> Healthy looking or not on the x-ray, once this > inflammation has completely settled, the molar > has to come out which allows the jawbone/cavitation > to be cleaned professionally
I have had and am having great success with an infected tooth right now, using a Magnetic Pulser. I was in an auto accident 34 years ago that broke out my 5 front top teeth. A bridge was installed, using the two end and one middle tooth (what was left of them) to hold the bridge in place. Over the years, the two end teeth decayed away, until only the middle tooth was holding the bridge in place. Finally, it broke in half, split lengthwise up the middle, which then became infected. I had a big bulge on the roof of my mouth that I couldn't even touch with my tongue. I was panicking about the cost of surgery, etc., when my brilliantly sharp mind remembered that (Duh!) I owned a Magnetic Pulser! I exposed the roof of my mouth to two 4-minute sessions before bed (about 130 'clicks'), and next morning, the bump and all pain was gone. Several months later, the bump and pain returned, but on my gum between my lip and front teeth. I again exposed that area to 130 clicks, with the same result that it disappeared by the next morning. This time, however, it returned a day later. I found that I could keep it away by Pulsing myself each morning and evening. If I missed one time, the bulge and pain were back by the next period (morning or evening). I used this regime for several months until I could get to a dentist to remove the bridge and allow the hole in my gum around the tooth to heal closed. For the last four months or so, a back molar that had had a very large cavity filled (the dentist warned me that this was so big, it might not last - this with no amalgum) has begun to hurt. Overnight the pain became so great, I was ready to lose the tooth. I called the dentist, who prescribed antibiotics and a heavy painkiller. When the pain had first hit me, the Pulser didn't seem to be helping, and I couldn't stand the pain long enough to experiment. So I gave in and bought the antibiotics (mostly so I could get to the drugs!). Interestingly, during the 10 days that I was taking the penicillin, I stopped drinking CS (didn't want to kill the penicillin), and a long-standing herpes cold sore condition erupted on my lips. Fortunately, I had a supply of Lysine powder, which I ingested liberally, which kept the herpes from getting out of hand. As soon as the pain and swelling had subsided, I started drinking my usual 12+ oz of CS/day, and the cold sores disappeared. Since then, the molar starts hurting about once every week or two, and two sessions with the MP cancels it. Yes, I ought to get a healthy root canal, but I'd rather use the money to buy a car! It's nice to see so many of the same folks on the list that were here last time I was here. Terry Chamberlin ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
