It might be worth your time to add bloodroot to the regimen. I have
found that bloodroot penetrates the gum and goes deep into the
surrounding tissue, provided that you can keep the area covered with
the tincture. I will go so far as to say that I believe you can get
considerable regeneration of the root canal and nerve in the case of
infected root canal work. A cotton ball soaked in bloodroot tincture,
and covered with something to protect the surrounding tissue (I have
used silicone putty intended for earplug use) may work wonders. I
wonder also whether bloodroot tincture might not carry particulate EIS
to the site, but this is pure speculation.
An additional merit to trying bloodroot, in my opinion, is that this
herb seems somehow to mark necrotic and neoplastic tissue such that
healing, via the normal immune response, continues for YEARS after
application. Those who have used Cancema may be aware of this
long-term effect. I think there is nothing remotely similar in the
mainstream medical bag, and that the failure of medical colleges to
teach extensively about herbal medicine and escharotics is a terrible
situation.
Andrew Weil's first book has lots about this topic. I first learned of
bloodroot from that book. (His second, follow-up book, written after
he became a health guru, may have been the beginning a selling-out.
Seemed so to me.)
JBB
On Wednesday, Dec 28, 2005, at 01:26 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
I have twice had to take antibiotics because of a
tooth infection that I waited too long to treat with
alternative therapies. During antibiotic use, I
discontinued ingesting CS so as to not counteract the
antibiotics.
Why would they counteract each other? I happen to have an infected
tooth
root right now, and am taking EIS, penecillian, olive leaf extract and
magnetic pulsing it. After 3 days it is only slightly sensitive now.
I
definitely will continue the EIS to prevent a yeast flare-up, which I
get
if I take an antibiotic withoug the EIS.
Marshall
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