Re: Abcess tooth resulting in other problems.

[Guest guest]

tell him to try mms !!

http://www.miraclemineral.org/

roger

cvryurearsnow wrote:

Hello,

I have a brother whose had 16 teeth pulled out throughout the years.

He's 25 years old. He developed an abcess tooth that seems like it

spread to his brain area. He has a reddish indented line that travels

from the left front of his forehead to the back of his head. He now

has chronic sinus problems, cant smell or taste any food although he

can smell certain things like eculyptis. He always looks tired and

sleeps too much. He constantly sniffing. He does smoke. He always

complains about pain in his head. Different doctors say that he has

bad sinus infections. But this has been going on for him for almost 3

years. He has a hard time dealing with this all by himself so i'm

taking the time to see if i can get some answers for him.

I believe he probably has infected pockets of bacteria where his old

permanent teeth used to be that has anaerobic baceteria breeding in

there and his immune system is constantly fighting this neverending

battle.

Any other thoughts out there.

Thank You

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[Guest guest]

yeah, MMS, that's what i was thinking.

that and CS. i would (and do) pulse both, alternating them about weekly.

can put CS in a nasal spray bottle and sniff it up the sinuses. i wouldn't

want to be one to try that with MMS even though it might be ok if rinsed

out, but the CS should be good enough.

join the microelectricitygermkiller group on yahoogroups so you can access

the Files and Photos areas and learn to make and use a simple/cheap battery

electrifier with sponge contacts that can be applied all over and around the

sinuses and teeth/jaws/head... i use it to clean (pass current through)the

blood too, Beck style using blood vessels in the wrist, ankles, jugular,

pick one or more.

> Re: Abcess tooth resulting in other problems.

>

>

> tell him to try mms !!

>

> http://www.miraclemineral.org/

>

> roger

[Guest guest]

Try H2o2 therapy. Do a google search on food grade hydrogen peroxide.

Good luck

cvryurearsnow wrote:

Hello,

I have a brother whose had 16 teeth pulled out throughout the years.

He's 25 years old. He developed an abcess tooth that seems like it

spread to his brain area. He has a reddish indented line that travels

from the left front of his forehead to the back of his head. He now

has chronic sinus problems, cant smell or taste any food although he

can smell certain things like eculyptis. He always looks tired and

sleeps too much. He constantly sniffing. He does smoke. He always

complains about pain in his head. Different doctors say that he has

bad sinus infections. But this has been going on for him for almost 3

years. He has a hard time dealing with this all by himself so i'm

taking the time to see if i can get some answers for him.

I believe he probably has infected pockets of bacteria where his old

permanent teeth used to be that has anaerobic baceteria breeding in

there and his immune system is constantly fighting this neverending

battle.

Any other thoughts out there.

Thank You

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Hello,

Your brother may be suffering from chronic periodontal disease. If

this is so, local dental treatment will clear up the infection.

A more serious possibility is that some residual infected tissue

remained behind as one or more infected teeth were removed. If this is

the case, your brother will need to see a wholistic dentist who is

familiar with treating necrotizing osteitis. He may contact

www.iaomt.org and ask them for a referral to a specialist in his area.

The suggestions you have received from other group members are good

ones, especially regarding the use of Colloidal Silver. I would

recommend your brother use a teaspoon of CS 6 times throughout the

day. Have him hold the liquid in his mouth for about 60 seconds, then

swallow it. He should continue this until he receives professional

health care.

Even if CS solves his immediate concerns, DO NOT LET HIM THINK THE

SOLUTION IS PERMANENT. If there are patches of infected tissue left

behind, these must be removed surgically. It is not inexpensive, and

is not pleasant, but it is curative.

Additionally, I would suggest running frequencies to boost Immune

System Stimulation and Stabilization (available widely via " Search " ).

Again, please advise him not to delay definitive professional

treatment. In my experience, alternative therapies will not eliminate

the cause of his condition, if the cause is undiscovered diseased tissue.

Dr. S. Berger

>

> Hello,

>

> I have a brother whose had 16 teeth pulled out throughout the years.

> He's 25 years old. He developed an abcess tooth that seems like it

> spread to his brain area.

[Guest guest]

What is the nature of his diet ? If he is smoking and loosing his teeth at

such an early age he is in a very serous state of chronic degeneration. His

immune system is shot, his bodies ability to repair and regenerate is

shot... The problems with his teeth and the headaches are a wakeup call...

This is just the beginning... First he needs to stop smoking, second he

needs to see a good naturapath who can assess his organ function and help

him get back in the healing regenerative mode with lifestyle/nutrition and

detoxification. Rife can help but he needs to really reassess how long and

how well he would like to live...because at theway things are now he ... it

does not look very good....

Good luck,

Markcg

> Hello,

>

> I have a brother whose had 16 teeth pulled out throughout the years.

> He's 25 years old. He developed an abcess tooth that seems like it

> spread to his brain area. He has a reddish indented line that travels

> from the left front of his forehead to the back of his head. He now

> has chronic sinus problems, cant smell or taste any food although he

> can smell certain things like eculyptis. He always looks tired and

> sleeps too much. He constantly sniffing. He does smoke. He always

> complains about pain in his head. Different doctors say that he has

> bad sinus infections. But this has been going on for him for almost 3

> years. He has a hard time dealing with this all by himself so i'm

> taking the time to see if i can get some answers for him.

>

> I believe he probably has infected pockets of bacteria where his old

> permanent teeth used to be that has anaerobic baceteria breeding in

> there and his immune system is constantly fighting this neverending

> battle.

>

> Any other thoughts out there.

>

> Thank You

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I really appreciate everyones feedback, I shall take all suggestions and put

them to use as needed and keep you all posted, thanks

Re: Abcess tooth resulting in other problems.

What is the nature of his diet ? If he is smoking and loosing his teeth at

such an early age he is in a very serous state of chronic degeneration. His

immune system is shot, his bodies ability to repair and regenerate is

shot... The problems with his teeth and the headaches are a wakeup call...

This is just the beginning... First he needs to stop smoking, second he

needs to see a good naturapath who can assess his organ function and help

him get back in the healing regenerative mode with lifestyle/nutrition and

detoxification. Rife can help but he needs to really reassess how long and

how well he would like to live...because at theway things are now he ... it

does not look very good....

Good luck,

Markcg

On Dec 31, 2007 6:28 PM, cvryurearsnow <cvryurearsnow@

<mailto:cvryurearsnow%40yahoo.com> yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hello,

>

> I have a brother whose had 16 teeth pulled out throughout the years.

> He's 25 years old. He developed an abcess tooth that seems like it

> spread to his brain area. He has a reddish indented line that travels

> from the left front of his forehead to the back of his head. He now

> has chronic sinus problems, cant smell or taste any food although he

> can smell certain things like eculyptis. He always looks tired and

> sleeps too much. He constantly sniffing. He does smoke. He always

> complains about pain in his head. Different doctors say that he has

> bad sinus infections. But this has been going on for him for almost 3

> years. He has a hard time dealing with this all by himself so i'm

> taking the time to see if i can get some answers for him.

>

> I believe he probably has infected pockets of bacteria where his old

> permanent teeth used to be that has anaerobic baceteria breeding in

> there and his immune system is constantly fighting this neverending

> battle.

>

> Any other thoughts out there.

>

> Thank You

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I would agree Mark's assessment. One thing I would add that is very

easy and inexpensive is to use the neti pot with salt water daily.

Look it up on the internet if you are unfamiliar with it.

GB

>

> > Hello,

> >

> > I have a brother whose had 16 teeth pulled out throughout the years.

> > He's 25 years old. He developed an abcess tooth that seems like it

> > spread to his brain area. He has a reddish indented line that travels

> > from the left front of his forehead to the back of his head. He now

> > has chronic sinus problems, cant smell or taste any food although he

> > can smell certain things like eculyptis. He always looks tired and

> > sleeps too much. He constantly sniffing. He does smoke. He always

> > complains about pain in his head. Different doctors say that he has

> > bad sinus infections. But this has been going on for him for almost 3

> > years. He has a hard time dealing with this all by himself so i'm

> > taking the time to see if i can get some answers for him.

> >

> > I believe he probably has infected pockets of bacteria where his old

> > permanent teeth used to be that has anaerobic baceteria breeding in

> > there and his immune system is constantly fighting this neverending

> > battle.

> >

> > Any other thoughts out there.

> >

> > Thank You

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>