Re: Natural Remedies+soft foods to counteract toxic effects of Penicillin+Ibuprofen

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Ann- Rosenberg <ann-kristin@...> wrote: Hello everybody, I have just been reading emails for a while since I havn't been feeling well, have had major problems with an infected tooth for over a week now, (so my breast cancer surgery has been postponed to Oct 3) I had major dental surgery Friday Aug 22 during which the infected tooth was removed and part of the bridge that it held up... an expensive setback.... I feel strange after all the drugs they gave me during surgery, nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and halcion to relax me. I am tired to the bone. I have now been on heavy pencillin for over a week and since surgery I am also on Ibuprofen. I am wondering what type of

soft foods and supplements you know of that are good to counteract these medications. I am estrogene and progesteron+. This your are not going to believe: (I don't): The dentist who did a root canal on my infected tooth over 10 years ago, left the tip of a tiny instrument in the root canal of my tooth!!! It has been there all this time, and now showed on the x-ray. It complicated the solution to the problem I had with the infected tooth, and the bridge it held up. One day when I am not so tired I will take the X-ray and my bill to the dentist who left the instrument in my tooth, and tell him that if he doesn't pay the bill I will report him to the *^#* & ^%$ Dental Board or whatever it is called. I will have to do an implant to replace this tooth down the road, but I am not going to worry about that now. I am just 'sharing' and I

am greatful you are there. First Things First Ann-

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Hello Ann-,

It sounds like you have been on a bumpy road lately....I know it is

not fun, but I assure you that it will all be over someday soon! I

also went through the root canal debacle, where the endodontist left

a broken off portion of his instrument in the bottom of my tooth

canal...he tried three times to get it out before giving up and

filling in around it. I was not a happy camper about that, but there

was nothing I could do about it.

Here's where I learned something huge....and now I have better vision

with hindsight. By the way, my endodontist told me that this broken

tool bit happens every now and then with root canals, and that it was

nothing to get too worried about, because the tool is titanium, a

relatively safe material for implantation. Whatever. (Shocking,

huh?) In any case, here's the rest of my story....

Within several months of receiving the root canals, my knee started

bothering me like crazy. It started out feeling like stiffness, or

arthritis. It got to the point where it was throbbing in pain while

I laid in bed at night, and it affected my sleep. During the day

while I sat at my desk, it was fine, but when I went to stand up, I

could barely straighten my leg without being in alot of pain and

limping. This went of for about 6 months, until I decided enough was

enough, and I had remembered the book " Root Canal CoverUp " by

Meinig. My holistic dentist's wife had warned me that she had issues

with root canals, and so I decided they were coming out.

Within weeks of having my root canals on my lower left molar removed

properly by a holistic dentist, my knee pain disappeared!!! I kid you

not, the pain has been gone completely ever since. It has never

returned in the past 2 years.

It was an experience that blew my mind. I had my proof that for me,

root canals were a bad thing, and that dental issues (infection in

the dental tubules) would show up in areas far from the site of my

mouth that appeared to have no connection. My knees appeared to be

my weak area. It was consistent with the scientific findings of Dr.

Weston Price, Meinig, et al.

I hope this sheds a little light on your situation. My breast

implants made me sick. My root canals also created arthritic-like

conditions in my knee. Two situations that stumped the doctors and

left me sick had I not continued to look for answers. Things are

never what they seem, and doctors don't always know the true answers

as to why we are ill. (No dentist would have considered that my root

canals were causing my knee pain except the holistic ones.)

I wish you healing. I would suggest probiotics for healing, such as

yogurt and kefir, and eating raw garlic if you can. You can heat up

some chicken broth and crush some garlic cloves into the broth for a

nice soup. Give your body some fighting assistance with these foods.

Stay hopeful..you are on the right path!

Patty

Hello everybody,

>

> I have just been reading emails for a while since I havn't been

feeling well, have had major problems with an infected tooth for over

a week now, (so my breast cancer surgery has been postponed to Oct 3)

> I had major dental surgery Friday Aug 22 during which the

infected tooth was removed and part of the bridge that it held up...

an expensive setback....

> I feel strange after all the drugs they gave me during surgery,

nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and halcion to relax me. I am tired to

the bone.

> I have now been on heavy pencillin for over a week and since

surgery I am also on Ibuprofen.

> I am wondering what type of soft foods and supplements you know

of that are good to counteract these medications.

> I am estrogene and progesteron+.

>

> This your are not going to believe: (I don't): The dentist who did

a root canal on my infected tooth over 10 years ago, left the tip of

a tiny instrument in the root canal of my tooth!!! It has been there

all this time, and now showed on the x-ray. It complicated the

solution to the problem I had with the infected tooth, and the bridge

it held up.

> One day when I am not so tired I will take the X-ray and my bill

to the dentist who left the instrument in my tooth, and tell him that

if he doesn't pay the bill I will report him to the *^#* & ^%$ Dental

Board or whatever it is called.

> I will have to do an implant to replace this tooth down the road,

but I am not going to worry about that now. I am just 'sharing' and I

am greatful you are there.

>

> First Things First

> Ann-

>