At 04:03 PM 7/30/98 -0400, you wrote:
>7-30-98, you wrote:
>>
>> What about Bob Beck's electric-magnetic-silver
>> colloid procedure. Get a 50 - 100 microamp current
>> on a bacteria and it is disabled.
>
>
>The following is related info,
>written previously:
>
>
>Careful, a dental irrigator used on infected gums has been
>known to blast bacteria directly into the blood stream,
>leading rapidly to heart infections, kidney infections, etc.
>
>On the other hand, a dental irrigator is useless on a
>periapical abscess which is located deep in the jaw bone,
>at the tip of the root of a tooth, at the outlet of the
>root canal. Short of extraction, there are no 'proven' ways
>to treat a periapical abscess.
>
>Few dentists will tell you this -- they are taught to do a
>root canal, then wait, and the infection "just goes away"
>(but the abscess doesn't). Besides, most dentists only
>treat teeth (and gums), and they're not 'required' to treat
>abscesses in the surrounding jaw bones (some dentists will).
>And few doctors ever bother to look for hidden problems there.
>
>These common types of hidden jaw abscesses may be the origin
>of most heart disease, prostate disease, arthritis, sinusitis,
>chronic immune activation, etc. Some medical doctors
>speculate it will be proven that nearly all diseases are
>infectious in nature.
>
>If a tooth's pain "goes away", it doesn't mean you're cured or
>out of danger. It often means that the tooth's nerve has died,
>and now there are no obvious symptoms to warn you of the
>growing danger that you're in (heart disease, arthritis, etc.).
>Your doctor will gladly treat all the individual symptoms of
>these 'stealth' abscesses -- symptoms which will grow more
>numerous, year by year, while breeding stronger organisms to
>spread more easily to your (and your lover's?) other teeth
>and organs.
>
>Only an x-ray of a full tooth, including the tooth's root(s),
>plus the jaw bone beyond the tip(s) of the root(s), can find
>(some) jaw abscesses, but x-rays will often miss abscesses !!
>All dead teeth (without live nerves) should be assumed to
>be likely sites of surrounding (hidden) jaw abscesses,
>whether or not they have had 'root canal' treatments.
>
>Some people are trying Bob Beck or Hulda Clark type 'zappers'
>(etc.) or Bare-Rife type 'frequency devices' to keep tooth
>and jaw infections under control. I don't know if they've had
>any long range success.
>
>Another unproven but promising approach is an infrared laser
>of around 830 nanometers and 90 milliwatts (Low Level Laser
>Therapy, LLLT). Teeth can be sterilized with a lower powered
>red or infrared laser during a root canal procedure. Higher
>power infrared is needed to penetrate the jaw bone. These
>infrared lasers are used in the US by veterinarians to
>heal infections and injuries in horses, etc.
>
>'Regular' antibiotics usually won't cure a jaw abscess
>(not enough blood supply where it's needed). Deep local
>injections of "depot" antibiotics may(?) work, if you can
>find a practitioner willing to try that approach (not too
>likely). Frequent high doses of colloidal silver (or IV ozone)
>have been suggested, but they remain 'unproven'.
>
>There may be no quick or really permanent 'fix', other than
>dead tooth extraction and 'cavitation treatment' of the
>empty tooth socket. Of course, root canals won't kill you
>immediately -- but don't ever get 'run down' or grow
>'weak with age', because they'll likely attack with a
>vengeance, exactly when you're too weak to resist. Your
>doctor will call it heart disease, etc., and totally ignore
>your mouth.
>
>
>Reference:
>
>"Root Canal Cover-up Exposed" by George E. Meinig, DDS,
>Bion Publishing, Ojai, California, 1993, ISBN 0-945196-14-8.
>
>There is an interview of Dr. Meinig by Laura Lee at the
>"Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients" web site:
>
> http://tldp.com
>
>
>
>--Bill
>
>
>
>
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