Re: Fwd: [ Alternative_Medicine_Forum] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ROOT CANALS

January 1, 2007

so you are saying that getting a root canal is bad? what are you supposed to do

if you need a

root canal? suffer with the pain? get the tooth pulled? my dentist said i

need 3 root canals. I

only have pain when i bite down on something cold. get it pulled?

--- Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote:

> Below is Part 1 of a really good article on dangers of root canal was

> posted to Alternative Medicine Forum. I put URLs for part 2 and 3 at

> the end. See also here for the cover-up of Dr.Weston Price's research

> into the dangers of root canals:

> http://www.rense.com/general62/root.htm

>

> Alobar

>

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> From: JoAnn Guest <angelprincessjo@...>

> Date: Dec 29, 2006 12:59 PM

> Subject: [Alternative_Medicine_Forum] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ROOT CANALS

> Alternative_Medicine_Forum

>

> WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ROOT CANALS

>

> PART 1 of 3

>

> http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james34.htm

>

> By Dr. Howenstine, MD.

> October 7, 2005

> NewsWithViews.com

>

> Many chronic diseases, perhaps most, are a result of root canal

> surgery.

> Approximately 20,000,000 root canal operations are performed

> annually in the United States. Nearly every dentist is oblivious to

> the serious health risks this operation produces.

>

> Brilliant dentist, Dr. Weston A. Price, did monumental research

> about dental conditions. His work took him around the world where he

> studied the teeth, diets and bones of

> native populations living without the benefit of " modern food. "

>

> He learned that primitive tribes had perfect teeth without cavities

> or gum disease and had no bone diseases. As soon as these native

> tribes adopted the food of the western " advanced " nations their

> teeth became deformed,

>

> full of cavities, gingivitis started, diabetes appeared and they

> developed bone diseases.

>

> Foods that appeared particularly troubling included processed white

> sugar, fluoride, synthetic vegetable fats (transfats) and all

> processed nutritionally lacking foods. It was obvious to him that

> human degenerative diseases were fundamentally a nutritional

> problem.

>

> Dr. Price wrote two incisive books covering 1174 pages about his

> research into human health and dental conditions that were so

> important that he should have won a Nobel Prize. Instead his work

> was deliberately buried, unread and unappreciated for 70 years.

>

> An endodontist (root canal surgeon) named E. Meinig was

> encouraged to read Dr. Price's book Nutrition and Physical

> Degeneration by the Executive Director of The Price Pottenger

> Foundation, Pat Connoly. Dr. Meinig soon realized

> the great importance of the 25 years of research efforts by Dr.

> Price.

>

> He confessed to being in " utter shock when he realized the serious

> ramifications of Dr. Price's research. " Dr. Meinig developed great

> empathy for the millions of persons who are suffering illness from

> the

> infections produced from their infected the root canal teeth.

>

> His concern for the immense health problems arising from lack of

> knowledge about Dr. Price's research led him to write his important

> book Root

> Canal Cover-Up which fortunately has attracted wide interest to Dr.

> Price's research.

>

> Dr. Price learned after thousands of animal studies that a root

> canal tooth is always infected regardless of it's appearance and

> lack of symptoms.

>

> When Dr. Price took a root canal tooth out of a patient who

> had a chronic disease and placed this tooth in an animal the patient

> became well and the animal developed the same illness the patient

> had previously suffered from.

>

> If the patient had rheumatoid arthritis the

> animal became afflicted with RA. When the patient had heart disease

> the animal developed heart disease. The tooth from a patient with

> kidney disease produced an animal with kidney disease.

>

> More Details About Dr. Price's Research

>

> The patient whose root canal tooth was placed in an animal not only

> became well they became well in 24 to 48 hours. This means that a

> person

> suffering from the chronic degenerative disease rheumatoid arthritis

> (autoimmune illness) can be completely cured in 48 hours. The animal

> receiving the infected tooth from the person with rheumatoid

> arthritis

> developed full blown rheumatoid arthritis in 48 hours. The person

> with

> chronic glomerulonephritis (autoimmune illness), after removal of

> the

> infected tooth, no longer has kidney disease in 48 hours. The

> patient

> suffering from auto-immune disease affecting the heart becomes quite

> well when the offending root canal infected tooth is removed. This

> research completely changes the way physicians need to think about

> disease causation.

>

> Every tooth affected by a root canal infection may have a different

> bacteria residing in it. Thus the individual who has had three root

> canals could have three different infectious organisms continuously

> seeding the blood stream. This could result in three different

> degenerative diseases simultaneously affecting this person.

>

> Each bacteria is capable of setting up an auto-immune disease in a

> different tissue of the body depending on the nature of the

> particular

> infectious organism. This may relate to the genetic composition of

> the

> infectious agent. One bacteria has a chemical structure on it's

> surface

> or when floating in the blood stream that irritates a part of a

> heart

> muscle cell. This muscle cell responds with an antibody reaction

> against

> the antigen in the bacteria. We now have an inflammatory reaction in

> many heart muscle cells that can be diagnosed as heart disease.

> Another

> bacteria has a substance (antigen) that irritates the lining

> synovial

> membrane cells of a joint. When this membrane reacts to the irritant

> we

> have swelling, redness, warmth and destruction of the synovial

> membrane

> (inflammation). This leads to a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.

>

> Dr. Price learned that the most common bacteria infecting a root

> canal

> tooth was streptococcus. Staphlococci, spirochetes and fungi were

> also

> frequently identified. At least 20 different bacterial organisms

> were

> isolated by Dr. Price from root canal teeth. These bacteria caused

> many

> oral and dental illnesses. Of greater importance they were producing

> enormous numbers of medical diseases in other parts of the body.

> This

> invaluable information appears to overshadow any advance in medical

> knowledge made by another researcher.

>

> The patient who had more than one root canal operation might have a

> different organism infecting each root canal tooth. This explains

> why a

> patient can have multiple afflictions from root canal teeth all

> occurring simultaneously. Infected root canals have a deleterious

> effect

> on the immune system permitting the development of many degenerative

> diseases including heart disease, arthritis, kidney disease, blood

> stream infections, subacute bacterial endocarditis, phlebitis,

> anemia,

> leukopenia (low white blood cell count), back, neck and shoulder

> pain,

> neuritis etc.

>

> How Are Infectious Organisms (Strep, Staph, Spirochetes, Fungi) Able

> To

> Infect Root Canal Teeth?

>

> Dentin makes up 95 % of the structure of a tooth. This was always

> felt

> to be a solid stone like structure. Actually dentin consists of very

> fine tubules. Undamaged dentin tubules contain a nutrient dense

> fluid

> that keeps the teeth alive and healthy. These nutrients reach the

> teeth

> by an artery which is accompanied by a nerve and vein in the root

> canal.

>

> When a tooth becomes decayed the placement of an amalgam (preferably

> non

> mercury containing) serves to protect the tooth from ongoing injury.

> If

> the decay is neglected or not discovered until it has spread into

> the

> root canal the bacterial infection involves the nerve and blood

> vessels

> of the root canal. Then these bacteria can easily spread through the

> whole root canal and enter the dentin tubules through their blood

> supply. The bacteria, spirochetes and fungi have become established

> in a

> new home where they are free to multiply and grow without any

> impediments. Dr. Price had found that not one of 100 disinfectants

> was

> able to penetrate and sterilize the dentin. Neither are any

> antibiotics

> capable of sterilizing root canals.

>

> Dr.Price's microscopic photographs of 1923 show myriads of bacteria

> or

>

=== message truncated ===

__________________________________________________

January 1, 2007

The problem with root canals is that the infection is never gone and can cause

systemic dammage. For example heart disease or crippling arthritice.Weston Price

did experiments where he extracted a tooth that needed a root canal and

impl;anted it in the skin of a rabbit. The rabits then developed whatever

crippling disease the human had.

Yes , they do recomend extraction. Personally I will try the root canal . If

problems arise with my health that I feel are related to my dental state I willl

extract .

IN NC

Jackie <jacqueline33875@...> wrote:

so you are saying that getting a root canal is bad? what are you supposed to

do if you need a

root canal? suffer with the pain? get the tooth pulled? my dentist said i need 3

root canals. I

only have pain when i bite down on something cold. get it pulled?

--- Alobar wrote:

> Below is Part 1 of a really good article on dangers of root canal was

> posted to Alternative Medicine Forum. I put URLs for part 2 and 3 at

> the end. See also here for the cover-up of Dr.Weston Price's research

> into the dangers of root canals:

> http://www.rense.com/general62/root.htm

>

> Alobar

>

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> From: JoAnn Guest

> Date: Dec 29, 2006 12:59 PM

> Subject: [Alternative_Medicine_Forum] WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ROOT CANALS

> Alternative_Medicine_Forum

>

> WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ROOT CANALS

>

> PART 1 of 3

>

> http://www.newswithviews.com/Howenstine/james34.htm

>

> By Dr. Howenstine, MD.

> October 7, 2005

> NewsWithViews.com

>

> Many chronic diseases, perhaps most, are a result of root canal

> surgery.

> Approximately 20,000,000 root canal operations are performed

> annually in the United States. Nearly every dentist is oblivious to

> the serious health risks this operation produces.

>

> Brilliant dentist, Dr. Weston A. Price, did monumental research

> about dental conditions. His work took him around the world where he

> studied the teeth, diets and bones of

> native populations living without the benefit of " modern food. "

>

> He learned that primitive tribes had perfect teeth without cavities

> or gum disease and had no bone diseases. As soon as these native

> tribes adopted the food of the western " advanced " nations their

> teeth became deformed,

>

> full of cavities, gingivitis started, diabetes appeared and they

> developed bone diseases.

>

> Foods that appeared particularly troubling included processed white

> sugar, fluoride, synthetic vegetable fats (transfats) and all

> processed nutritionally lacking foods. It was obvious to him that

> human degenerative diseases were fundamentally a nutritional

> problem.

>

> Dr. Price wrote two incisive books covering 1174 pages about his

> research into human health and dental conditions that were so

> important that he should have won a Nobel Prize. Instead his work

> was deliberately buried, unread and unappreciated for 70 years.

>

> An endodontist (root canal surgeon) named E. Meinig was

> encouraged to read Dr. Price's book Nutrition and Physical

> Degeneration by the Executive Director of The Price Pottenger

> Foundation, Pat Connoly. Dr. Meinig soon realized

> the great importance of the 25 years of research efforts by Dr.

> Price.

>

> He confessed to being in " utter shock when he realized the serious

> ramifications of Dr. Price's research. " Dr. Meinig developed great

> empathy for the millions of persons who are suffering illness from

> the

> infections produced from their infected the root canal teeth.

>

> His concern for the immense health problems arising from lack of

> knowledge about Dr. Price's research led him to write his important

> book Root

> Canal Cover-Up which fortunately has attracted wide interest to Dr.

> Price's research.

>

> Dr. Price learned after thousands of animal studies that a root

> canal tooth is always infected regardless of it's appearance and

> lack of symptoms.

>

> When Dr. Price took a root canal tooth out of a patient who

> had a chronic disease and placed this tooth in an animal the patient

> became well and the animal developed the same illness the patient

> had previously suffered from.

>

> If the patient had rheumatoid arthritis the

> animal became afflicted with RA. When the patient had heart disease

> the animal developed heart disease. The tooth from a patient with

> kidney disease produced an animal with kidney disease.

>

> More Details About Dr. Price's Research

>

> The patient whose root canal tooth was placed in an animal not only

> became well they became well in 24 to 48 hours. This means that a

> person

> suffering from the chronic degenerative disease rheumatoid arthritis

> (autoimmune illness) can be completely cured in 48 hours. The animal

> receiving the infected tooth from the person with rheumatoid

> arthritis

> developed full blown rheumatoid arthritis in 48 hours. The person

> with

> chronic glomerulonephritis (autoimmune illness), after removal of

> the

> infected tooth, no longer has kidney disease in 48 hours. The

> patient

> suffering from auto-immune disease affecting the heart becomes quite

> well when the offending root canal infected tooth is removed. This

> research completely changes the way physicians need to think about

> disease causation.

>

> Every tooth affected by a root canal infection may have a different

> bacteria residing in it. Thus the individual who has had three root

> canals could have three different infectious organisms continuously

> seeding the blood stream. This could result in three different

> degenerative diseases simultaneously affecting this person.

>

> Each bacteria is capable of setting up an auto-immune disease in a

> different tissue of the body depending on the nature of the

> particular

> infectious organism. This may relate to the genetic composition of

> the

> infectious agent. One bacteria has a chemical structure on it's

> surface

> or when floating in the blood stream that irritates a part of a

> heart

> muscle cell. This muscle cell responds with an antibody reaction

> against

> the antigen in the bacteria. We now have an inflammatory reaction in

> many heart muscle cells that can be diagnosed as heart disease.

> Another

> bacteria has a substance (antigen) that irritates the lining

> synovial

> membrane cells of a joint. When this membrane reacts to the irritant

> we

> have swelling, redness, warmth and destruction of the synovial

> membrane

> (inflammation). This leads to a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.

>

> Dr. Price learned that the most common bacteria infecting a root

> canal

> tooth was streptococcus. Staphlococci, spirochetes and fungi were

> also

> frequently identified. At least 20 different bacterial organisms

> were

> isolated by Dr. Price from root canal teeth. These bacteria caused

> many

> oral and dental illnesses. Of greater importance they were producing

> enormous numbers of medical diseases in other parts of the body.

> This

> invaluable information appears to overshadow any advance in medical

> knowledge made by another researcher.

>

> The patient who had more than one root canal operation might have a

> different organism infecting each root canal tooth. This explains

> why a

> patient can have multiple afflictions from root canal teeth all

> occurring simultaneously. Infected root canals have a deleterious

> effect

> on the immune system permitting the development of many degenerative

> diseases including heart disease, arthritis, kidney disease, blood

> stream infections, subacute bacterial endocarditis, phlebitis,

> anemia,

> leukopenia (low white blood cell count), back, neck and shoulder

> pain,

> neuritis etc.

>

> How Are Infectious Organisms (Strep, Staph, Spirochetes, Fungi) Able

> To

> Infect Root Canal Teeth?

>

> Dentin makes up 95 % of the structure of a tooth. This was always

> felt

> to be a solid stone like structure. Actually dentin consists of very

> fine tubules. Undamaged dentin tubules contain a nutrient dense

> fluid

> that keeps the teeth alive and healthy. These nutrients reach the

> teeth

> by an artery which is accompanied by a nerve and vein in the root

> canal.

>

> When a tooth becomes decayed the placement of an amalgam (preferably

> non

> mercury containing) serves to protect the tooth from ongoing injury.

> If

> the decay is neglected or not discovered until it has spread into

> the

> root canal the bacterial infection involves the nerve and blood

> vessels

> of the root canal. Then these bacteria can easily spread through the

> whole root canal and enter the dentin tubules through their blood

> supply. The bacteria, spirochetes and fungi have become established

> in a

> new home where they are free to multiply and grow without any

> impediments. Dr. Price had found that not one of 100 disinfectants

> was

> able to penetrate and sterilize the dentin. Neither are any

> antibiotics

> capable of sterilizing root canals.

>

> Dr.Price's microscopic photographs of 1923 show myriads of bacteria

> or

>

=== message truncated ===

__________________________________________________

January 1, 2007

I am saying root canals are dangerous, and I would recommend not

getting any. Far better to have teeth pulled than get root canals,

imo. There are dentists who treat teeth with no poisonous metals.

If I had the cash, I would go to one to have all my root canal teeth

removed and all my Mercury fillings. But that is not financially

possible for me. So I care for my teeth without going to dentists.

Infections can be fought at home. I used to have gum infections

because my teeth are rotting out. But I no longer get serious

infections.

Alobar

On 1/1/07, Jackie <jacqueline33875@...> wrote:

> so you are saying that getting a root canal is bad? what are you supposed to

do if you need a

> root canal? suffer with the pain? get the tooth pulled? my dentist said i

need 3 root canals. I

> only have pain when i bite down on something cold. get it pulled?

January 2, 2007

How do you fight the infections?

IN NC

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote: