Re: I've been saving up questions...

[Guest guest]

I can't answer most of you questions, but would just advise 1) definitely do

the beef stock over gelatin solution, as it has too many rare nutrients from

bones, and beef bones are cheap anway, and 2) I highly recommend you get your

cavities filled with ceramic composite fillings (if you want to avoid

mercury) rather than depending on healing them. By all means, follow the

tooth remineralization diet, but whether your tooth will heal or not is

hardly an exact science, and it is _definitely_ not worth having it go to

root canal. I just fixed a mouthful of cavities, too of which were root

canals, and the root canals cost loads of money, and moreover, there's

evidence out that 85% of root canal teeth have infections remaining that go

on to make cavities in the jaw bone, and Meinig came out with a book

summarizes Weston A Prices's work that found that root canals can cause

bacteria to mutate and migrate to other localities to produce degenerative

diseases.

Weston Price did find examples of cavities becoming inactive or even

remineralizing, but I think that assuming this will happen to your teeth,

especially assuming it will happen _soon enough_ to avoid further

complications is pretty dangerous.

Just don't want anybody to have to go through what I've had to over the last

year of getting fillings and root canals.

Chris

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