Re: germkiller-- Has anyone used it for a tooth abscess ?

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Hi Lois,

I have used the baby Godzilla to clear an infected tooth and root. It

worked very well... the root took a few 6 minute treatments and the cavity

took only one although I treated it a few more times just in case. When I

say " took care " I mean all symptoms, pain, sensitivity etc. vanished. It

may not disappear right away... but you certainly notice by the next day.

What's more, you feel almost nothing during the self treatment. Just be

sure to switch the polarities every minute or two. Good luck. You can

read more testimonials at the website.

Bob

germkiller-- Has anyone used it for a tooth abscess ?

>I can usually clear up an abscess with hydrogen peroxide but this one

> seems to be a toughy. Has anyone used the baby godzilla to cure an

> absessed tooth & if so how---thanks , Lois

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Thanks Bob, I did read on the site about the " Godzilla Lite " that uses a 9

volt battery. It said to use " along the gum line " but didn't say --inside the

mouth or outside... I still have to get the stainless steel cotter-pins and

the 15K ohm resistor but am real eager to try it... I am assuming that the

suggested--- " 1 electrode inside the mouth at the gum line & the other inside

the

mouth on the other side of the tooth is the right way to do it. Am I right ??

& do I wrap the cotter-pins with damp cloth ??

Thanks so much for your help !!! Lois

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I have been trying to cure one myself, but I can't do it for long

because I get some flashes of lights in my eyes and general dizziness.

I have been using alligator test leads (fine gauge wire) with very

thin brass tubing wrapped in a bit of sponge, held on with rubber bands.

I try and put one inside the gum line and one outside, but it is tough.

Any suggestions?

THanks,

Hurting.....

Inga

On Dec 23, 2008, at 2:56 PM, baby_grand wrote:

> yes, that's a very old design. using 3-6 volts with a simple wire

> and sponges should do the same thing or better without the hassle and

> safety issues. also the parts are much more common around the house

> or in almost any store.

>

> bG

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> > Thanks Bob, I did read on the site about the " Godzilla Lite " that

> uses a 9

> > volt battery. It said to use " along the gum line " but didn't say -

> -inside the

> > mouth or outside... I still have to get the stainless steel cotter-

> pins and

> > the 15K ohm resistor but am real eager to try it... I am assuming

> that the

> > suggested--- " 1 electrode inside the mouth at the gum line & the

> other inside the

> > mouth on the other side of the tooth is the right way to do it. Am

> I right ??

> > & do I wrap the cotter-pins with damp cloth ??

> > Thanks so much for your help !!! Lois

> >

> >

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yes, that's a very old design. using 3-6 volts with a simple wire

and sponges should do the same thing or better without the hassle and

safety issues. also the parts are much more common around the house

or in almost any store.

bG

>

> Thanks Bob, I did read on the site about the " Godzilla Lite " that

uses a 9

> volt battery. It said to use " along the gum line " but didn't say -

-inside the

> mouth or outside... I still have to get the stainless steel cotter-

pins and

> the 15K ohm resistor but am real eager to try it... I am assuming

that the

> suggested--- " 1 electrode inside the mouth at the gum line & the

other inside the

> mouth on the other side of the tooth is the right way to do it. Am

I right ??

> & do I wrap the cotter-pins with damp cloth ??

> Thanks so much for your help !!! Lois

>

>

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I don't know about dizziness, but flashing is normal, the optic nerve

is very sensitive, so keep the electrodes low beneath cheekbones.

apply to outside of mouth on cheeks should do it.

remember part is infection, part pressure from the build up of immune

inflammation response. That will not go away instantly, it has to

reduce as pressure drops. So if infection is draining then it will

be a fast fix, otherwise use it lightly and regularly to ensure the

germs stay under control but allow time for drainage.

there's another complication: a nerve can " die " and produce intense

pain, whether or not anything's infected. That is something outside

our ability to fix. I had one last year,, awfully painful and

nothing helped. I asked the endodontist about it, and he told me the

nerve had been damaged over and over and finally was dying from shock

essentially. That is not an infection or something we could hope to

fix. So, there you have the whole picture.

bG

> > >

> > > Thanks Bob, I did read on the site about the " Godzilla Lite "

that

> > uses a 9

> > > volt battery. It said to use " along the gum line " but didn't

say -

> > -inside the

> > > mouth or outside... I still have to get the stainless steel

cotter-

> > pins and

> > > the 15K ohm resistor but am real eager to try it... I am

assuming

> > that the

> > > suggested--- " 1 electrode inside the mouth at the gum line &

the

> > other inside the

> > > mouth on the other side of the tooth is the right way to do it.

Am

> > I right ??

> > > & do I wrap the cotter-pins with damp cloth ??

> > > Thanks so much for your help !!! Lois

> > >

> > >

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Yes.

Had a bicuspid w a monster filling, had a jaw muscle spasm, ignored

it. Several months later - started getting heat sensitive, still

ignored it. Grew a lump on outboard gum about the volume of a new

pencil eraser, started to hurt that Fri. night. Applied 1 sq inch

pads either side of the pain, .18 mA, polarity switched every 2.5

min. [autoswitcher]; pain gone in 1/2 hr. Next morning, filling fell

out; lump on gum was gone, no more pain [still].

Mon. - to Mexico [from Yuma AZ] to dentist. Found it cracked so had

it pulled. Found a small bit of pus - about an ordinary straight pin

head volume at the under side of the crack, between roots.

Look in the files for instances of root canal infections relieved;

up to 2 yrs if repeated as needed.

Joe.

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> > Thanks Bob, I did read on the site about the " Godzilla Lite " that

> uses a 9

> > volt battery. It said to use " along the gum line " but didn't

say -

> -inside the

> > mouth or outside... I still have to get the stainless steel

cotter-

> pins and

> > the 15K ohm resistor but am real eager to try it... I am assuming

> that the

> > suggested--- " 1 electrode inside the mouth at the gum line & the

> other inside the

> > mouth on the other side of the tooth is the right way to do it.

Am

> I right ??

> > & do I wrap the cotter-pins with damp cloth ??

> > Thanks so much for your help !!! Lois

> >

> >

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