe it in your own words and he'll guide you to the right protocol. This guidance is always free.

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