I too think Bloodroot might do the trick, the problem is how to apply it and
have it stay in place long 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
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jonathan B. Britten" <jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 9:50 PM
Subject: [!! SPAM] Re: CS>Root Canals
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 know this is not true. If
some herbal therapies can selectively attack cancers, why not dental
infections?
If a powerful anti-bacterial/fungal/viral can penetrate the dentin and
destroy pathogens and necrotic tissue, the problem might be solved
non-surgically.
Some possible candidates would include oregano oil and bloodroot. It
would be interesting to know whether any alternative dentists have tried.
It would not surprise me if Oil of Oregano is able to penetrate the
dentin. As for bloodroot, I think there is little question about its
ability to navigate deep into the body to selectively seek out and
destroy neoplastic and necrotic tissue. Follow up therapy with EIS
might conceivably even lead to regeneration of tissue, nerve, and bone.
All of this soon may be academic, however, as complete tooth regeneration
may be one of the first major breakthroughs using adult stem cells. That
will be exciting.
On Monday, Dec 31, 2007, at 14:29 Asia/Tokyo, His Child wrote:
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
do. There are other options for the tooth than
crowns. There are bio-compatible partials or
bridges.
There's plenty on the internet and books published
that I won't try to duplicate in this post about the
problems of root canals and the coverup of the
problems. I'll just say that my dentist in Atlanta
Ga, whose father and grandfather were American
dentists, sends tissue from all root canals that he
"removes" to two different independent labs in the
US
to prove that he is definitely NOT messing with
"perfectly good" root canals. (i.e. extracts the
teeth/crowns and cleans out the poison producing
tissues and materials many including into the jaw
bone, and sends tissue from each root site to labs
for
analysis.) EVERY time the material is certified by
the
lab to be highly toxic and this allows him to keep
his
license and not be shut down for removing the root
canals that the ADA is on record stating are
wonderful
and safe. The Tijuna dentists that do the
extractions
and cavitation cleaning don't have to have the
documented proof of toxicity on record, but they see
it in every root canal they take out. You wouldn't
know if the root canals have ever or if they ever do
give you trouble, because there are no live nerves
at
the site of the root canal. The trouble will be
with
some other site in your body in another organ or
tissue that the doctors will not relate to the root
canal. A Tijuana Dentist that removed my root
canals
is about a block away from a cancer treatment
hospital. He does dental cleanups for the cancer
patients who need it including removing amalgams,
root
canals, and placing composite fillings. He said one
of his cases was a woman with breast cancer that
didn't believe the root canal could be a problem but
on their recomendation had it taken out. He said
she
had a large cavity of dead tissue in her root that
was
on the same energy meridian as her breast where the
cancer was. She got better only after the root
canal
was removed and the dead tissue removed. My theory
is, get the mouth cleaned up before I get serious
illness :)
His
--- marmar...@bellsouth.net wrote:
-------------- 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
toxic
environment of the root canal. Also know as
cavitation cleaning.
**** 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 canal
removed, then you lose the usefulness of that
tooth
altogether, don't you? MA (who probably has a
couple more root canals in her future, as
thirty-year old silver fillings are beginning to
fail and the dentist won't replace them with
composite) :-(
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