RE: Very Important for Everyone.........

[Guest guest]

hi dede;

wondering if anyone has trouble with teeth - they are often an overlooked source of problem - i have root canals, and just today found out 3 are re-infected. dentist took x-rays (the teeth didnt hurt - he just panned the whole mouth) and informed me they could cause all kinds of problems with immune system, even heart. i was really surprised that many were reinfected or in some cases, infected, with no pain. he said for the most part, that gutta percha they fill the teeth with doesnt come out. have you or anyone heard different? he was going to look into it, but doubted it. i know health oriented dentists recommend pulling, but i dont like the options of pulling either. implant (metals- tho he said they were coming out soon w'out hopefully), or partial . bridge too, but to me thats worse. i dont like the idea of having to take partials out at nite or for brushing. any ideas from you or anyone on this?

thanks, dede. i always hope youre feeling better.

gg

DGrahamA@...From: DGRAHAMA@...Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:16:06 -0400Subject: Very Important for Everyone.........

Ladies ~

I am having a sleep study done tonight at the hospital........

This will be very interesting. This last week I learned

that all kinds of health problems can result from inappropriate

sleep patterns ! From heart to thyroid ! Adrenal insufficiency

to anemia, cancer, and even death.......

Silicon is a semi-conductor of electricity.....our bodies have

electric components........it is the electric component of my

heart that does not work.........here is a site on that:

http://www.physics4kids.com/files/elec_conduct.html

I truly believe that part of the BI mystery has to do with

the fact once implanted with this semi-conductor, it changes

our entire physical selves.........You know how small parts are in

a computer.....and how much a computer can do, and control.........

well......I believe the same goes with implanted devices inside a body......

I highly suggest you read this site, and take the questionaire.

www.sleepnet.com

here are a few other things :

Sleep helps your body to repair itself. It also helps your mind absorb and "file" the day's learning. When we deprive ourselves of sleep, we notice the effects both mentally and physically. In the short term, these effects include:

fatigue irritability careless mistakes difficulty concentrating slower reaction times increased stress

After only a few days of sleep deprivation, the body undergoes changes similar to "fast-forward" aging: memory loss, metabolism problems (with sugar and hormones), and poor athletic performance. If sleep deprivation continues over the long term, it increases the risk of more serious health problems, such as:

a weakened immune system diabetes (the body cannot process sugar properly) depression high blood pressure obesity

and another informative site:

http://www.sleepdisordersguide.com/blog/category/sleep-related-disorders/

[Guest guest]

GG,

Yes, teeth problems are big with implanted people.

Not sure why, but most people I know have alot of teeth

problems......

Hopefully others will chime in on this one...

Teeth affect many body parts, and affect the heart

greatly.

Silent infections is big with root canals....and can be dangerous.

I have alot of those, and no dental coverage. Living on disability

does not leave any money to see a dentist, especially when I have

so many other vital problems with my heart and lungs.....I have to

prioritize......

Wishing you well with your new dental journey, I hope it all works

well for you.......depending on how many problems you had with

implants would be the decision maker on if I got implanted teeth

or bridges.....I think they do make permanent bridges too, but

no telling what they are made of...

Maybe have heavy metal testing before you decide and see what

your current load is...also maybe that HLA typing to see what genes

can be turned on by further implantation...that way you will

know what you may face should you choose the implants.

Our sister Lynda had lots of BI problems from massive

silicone rupture, but also had the teeth implants if I recall

properly, and had no known problems with those.....

Unless that is what lowered her immunity for the lung cancer

to set in.....

Wishing wellness for you ~

Dede

Very Important for Everyone.........

Ladies ~

I am having a sleep study done tonight at the hospital........

This will be very interesting. This last week I learned

that all kinds of health problems can result from inappropriate

sleep patterns ! From heart to thyroid ! Adrenal insufficiency

to anemia, cancer, and even death.......

Silicon is a semi-conductor of electricity.....our bodies have

electric components........it is the electric component of my

heart that does not work.........here is a site on that:

http://www.physics4kids.com/files/elec_conduct.html

I truly believe that part of the BI mystery has to do with

the fact once implanted with this semi-conductor, it changes

our entire physical selves.........You know how small parts are in

a computer.....and how much a computer can do, and control.........

well......I believe the same goes with implanted devices inside a body......

I highly suggest you read this site, and take the questionaire.

www.sleepnet.com

here are a few other things :

Sleep helps your body to repair itself. It also helps your mind absorb and "file" the day's learning. When we deprive ourselves of sleep, we notice the effects both mentally and physically. In the short term, these effects include:

fatigue irritability careless mistakes difficulty concentrating slower reaction times increased stress

After only a few days of sleep deprivation, the body undergoes changes similar to "fast-forward" aging: memory loss, metabolism problems (with sugar and hormones), and poor athletic performance. If sleep deprivation continues over the long term, it increases the risk of more serious health problems, such as:

a weakened immune system diabetes (the body cannot process sugar properly) depression high blood pressure obesity

and another informative site:

http://www.sleepdisordersguide.com/blog/category/sleep-related-disorders/

[Guest guest]

Ah gg,

I have experience with this subject my dear!

I had root canals in 2005 and within months I was limping with pain in my right

knee. I could not figure out what had happened or why I was having this

horrible pain, until my holistic dentist's wife suggested I read the book " Root

Canal Cover Up " by Meinig, and that answered all my questions.

I went to San Diego to have the root canals pulled by a qualified dentist (there

is a right way and a wrong way to pull teeth) and within a few weeks, my knee

pain totally cleared up and it has never returned.

I know now that my body cannot tolerate root canals. I will never get another

one.

As for the pulled teeth, (there were two lower left molars), I do miss them of

course, but I got a partial and it is not a problem at all. I don't mind having

to remove it at night. However, I have chosen in the last few months just not

to wear it at all, and I am totally comfortable with that. But having it is

nice, as I can put it in whenever I choose to, and I don't have any worries

about having metal in my jawbones from implants. I doubt I will ever get

implants at this point.

There is a dentist in Las Vegas that uses non-metal implants, and my holistic

dentist is suggesting I consider implants using these new metal free options,

but at this point, I am not rushing to spend the money when I am totally fine

with my current status.

It is a hard choice, but I firmly believe and know based on my experience that

removing rotten root canals can help with attaining better health. The options

are difficult, but in hindsight, I can say without batting an eye, I'm much

happier having a working and pain free knee.

Good luck.

Patty

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> hi dede;

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> wondering if anyone has trouble with teeth - they are often an overlooked

source of problem - i have root canals, and just today found out 3 are

re-infected. dentist took x-rays (the teeth didnt hurt - he just panned the

whole mouth) and informed me they could cause all kinds of problems with immune

system, even heart. i was really surprised that many were reinfected or in some

cases, infected, with no pain. he said for the most part, that gutta percha

they fill the teeth with doesnt come out. have you or anyone heard different?

he was going to look into it, but doubted it. i know health oriented dentists

recommend pulling, but i dont like the options of pulling either. implant

(metals- tho he said they were coming out soon w'out hopefully), or partial .

bridge too, but to me thats worse. i dont like the idea of having to take

partials out at nite or for brushing. any ideas from you or anyone on this?

>

>

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> thanks, dede. i always hope youre feeling better.

>

>

>

> gg

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> DGrahamA@...

> From: DGRAHAMA@...

> Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:16:06 -0400

> Subject: Very Important for Everyone.........

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>

> Ladies ~

>

> I am having a sleep study done tonight at the hospital........

> This will be very interesting. This last week I learned

> that all kinds of health problems can result from inappropriate

> sleep patterns ! From heart to thyroid ! Adrenal insufficiency

> to anemia, cancer, and even death.......

>

> Silicon is a semi-conductor of electricity.....our bodies have

> electric components........it is the electric component of my

> heart that does not work.........here is a site on that:

> http://www.physics4kids.com/files/elec_conduct.html

> I truly believe that part of the BI mystery has to do with

> the fact once implanted with this semi-conductor, it changes

> our entire physical selves.........You know how small parts are in

> a computer.....and how much a computer can do, and control.........

> well......I believe the same goes with implanted devices inside a body......

>

> I highly suggest you read this site, and take the questionaire.

> www.sleepnet.com

> here are a few other things :

> Sleep helps your body to repair itself. It also helps your mind absorb and

" file " the day's learning. When we deprive ourselves of sleep, we notice the

effects both mentally and physically. In the short term, these effects include:

>

> fatigue

> irritability

> careless mistakes

> difficulty concentrating

> slower reaction times

> increased stress

> After only a few days of sleep deprivation, the body undergoes changes similar

to " fast-forward " aging: memory loss, metabolism problems (with sugar and

hormones), and poor athletic performance. If sleep deprivation continues over

the long term, it increases the risk of more serious health problems, such as:

>

> a weakened immune system

> diabetes (the body cannot process sugar properly)

> depression

> high blood pressure

> obesity

> and another informative site:

> http://www.sleepdisordersguide.com/blog/category/sleep-related-disorders/

>

[Guest guest]

hi patty;

yes, i've heard all the negatives about root canals - i've also heard as long as they arent infected, they may be ok. its a big controversy. i just dont like the options after the teeth are pulled. implants are very expensive - theyre also fairly new so who knows what negatives they may have down the road - but i need info. like yours to help decide. i wish theyd hurry up with stem cell in this area - but got to wondering if that would put dentists out of work, and if so, i wonder if it will ever be heard about much even if it does work. (we all know about coverups where a lot of money is concerned)..

what dentist did you see in san diego? are you saying right and wrong way to pull a tooth because of doing a cavatation after pulling the tooth? what is your partial made of? (seems like they cant get anything lasting in dentistry w/out sticking metal in somewhere).

thanks patty - youre always a big help to everyone.

gg

From: glory2glory1401@...Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2010 13:57:30 +0000Subject: Re: Very Important for Everyone.........

Ah gg,I have experience with this subject my dear! I had root canals in 2005 and within months I was limping with pain in my right knee. I could not figure out what had happened or why I was having this horrible pain, until my holistic dentist's wife suggested I read the book "Root Canal Cover Up" by Meinig, and that answered all my questions.I went to San Diego to have the root canals pulled by a qualified dentist (there is a right way and a wrong way to pull teeth) and within a few weeks, my knee pain totally cleared up and it has never returned.I know now that my body cannot tolerate root canals. I will never get another one.As for the pulled teeth, (there were two lower left molars), I do miss them of course, but I got a partial and it is not a problem at all. I don't mind having to remove it at night. However, I have chosen in the last few months just not to wear it at all, and I am totally comfortable with that. But having it is nice, as I can put it in whenever I choose to, and I don't have any worries about having metal in my jawbones from implants. I doubt I will ever get implants at this point.There is a dentist in Las Vegas that uses non-metal implants, and my holistic dentist is suggesting I consider implants using these new metal free options, but at this point, I am not rushing to spend the money when I am totally fine with my current status.It is a hard choice, but I firmly believe and know based on my experience that removing rotten root canals can help with attaining better health. The options are difficult, but in hindsight, I can say without batting an eye, I'm much happier having a working and pain free knee. Good luck. Patty>> > hi dede;> > > > wondering if anyone has trouble with teeth - they are often an overlooked source of problem - i have root canals, and just today found out 3 are re-infected. dentist took x-rays (the teeth didnt hurt - he just panned the whole mouth) and informed me they could cause all kinds of problems with immune system, even heart. i was really surprised that many were reinfected or in some cases, infected, with no pain. he said for the most part, that gutta percha they fill the teeth with doesnt come out. have you or anyone heard different? he was going to look into it, but doubted it. i know health oriented dentists recommend pulling, but i dont like the options of pulling either. implant (metals- tho he said they were coming out soon w'out hopefully), or partial . bridge too, but to me thats worse. i dont like the idea of having to take partials out at nite or for brushing. any ideas from you or anyone on this?> > > > thanks, dede. i always hope youre feeling better.> > > > gg> > > DGrahamA@...> From: DGRAHAMA@...> Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:16:06 -0400> Subject: Very Important for Everyone.........> > > > > > > > Ladies ~ > > I am having a sleep study done tonight at the hospital........> This will be very interesting. This last week I learned> that all kinds of health problems can result from inappropriate> sleep patterns ! From heart to thyroid ! Adrenal insufficiency> to anemia, cancer, and even death.......> > Silicon is a semi-conductor of electricity.....our bodies have > electric components........it is the electric component of my > heart that does not work.........here is a site on that:> http://www.physics4kids.com/files/elec_conduct.html> I truly believe that part of the BI mystery has to do with> the fact once implanted with this semi-conductor, it changes> our entire physical selves.........You know how small parts are in> a computer.....and how much a computer can do, and control.........> well......I believe the same goes with implanted devices inside a body......> > I highly suggest you read this site, and take the questionaire.> www.sleepnet.com> here are a few other things :> Sleep helps your body to repair itself. It also helps your mind absorb and "file" the day's learning. When we deprive ourselves of sleep, we notice the effects both mentally and physically. In the short term, these effects include:> > fatigue > irritability > careless mistakes > difficulty concentrating > slower reaction times > increased stress > After only a few days of sleep deprivation, the body undergoes changes similar to "fast-forward" aging: memory loss, metabolism problems (with sugar and hormones), and poor athletic performance. If sleep deprivation continues over the long term, it increases the risk of more serious health problems, such as:> > a weakened immune system > diabetes (the body cannot process sugar properly) > depression > high blood pressure > obesity > and another informative site:> http://www.sleepdisordersguide.com/blog/category/sleep-related-disorders/>

[Guest guest]

hi dede;

if you have a lot of infection in teeth, maybe just have them removed - if cost an issue there is suppose to be a few dentist in mexico who come recommended that do low cost good work. you could talk to their offices - i can look up names if youre interested. dental implants are very expensive - i wouldnt go that route now anyway for me - but partials might work (patty replied to me she likes hers) - infection may be affecting your heart.

i have to decide what to do - the more info. one can get the better decision - so am still trying to get info. from people whove 'been there'

thanks dede.

gg

From: DGRAHAMA@...Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2010 08:42:59 -0400Subject: Re: Very Important for Everyone.........

GG,

Yes, teeth problems are big with implanted people.

Not sure why, but most people I know have alot of teeth

problems......

Hopefully others will chime in on this one...

Teeth affect many body parts, and affect the heart

greatly.

Silent infections is big with root canals....and can be dangerous.

I have alot of those, and no dental coverage. Living on disability

does not leave any money to see a dentist, especially when I have

so many other vital problems with my heart and lungs.....I have to

prioritize......

Wishing you well with your new dental journey, I hope it all works

well for you.......depending on how many problems you had with

implants would be the decision maker on if I got implanted teeth

or bridges.....I think they do make permanent bridges too, but

no telling what they are made of...

Maybe have heavy metal testing before you decide and see what

your current load is...also maybe that HLA typing to see what genes

can be turned on by further implantation...that way you will

know what you may face should you choose the implants.

Our sister Lynda had lots of BI problems from massive

silicone rupture, but also had the teeth implants if I recall

properly, and had no known problems with those.....

Unless that is what lowered her immunity for the lung cancer

to set in.....

Wishing wellness for you ~

Dede

Very Important for Everyone.........

Ladies ~

I am having a sleep study done tonight at the hospital........

This will be very interesting. This last week I learned

that all kinds of health problems can result from inappropriate

sleep patterns ! From heart to thyroid ! Adrenal insufficiency

to anemia, cancer, and even death.......

Silicon is a semi-conductor of electricity.....our bodies have

electric components........it is the electric component of my

heart that does not work.........here is a site on that:

http://www.physics4kids.com/files/elec_conduct.html

I truly believe that part of the BI mystery has to do with

the fact once implanted with this semi-conductor, it changes

our entire physical selves.........You know how small parts are in

a computer.....and how much a computer can do, and control.........

well......I believe the same goes with implanted devices inside a body......

I highly suggest you read this site, and take the questionaire.

www.sleepnet.com

here are a few other things :

Sleep helps your body to repair itself. It also helps your mind absorb and "file" the day's learning. When we deprive ourselves of sleep, we notice the effects both mentally and physically. In the short term, these effects include:

fatigue irritability careless mistakes difficulty concentrating slower reaction times increased stress

After only a few days of sleep deprivation, the body undergoes changes similar to "fast-forward" aging: memory loss, metabolism problems (with sugar and hormones), and poor athletic performance. If sleep deprivation continues over the long term, it increases the risk of more serious health problems, such as:

a weakened immune system diabetes (the body cannot process sugar properly) depression high blood pressure obesity

and another informative site:

http://www.sleepdisordersguide.com/blog/category/sleep-related-disorders/

[Guest guest]

Having them removed is an issue right now....cuz of my heart and lungs......I

gotta take care of all that first.......you know, prioritize....it will all get done..

Do give me the info, I would appreciate that ! !

I have had the info before, and not sure where it is.....

Thank you GG...

Very Important for Everyone.........

Ladies ~

I am having a sleep study done tonight at the hospital........

This will be very interesting. This last week I learned

that all kinds of health problems can result from inappropriate

sleep patterns ! From heart to thyroid ! Adrenal insufficiency

to anemia, cancer, and even death.......

Silicon is a semi-conductor of electricity.....our bodies have

electric components........it is the electric component of my

heart that does not work.........here is a site on that:

http://www.physics4kids.com/files/elec_conduct.html

I truly believe that part of the BI mystery has to do with

the fact once implanted with this semi-conductor, it changes

our entire physical selves.........You know how small parts are in

a computer.....and how much a computer can do, and control.........

well......I believe the same goes with implanted devices inside a body......

I highly suggest you read this site, and take the questionaire.

www.sleepnet.com

here are a few other things :

Sleep helps your body to repair itself. It also helps your mind absorb and "file" the day's learning. When we deprive ourselves of sleep, we notice the effects both mentally and physically. In the short term, these effects include:

fatigue irritability careless mistakes difficulty concentrating slower reaction times increased stress

After only a few days of sleep deprivation, the body undergoes changes similar to "fast-forward" aging: memory loss, metabolism problems (with sugar and hormones), and poor athletic performance. If sleep deprivation continues over the long term, it increases the risk of more serious health problems, such as:

a weakened immune system diabetes (the body cannot process sugar properly) depression high blood pressure obesity

and another informative site:

http://www.sleepdisordersguide.com/blog/category/sleep-related-disorders/