Guest guest Posted November 8, 2009 Report Share Posted November 8, 2009 Before I went to the endodontist for the root canals I did a little research. I understood that root canals are NOT forever and that even the best will likely fail over time due to the impossible nature of clearing every germ from remote and minute portions of the canals. Failure would be recognizable to the patient because pain would be present. But, it seems to me that pain would be preceded by the infective process and that during that process bacteria would be entering the bloodstream. Perhaps the very healthy person would not be compromised to the extent that a heart attack (endocarditis) or other problem would result. But there may be many previously unrecognized issues caused by germs that migrate from the mouth due to periodontal infections, cavities, leaking fillings, and root canals. I just got a cold sore yesterday on the side I have been treating with the Godrod. It is fairly small and not an open sore so I think I may treat it and see what happens. Has anyone tried the Godrod on a cold sore? Bello 919-249-7027 919-373-4159 919-649-0567-cell www.RaleighAreaRealty.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2009 Report Share Posted November 8, 2009 I've had them over 20 years, the best are done with molten rubber, according to my endo-dontist. The rubber packs in and is flexible over time. But..forever? no, you must be right there. Bear in mind a pair of god rods on your desk that you use 5 minutes a day on the cheeks, might avoid all the issues with infections, remove all the plaque from your teeth and prevent all decay. At least I am inclined to think so, but can't say the " G " word (guarantee). Cold sores are just plain herpes simplex 1. Approach them with one electrode on the sore, the other behind the neck where the nerve inserts to spinal cord. The virus lives in the nerve and you want it gone from one end to the other. Currently Univ of Manchester is working on Alzheimer's cure using antivirals against cold sore type herpes they have isolated as the cause. You are definitely on the right track. It will surrender eventually to this. I used to get them but never any more. bG > > > Before I went to the endodontist for the root canals I did a little research. I understood that root canals are NOT forever and that even the best will likely fail over time due to the impossible nature of clearing every germ from remote and minute portions of the canals. Failure would be recognizable to the patient because pain would be present. But, it seems to me that pain would be preceded by the infective process and that during that process bacteria would be entering the bloodstream. Perhaps the very healthy person would not be compromised to the extent that a heart attack (endocarditis) or other problem would result. But there may be many previously unrecognized issues caused by germs that migrate from the mouth due to periodontal infections, cavities, leaking fillings, and root canals. > I just got a cold sore yesterday on the side I have been treating with the Godrod. It is fairly small and not an open sore so I think I may treat it and see what happens. Has anyone tried the Godrod on a cold sore? > > Bello > > > > > > > 919-249-7027 > 919-373-4159 > 919-649-0567-cell > > www.RaleighAreaRealty.net > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2009 Report Share Posted November 8, 2009 I've had them over 20 years, the best are done with molten rubber, according to my endo-dontist. The rubber packs in and is flexible over time. But..forever? no, you must be right there. Bear in mind a pair of god rods on your desk that you use 5 minutes a day on the cheeks, might avoid all the issues with infections, remove all the plaque from your teeth and prevent all decay. At least I am inclined to think so, but can't say the " G " word (guarantee). Cold sores are just plain herpes simplex 1. Approach them with one electrode on the sore, the other behind the neck where the nerve inserts to spinal cord. The virus lives in the nerve and you want it gone from one end to the other. Currently Univ of Manchester is working on Alzheimer's cure using antivirals against cold sore type herpes they have isolated as the cause. You are definitely on the right track. It will surrender eventually to this. I used to get them but never any more. bG > > > Before I went to the endodontist for the root canals I did a little research. I understood that root canals are NOT forever and that even the best will likely fail over time due to the impossible nature of clearing every germ from remote and minute portions of the canals. Failure would be recognizable to the patient because pain would be present. But, it seems to me that pain would be preceded by the infective process and that during that process bacteria would be entering the bloodstream. Perhaps the very healthy person would not be compromised to the extent that a heart attack (endocarditis) or other problem would result. But there may be many previously unrecognized issues caused by germs that migrate from the mouth due to periodontal infections, cavities, leaking fillings, and root canals. > I just got a cold sore yesterday on the side I have been treating with the Godrod. It is fairly small and not an open sore so I think I may treat it and see what happens. Has anyone tried the Godrod on a cold sore? > > Bello > > > > > > > 919-249-7027 > 919-373-4159 > 919-649-0567-cell > > www.RaleighAreaRealty.net > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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