Chamomile tea is great to give to a gassy baby and calms them down too...debbie
gmetrop...@aol.com wrote: During the past 27 years and 6 children I have
always had someone teething. Either an infant getting a new tooth, a school-age
child getting an adult tooth or my college kids teething with
I am told by a docotr of oriental medicine that each tooth is connected to
energetic meridians related to organs of the body. If healthy teeth are removed
you then compromise the persons health. Both sons had severe colitis for many
years and both are now well. I do not want to compromise their
During the past 27 years and 6 children I have always had someone teething.
Either an infant getting a new tooth, a school-age child getting an adult tooth
or my college kids teething with wisdom teeth. they have always been helped
with homeopathic Chamomile.
**
Start the year off
Maybe you need to find another dentist. Excerpts from a post from
another list, Disclaimer- I haven't been seen by such a dentist so have
no first-hand experience, though I may-
For info on biological root canals (much safer than conventional root
canals),
Hi His! Good grief. What in the world did your dentist do to you? I
had a root canal more than 35 years ago. It has given me no trouble. What
remains of that tooth supports a crown, which looks pretty nice -- although the
original crown has been replaced once. If you have a root
jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp
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I have one question about this: might it not be possible to deal with the
problem without pulling teeth?
One view on this is that there is no way to do so. I find
enough for the herb to penetrate and destroy the
pathogens. A person would be more apt to swallow it too soon I would think.
Bob
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I have one question about
pulled as a young teenager, so
the jaw had a long time to become infected.
Nenah
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I have one question about
In case anyone wants to know a specific instance of
research showing that every root canal is a problem,
at the site below (that I assume many will not go to
but may read this excerpt now)This is an interview
between MJ GM concerning Dr. Weston Price's research
into root canals:
MJ I don't doubt
Hal Huggins has a couple of books out about dentistry. I fail to see how
one can argue with his conclusions. He is a dentist himself--N Dakota I
think-somewhere far north anyway. Mexico is, imho, the best place to go if
you don't want to mortgage the house and sell your firstborn into
-- Original message from His Child pilgrimb...@yahoo.com:
--
Hi MA, You get all the foreign material that they stuff into the canal cavity
removed, along with the
rotting ligaments and parts of previously healthy tissue and jaw bone that
have necrotized in the
there, usually,
until surgery is needed.
For more information, see
http://www.dentalhelp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=whatiscavitation
Nenah
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You might want to consider finding another dentist. My dentist retired
this past year, and his practice was bought out by a very nice young
man (30's) a dental surgeon who preferred a more varied career. He only
uses composites, because he said with the newer materials, he can give
a much
If you only knew, you would rather be without the
tooth than have a root canal :) My dentist did the
same root canals, crowns, and amalgam filling work
that all the other American dentists are trained to
do. There are other options for the tooth than
crowns. There are bio-compatible partials or
I agree with Katheryn, If you possibly can, please
find another (probably younger) dentist that doesn't
parrot the unsupportable line that amalgam fillings
and root canals are just fine.
The dental industry is the same position the tobacco
industry was when they were assuring us that tobacco
http://curezone.com/dental/root_canal.asp
--- His Child pilgrimb...@yahoo.com wrote:
If you only knew, you would rather be without the
tooth than have a root canal :) My dentist did the
same root canals, crowns, and amalgam filling work
that all the other American dentists are trained to
I have one question about this: might it not be possible to deal with
the problem without pulling teeth?
One view on this is that there is no way to do so. I find this line of
thinking inflexible. Most mainline MDs claim that only surgery and
radiation can treat cancer, and many of us
Dear Pat,
Forgive me for sending so late on this topic, I am a truckdriver and at
present seldom get to enjoy the list.
My own experience is horrible as far as the root canals go. I had pain,
continued throughout the experience, swelling a lot of the time, sensitivity,
and
My experience precisely mirrors yours. I'll never have another root canal.
Yank it out.
stuff
At 04:52 AM 8/6/2006, Lisa wrote:
Dear Pat,
Forgive me for sending so late on this topic, I am a
truckdriver and at present seldom get to enjoy the list.
My own experience is horrible as
Pat, check into some holistic dentists in your area. Some of them will do a
certain type of root canal that is supposed to be safer than the conventional
type. I cant remember what it is. Biocalex is one of them but I have heard
that it can also have problems.
At the Dr. Huggins website, he says root canals are
very bad. So, what is one to do?
Hi Pat,
I went to the clinic believing (or hoping, might be the better word)
that I would be spared any surgery on my gums. I had a mouth full of
fillings, but no extraction sites, root canals, crowns, or
At the Dr. Huggins website, he says root canals are
very bad. So, what is one to do? I have a molar,
bottom, second from back, that is broken, had a
filling down to the root, and is now covered with a
crown to hold it all together. If I chew on it, it
sends an electric shock type pain
I had the same problem, and had the root canal through a crown. The pain
went away, but about a year (maybe less) later, that crown cracked and had
to be replaced. I would do it and deal with any collateral damage later, if
it happens to crack the way mine did - the pain isn't worth it.
---
He
Dear Pat,
Ok, I can believe that maybe root canals could have a
pocket for germs or whatever. But, I'm
wondering...when you first have the 4 wisdom teeth
extracted, and they're very careful about bacteria and
clean healinghow will it be different if they open
up those sites and do it
Many thanks for the first hand testimony!
Proverbs: When there is no vision, the people perish.
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At the Dr. Huggins
well, i take a different approach to teeth. teeth are batteries for organs.
removal imho should be a last resort. years ago hubby had an ingrown wisdom
tooth that erupted into an abscess over night. his jaw got huge. we knew it
would be several weeks before we could even find an oral
Ok, I can believe that maybe root canals could have a
pocket for germs or whatever. But, I'm
wondering...when you first have the 4 wisdom teeth
extracted, and they're very careful about bacteria and
clean healinghow will it be different if they open
up those sites and do it all over again?
I
My dentist told me that mine would move ---ten years ago.. He was wrong.
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At the Dr. Huggins website, he says root canals are
very
.
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From: Pat
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Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 10:56 AM
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At the Dr. Huggins website, he says root canals are
very bad. So, what is one to do? I have a molar,
bottom, second from back, that is broken, had a
filling down
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I stupidly had two mollars removed twenty years ago and nothing
movedbut..I have seen it happen with others.debbie
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From: T J Garland noblemet
pain
in my jaw where the problem seemed to be, and as I progressed, the pain
lessened and has never returned.
GE
www.livingnow.net/gevans
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Date: 2006/04/06 Thu AM 01:46:49 EDT
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I would like to know
www.livingnow.net/gevans
From: Sarah sarah.elizab...@charter.net
Date: 2006/04/06 Thu AM 01:46:49 EDT
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I would like to know this as well. I had a root canal last year in a lower
tooth. About a month later the gum around the tooth got
In your place (and I have been) I'd get a second opinion from an oral
surgeon. 3 of my root canals (all of which except one are on one side of
my upper jaw) failed and re-abscessed and had to have apicoectomies.
Not fun, but leaving serious abscess infection in your head is not a
good idea. My
--
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 08:53:20 +0900
From: Jonathan B. Britten jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp
I am disinclined to accept the idea that root canals are permanent
sources of infection and that nothing can be done about it. There may
be simple solutions.
JBB
At 12:11 AM 4/6/2006, AH wrote:
Sorry to ask a silly question but what is DMSO?
Dimethyl sulphoxide. http://www.dmso.org/
How do you use all this?
Stay tuned or ask someone else. I use the granular version,
MSM with CS for external application with Qtip. Both carry
the CS thru the skin,
So far as I know that is NOT the theory. MSM can transport *itself* into
tissues (to a much lesser extent than DSMO) but does not transport
anything else with it. DMSO is the form that does transport not only
itself, but other substances (subject to molecular size limit). This is
my
I reject the notion that root canaled teeth should be pulled. I know from
personal experience that root canaled and/or crowned teeth can get
infections later, and that these infections can be quickly dispatched with
Oil of Oregano and DMSO combined; they can be more slowly dispatched with
only Oil
Sorry to ask a silly question but what is DMSO?
How do you use all this?
Incidentally I have read that oil of oregano is toxic, is there any
literature on its safety?
I think I have a problem with a root canal and infection but the
dentist says it looks intact. Apparently in the upper jaw they
Hudla Clark is not the only one who suggests all this. Many others do too.
Apart from my one root filling, and my dogs, I have done all these
things and my health has benefited greatly. I cannot go into a
furniture store, or fabric shop without becoming very ill indeed.
They are not that
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Sorry to ask a silly question but what is DMSO?
How do you use all this?
Incidentally I have read that oil of oregano is toxic, is there any
literature on its safety?
I think I have a problem
It may be worth experimenting with bloodroot, which can go deep into
the body to destroy pathogens and abnormal tissue. Oregano oil is
also worth exploring. It wonder whether it may be able to permeate
the tooth's dentin -- the canals within the bony structure -- and
destroy pathogens
I agree with you in that we don't need to have our root canal teeth removed.
Hulda Clark says we should do just that, and not replace them with anything
since bridges have metal in them.
One way I think would work to achieve health and keep the root canals at the
same time is to
I am following that link and got started on other dental info I found.
What I'd like to have is some links to what to do about existing root
canals. They might be bad, but without the root canal teeth and the one
implant I have, I'd have to have a bridge, which would put a lot of
nickel in my
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I am following that link and got started on other dental info I found.
What I'd like
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