Re: Re: root canal check-in

[Guest guest]

Are you having teeth extracted to get rid of root canals???? That sounds

crazy. Having a tooth extracted and not replaced will cause you lots of

trouble.

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> >Was this tooth number 15?

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> >Was it an extraction? Hope you heal well.

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> >Cindy

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> according to the xerox copy that I have it is tooth number 13 (?)

> It was an extraction. thanks for the well wishing

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> deborah

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[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation Sara Lymberis wrote:

Are you having teeth extracted to get rid of root canals???? That sounds

crazy. Having a tooth extracted and not replaced will cause you lots of

trouble.

-------------There is lots of information about health problems related to

root canals. Huggins talks about it in his books, quoting Weston Price's

research, and his own personal experience with patients. And here's another

book I remember someone mentioning on the topic, and a doctor's website too.

Depending where the tooth is, a partial or bridge can replace the pulled tooth.

If it's in the back, it's not always necessary to replace. There has also been

personal reports here in the past of people having trouble with them.

Personally, after all I've read about them, I will never get one. Ever.

JMO----------Jackie

http://www.amazon.com/Root-Canal-Cover-Up--Meinig/dp/0945196199

http://www.drshankland.com/root_canal.html

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> >Was this tooth number 15?

>

> >Was it an extraction? Hope you heal well.

>

> >Cindy

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> according to the xerox copy that I have it is tooth number 13 (?)

> It was an extraction. thanks for the well wishing

>

> deborah

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[Guest guest]

I will never ever have another

> root canal, especially after reading about the dangers of them.

> V

I honestly would choose mercury amalgams over a root canal again.

I'm not making a joke, just explaining how deadly I think these 'fatally

flawed procedures' are.

At least with mercury it seeps slowly into the system, whereas a root canal

creates a focal infection that can cause untold infections elsewhere.

My health declined the moment I got one and it took me years to connect the

dots.

And you'll never know there is an infection because there is no nerve to

tell you there is a problem there.

A root canal is a dead tooth - what other dead organ would be keep in our

body?

Dr Meinig was the former head of the root canal society of America

(Endodontists) and has written tyhe excellent book called Root canal

cover-up. You won't need to know more after reading that book.

Yes, some people tolerate the hidden low-grade infections in root canals for

years. And often with strong immune systems it its the not the sucker punch

that knocks you down, but it is the repeated jab that might never let you

get up.

I have seen consistent and unusual miracles in healing when these sources of

infections and cavitations are removed.

DeanSA