Re: O/T amalgam question/cavitation-DEAN

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Hi Dean,

Thanks again for the great information you have suggested me.

This is what came up after a little search. I noticed that the links

you gave me connect to Dr. Hilda . A while ago I read her book

online, the cure of all cancers, and although her idea of

dissolventas and parasites is somewhat compelling, I have little

trust in her stuff, actually. I have also checked Andy's comments on

cavitations in onibasu. He thinks that only 1 out of every 10 that

are diagnosed with cavitations really have something of the sort.

I would like to balance this information with your positive view. You

said that it changed your health and that of many people working with

you. What favorable changes did you notice and how do you know they

were due to cavitation cleaning and not to other interventions like

supps or chelation? What kind of job and position or work you do in

the health arena?

Thank you,

Raquel

PS, for everyone else in the group, please feel free to add your

comment or info to the converstion.

>

> >I would like to look into cavitation stuff, is there any cheap way

to

> > look into it? Any link you can suggest?

> >

> > Raquel

>

> Hi Raquel

>

> The cavitation cleaning/root canal extraction has been life-

changing for

> myself and many people I work with. I truly don't see how it can be

> separated from mercury removal and oral chelation. It is all part

of the

> same process. And each part can be done safely or dangerously.

>

> They only way to really clean cavitations is to go into every site

where

> there has been a previous extraction in clean it.

> X-rays do not routinely show cavitations.

> You should get a PAN regardless, as you may have some obvious

dental

> infection that is making you ill.

> I have just put up some examples of some PAN's.

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/pan.html

>

> You can get a Cavitat scan to show where they are if you have had

many

> extractions. It is also valuable in picking up dead bone under root

canals.

> We now just advise clients to clean out every extraction site

(within reason

> of course, if there are too many extractions a cavitat is in order).

> We have found the literature to be accurate. We find that 95% of

wisdoms

> extractions sites have cavitations. Most are filled with soft

spongy tissue,

> some have infection, some just air, some foul air, some green gunk

etc.

>

>

> But the best advice is to find someone that can properly and safely

clean

> them. Cheapest way is probably to go to Mexico. Only see Dr

Arichega for

> cavitation cleaning. We have only had good feedback about him and

Dr

> Solario. They are very safe.

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/drclarknetwork/dr_clarks_clinic.html

>

> There is more dental information in the DentalNetwork page of this

website

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/

>

> Dean-SA

>