Re: [RE]CSTeeth whitening:COMMENT

[Jonathan B. Britten]

Dear Brooks,

Thanks as always.

In regard to light therapy, list members may want to read this amazing  
book by J. Lieberman:


http://www.amazon.com/Light-Medicine-Future-Heal-Ourselves/dp/ 
1879181010/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1240471296sr=8-1


Regrettably, there's apparently been no follow-up since it was  
published in 1990.   That's a pity.


Your protocol suggests that the LED (white?  red?  other?)  has an  
effect on pathogens.   That's very interesting indeed.   I think you've  
probably mentioned the best colors/frequencies in past, but if you  
could update us, that would be very helpful.


Thanks again, Brooks Sensei!






On Thursday, Apr 23, 2009, at 11:59 Asia/Tokyo, Brooks Bradley wrote:


Dear Jonathan,
There are a couple of additional protocols which we used to good  
effect...
in dealing with tooth infectionsmost especially low-grade ones.  
Quite acceptable results were achieved with an ancillary protocol  
using a simple laser pointer or---even better---a compact 6 element  
LED assembly; which was focused directly on the base of the insulted  
tooth (focus was much more important with the laser pointer). Better  
effect was achieved whenever the principal infection field appeared on  
the inside of any affected jaw tooth. Understandable when considering  
the difficulty of gaining clear-field access to the outside areas of  
the jaw teeth. This said, the determined researchers managed to  
achieve rather remarkable effects through some of the more inventive  
methods of retaining the lip (especially the upper one) in a manner  
allowing light access to the outside areas of some of the jaw  
teethespecially for the laser pointer. Four to 5 minute exposure  
intervals seem to yield nearly as good results.as did longer  
exposures.
Additionally, we did achieve useful, measurable, results through the  
use of both magnetic pulsing devices and low-current...direct contact  
devices such as a TENS unit (almost any of the low-current devices  
popular for this type protocol, should produce similar effect). While  
we have achieved splendid results using Rife Technologyfor a very  
wide range of insults.I would not encourage list individuals  
(unless they possess considerable discretionary funding)
to under-take the purchase or construction of a full-blown Rife-Type  
Generator, because of the high attendant cost (about $2000. for a  
truly acceptable plasma-type device. The contact-type Rife devices  
are effective, but not nearly soas are the plasma-based units. At  
least that has been our experience over the immediately-past 15 years.
You are correct in your assumption that I am familiar with the work of  
Dr. Weston Price. I have long been an admirer of his workwhich  
displayed both ingenuity and great dedication. The evidence for his  
case of dietary effects on oral health appears indisputable-to me.  
Best Regards, Brooks.
P.S. DMSO did exist at the time Dr. Price conducted his  
research.but was not widely employed in any large commercial  
activity..and CERTAINLY NOT in any medical-related  
enterpriseat least of which I am aware.









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Subject : Re: [RE]CSTeeth whitening

Date : Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:51:01 +0900

From : Jonathan B. Britten jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp

To : silver-list@eskimo.com



Thanks for this information, Bob. Theoretically the SOTA magnetic

pulser should also work for this application, though whether it really

does is hard to say. One can't can't inside the dentin to check,

after all. Even if symptoms are gone, one can't be sure the

underlying problem is gone.



The theoretical advantage of the magnetic pulser is that the magnetic

energy penetrates deeply, supposedly sending microcurrents of

electricity perpendicular to the magnetic wave.



I've read about the device you mention several times on this list, but

haven't used it. One you use your device, do you put the sponges

directly on the tooth, front and back, or on the gum tissue above the

tooth?



BTW, avoiding a root canal and dealing with tubule infection after one

might not be quite the same. I'd be interested to hear other

anecdotes as well, particularly post root-canal.



I recall there's been quite a lot on this list about the topic. Nina

Sylver mentioned Rife technology as one method that supposedly works.



Thanks again.









On Wednesday, Apr 22, 2009, at 13:42 Asia/Tokyo, Bob Banever wrote:



 Jonathan,



 In case you aren't aware, you can pretty much sterilize the

 inside tubules of any tooth and root by using direct DC current at a

 low 3 - 6 volts (some claim you only need 1.5 volts). There is a

 device called the Godzilla that achieves this with the use of

 batteries, some wire, a sponge, and rubber bands. Go to

 microelectricitygermkiller group on Yahoo for more info. I got rid of

 two bacterial infections in the roots of two teeth using it and

 avoided a 

RE: [RE]CSTeeth whitening:COMMENT

[Dianne France]

I was interested in the link you placed on the light medicine.  I couldn't get 
it to work.

 

Dianne
 
 Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:33:13 +0900
 Subject: Re: [RE]CSTeeth whitening:COMMENT
 From: jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 Dear Brooks,
 
 Thanks as always.
 
 In regard to light therapy, list members may want to read this amazing 
 book by J. Lieberman:
 
 http://www.amazon.com/Light-Medicine-Future-Heal-Ourselves/dp/ 
 1879181010/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1240471296sr=8-1
 
 Regrettably, there's apparently been no follow-up since it was 
 published in 1990. That's a pity.
 
 Your protocol suggests that the LED (white? red? other?) has an 
 effect on pathogens. That's very interesting indeed. I think you've 
 probably mentioned the best colors/frequencies in past, but if you 
 could update us, that would be very helpful.
 
 Thanks again, Brooks Sensei!

Re: [RE]CSTeeth whitening:COMMENT

[mukta1]

Dear Brooks,

Will you please let us know which type of contemporary Rife machine  
you found most successful. Is it the EMEM type ? And what about  
non-modulated frequencies ?


Simeon


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Re: [RE]CSTeeth whitening:COMMENT

[Brooks Bradley]

 Dear Jonathan,
  There are a couple of additional protocols which we used to good effect...
in dealing with tooth infectionsmost especially low-grade ones.  Quite acceptable results were achieved with an ancillary protocol using a simple laser pointer or---even better---a compact 6 element LED assembly;  which was focused directly on the base of the  insulted tooth (focus was much more important with the laser pointer).  Better effect was achieved whenever the principal infection field appeared on the inside of any affected jaw tooth.  Understandable when considering the difficulty of gaining clear-field access to the outside areas of the jaw teeth.  This said, the determined researchers managed to achieve rather remarkable effects through some of the more inventive methods of retaining the lip (especially the upper one) in a manner allowing light access to the outside areas of some of the jaw teethespecially for the laser pointer.  Four to 5 minute exposure intervals seem to yield nearly as good results.as did longer exposures.
Additionally, we did achieve useful, measurable, results through the use of both magnetic pulsing devices and low-current...direct contact devices such as a TENS unit (almost any of the low-current devices popular for this type protocol, should produce similar effect).  While we have achieved splendid results using Rife Technologyfor a very wide range of insults.I would not encourage list individuals (unless they possess considerable discretionary funding) 
to under-take the purchase or construction of a "full-blown" Rife-Type Generator, because of the high attendant cost (about $2000. for a truly acceptable "plasma-type" device.  The contact-type Rife devices are effective, but not nearly soas are the plasma-based units.  At least that has been our experience over the immediately-past 15 years. 
 You are correct in your assumption that I am familiar with the work of Dr. Weston Price.  I have long been an admirer of his workwhich displayed both ingenuity and great dedication.  The evidence for his case of dietary effects on oral health appears indisputable-to me.  Best Regards,  Brooks.
P.S.  DMSO did exist at the time Dr. Price conducted his research.but was not widely employed in any large commercial activity..and CERTAINLY NOT in any medical-related enterpriseat least of which I am aware.  



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 Subject : Re: [RE]CSTeeth whitening
 Date : Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:51:01 +0900
 From : Jonathan B. Britten jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp
 To : silver-list@eskimo.com

Thanks for this information, Bob.   Theoretically the SOTA magnetic 
pulser should also work for this application, though whether it really 
does is hard to say.   One can't can't inside the dentin to check, 
after all.   Even if symptoms are gone, one can't be sure the 
underlying problem is gone.

  The theoretical advantage of the magnetic pulser is that the magnetic 
energy penetrates deeply, supposedly sending microcurrents of 
electricity perpendicular to the magnetic wave.

I've read about the device you mention several times on this list, but 
haven't used it.  One you use your device, do you put the sponges 
directly on the tooth, front and back, or on the gum tissue above the 
tooth?

BTW, avoiding a root canal and dealing with tubule infection after one 
might not be quite the same.   I'd be interested to hear other 
anecdotes as well, particularly post root-canal.

I recall there's been quite a lot on this list about the topic.  Nina 
Sylver mentioned Rife technology as one method that supposedly works.

Thanks again.




On Wednesday, Apr 22, 2009, at 13:42 Asia/Tokyo, Bob Banever wrote:

> Jonathan,
>
>   In case you aren't aware, you can pretty much sterilize the 
> inside tubules of any tooth and root by using direct DC current at a 
> low 3 - 6 volts (some claim you only need 1.5 volts).  There is a 
> device called the Godzilla that achieves this with the use of 
> batteries, some wire, a sponge, and rubber bands.  Go to 
> microelectricitygermkiller group on Yahoo for more info.  I got rid of 
> two bacterial infections in the roots of two teeth using it and 
> avoided a root canal both times.   It can be used for other infections 
> as well.. sort of an offshoot of the Beck device for blood 
> electrification and subsequent neutralization of viral particles.  
> Good luck.
>
> Bob
> - Original Message - From: "Jonathan B. Britten" 
> 
> To: 
> Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 7:22 PM
> Subject: Re: [RE]CS>Teeth whitening
>
>
>> Dear Brooks,
>>
>> I wonder whether your research gave any clues as to whether the 
>> mixture described below might penetrate deeply enough into a tooth to 
>> have any ameliorating influence on root-canal work.
>>
>> You're familiar, I'm sure, with the late Dr. Weston Price's