Re: best device for cavitations?

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In a message dated 2/28/2003 8:40:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,

audreydenson@... writes:

> i have some cavitations and wants to do surgery.

> i would like to explore some other options.

Hi Audrey,

I've used the magnetic pulser for tooth pain - I don't know about using it to

avoid surgery.

Here are other options:

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Dotsie

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On Fri 28 Feb 03 20:39, " hgfreefl wrote:

> my dentist said i have some cavitations and wants to do surgery.

> i would like to explore some other options. i have read different

> testimonials about using the magnetic pulser, the BE and even

> rife units on cavitations (and root canals) with success. i'm

> leaning toward a magnetic pulser, but i'm just not sure.

>

> what has worked for members in this group?

If by cavitations you mean gum pockets, try mixing

1 tsp vitamin C powder with 1/2 tsp baking soda in a small

amount of water in a glass. After the fizzing stops, fill the glass

with water and drink it. Repeat to bowel tolerance.

The gum pockets should gradually fill in with good tissue.

Reference: http://goodteeth.tripod.com/judd.htm

Dave Feustel

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I have heard that a few drops of diluted oregano oil will stop infection below

the gums and teeth, so it might work. But BEWARE! It is intense stuff and you

DO NOT want to use it full strength. Buy a full strength product and then

dilute it with olive oil. Two drops Oregano oil to ten drops of olive oil.

Then put it on a really small piece of cotton and apply near the area. I know

people who have had success with this.

I have a magnetic pulser and it does seem to work for me for mouth infections,

but it is expensive. If you don't already have one, you might try the cheapr

oregano oil first. I also know other people who the mag pulser did not work

for. Stopped the pain, and so they thought it worked, but in actuality it just

stopped the pain and the infection was still there. So caution is in order.

Not a doctor,

Donna

Re: best device for cavitations?

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In a message dated 3/3/2003 9:24:01 AM Eastern Standard Time,

audreydenson@... writes:

> are you using one made by Sota or Jaguar?

>

Hi Audrey,

I have the Jaguar magnetic pulser. When used for pain, I pulse 50 times in

the area . It makes a click with each pulse so it's easy to count. I would

use it this way several times a day.

I also use Oil of Oregano at the first sign of tooth infection - information

below:

Oil of Oregano - Natural Herb offers a variety of remedies.

The following is an excerpt from Dr. Cass Igram's book " The Cure is in

the Cupboard "

" Infectious disease and Oil of Oregano.

A microbe is described in the dictionary as a minute form of life. A

microorganism is one that causes disease. We are surrounded by an

infinite number of microorganisms. We tend to think of them as something

outside the body, but if truth be known, the number of microbes residing

in the body would be shocking. These microbes or microorganisms have a

critical influence on our health. Infectious diseases are responsible

for many of our modern day diseases, disabilities and deaths. Most of

the hospital visits are infection related and more than 90% of doctor

visits are due to infections.

While the major cause of death in this country is degenerative diseases,

infectious diseases are the major cause world wide. However, between the

1600's to the early 1900's, a large number of deaths were infection

related. For example in the early 1900's several million people died

from a flu epidemic. In that same era, other killers such as cholera,

diphtheria, tuberculosis, small pox, typhus, pertussis, hepatitis,

shigella and amebic dysentery claimed many lives.

In the 1940's, we see a dramatic reduction of these untimely deaths due

to improved sanitation and nutrition and the advent of antibiotics. Yet

infections still kill even in spite of the advances in modern medicine.

The latest statistics show that the number of infection related deaths

have risen by 60% between 1980-1992. It is expected that at this rate,

by the year 2000, infectious diseases will rival heart disease and

cancer as a primary cause of death.

Many viruses and bacteria have become immune to the current arsenal of

antibiotics. There is no drug available that is guaranteed to cure any

of the major infectious diseases. In fact, drugs, particularly

antibiotics, have aggravated the dilemma. The widespread use of

antibiotics have created mutant resistant microbes and because these

microbes alter their genetics, they have become immune to the

antibiotic.

These mutants are a major cause of severe illness in western culture.

These genetically altered microbes are not only able to resist the

antibiotic, but they are also able to invade the immune system. Some

bacteria are even able to digest the drug and use it for fuel. They are

extremely difficult to kill.

The diseases that result can be life threatening. The " Hippocrates "

magazine quotes that 130,000 hospitalized patients in this country die

each year due to antibiotic resistant microbes. In " Germs that won't

die " by Lappe tens of thousands of Americans who have never had a

serious infection develop one simply by entering a hospital as a patient

or a visitor. Millions of people lose their health or lives from

infections which could be potentially cured if physicians only knew

about the antiseptics of nature.

Many people are also allergic to antibiotics. Some reactions are sudden

and often severe. Many have died or have suffered serious damage to

their immune system and/or internal organs. Americans spend thousands of

dollars on antibiotics. Sadly, this is not money well spent. Most of the

drugs are ultimately ineffective and tend to aggravate the illness.

There are several reasons why.

Antibiotics create mutant microbes. These mutants continue to cause

trouble and do not respond to treatment. Antibiotics also destroy the

friendly bacteria that perform useful functions, i.e., Lactobacillus

acidophilus. These friendly bacteria aid the immune system and help

prevent infection. Drug toxicity is another problem arising from the

widespread use of drugs.

Some drugs such as aminoglycosides, erythromycin and tetrecyclines

damage vital organs such as the liver, bone marrow and kidneys.

Antibiotics are a regular cause of hepatitis, inflammatory damage to the

liver. Antibiotics have their place, but they are prescribed excessively

and this has led to a much more serious and dangerous health crisis.

Incredibly, drug companies are investigating the use of natural

substances in the treatment of infectious diseases. Before the advent of

penicillin, such substances as sulfur, garlic, ginger, goldenseal,

Echinacea, thyme, camphor and horseradish were commonly used as natural

antiseptics.

A look back at history either to a museum or an old pharmacy will reveal

that natural medicines were the mainstay and served as such for over 200

years. Many physicians and herbalists for years used these natural

substances to fight infections and microbial resistance was not a

problem.

We must once again return to our natural resources to eradicate the

enormous number of infectious diseases including those which are now

resistant to antibiotics. Synthetic drugs are unreliable and are

responsible for complicating the sickness. Side effects are numerous and

often severe and lead to a host of new problems which then might require

treatment. Natural antibiotics are essentially non toxic.

Oil of Oregano is a premier antiseptic and contains a wide range of

antimicrobial powers. It is unequaled in its ability to kill a wide

range of microbes and it does not promote microbial resistance. The oil

is derived from certain species of oregano plants, similar to what is

grown in herb gardens. Its odor or fragrance is pungent and its flowers

are quite colorful.

This is not to be compared to what we find in the spice section of the

grocery store or in Italian foods. Oregano, as we know it, is not the

same medicinally. You won't achieve the desired results by eating pizza

or spaghetti.

The oil is derived from a unique species of plant that grows wild

throughout the world. The oregano is rich in essential oil and is

processed in a special type of distillation. This procedure ensures

minimal alteration of the active ingredients and the curative properties

are preserved. The result is an amber colored liquid which has a

powerful and hot tasting flavor. Its odor is similar to camphor. It

takes 200 pounds of herb to produce 2 pounds of oil. It is difficult and

expensive to produce. What you find in health food stores is not a

medicinal grade of oregano.

The premier features of this product are:

- its valuable inflammatory actions

- can neutralize a wide range of spiders, scorpions, bees, ants and

snake bites and stings

- natural antiseptic, can treat various painful lesions and pain

disorders

- mucolytic, helps to mobilize and thin mucous, useful in lung disorders

- antitussive, halts cough and eases spasticity of the lung tubules

- antispasmodic, obliterates tightness and spasms of muscles

- its greatest attribute is its antimicrobial property

Some of the infectious diseases are; staph/strep, E. Coli, veneral

disease, salmonella, cholera, typhus, flesh eating bacteria,

camphylobacter, dysentery, mycoplasma, Epstein Barr, HIV Heliobacter,

herpes, colds, flu, hepatitis, tuberculosis, Lyme, Shigella, Candida,

Cyclospora, Cryptosporidium, Meningoccoccus, Encephalitic virus, dengue

and hantavirus. They can strike at anytime. Not only is it the epitome

of distess to contact one of these diseases, many of them are fatal and

have no medical cure.

What is little known is that in addition to the acute infections, many

chronic diseases are also caused by infections. Diseases including

arthritis, cancer, fibromyalgia, lupus, ulcerative colitis, chronic

fatigue syndrome, rosacea, gastritis, and Chron's disease are not

usually correctly treated. Antibiotics will not work for these

conditions, rather, it is the natural antiseptic and nutritional

therapies that are the answer. "

The many uses of 100% pure Oil of Oregano

ACNE

Apply Oil of Oregano directly to affected region once or twice daily;

use more often if necessary.

DANDRUFF/SCALP DISORDERS

Add a few drops of 0il of Oregano to your shampoo. Allow the lather to

sit for a few minutes, then rinse.

POISON OAK/POISON IVY

Add a few drops to a pump soap and use during showering and hand

washing.

GINGIVITUS/GUM DISEASE

Use a drop on your toothbrush instead of toothpaste. Rub on gums and

teeth. Apply once or twice daily.

WARTS/BOILS

Saturate affected area(s). Cover with a bandage. Repeat dressing until

lesions are clear.

NAIL FUNGUS - ATHLETE'S FOOT

Put a drop on top of the toe nail and spread over the affected area. The

oil will penetrate through the nail to kill the fungus underneath. Rub

the oil between the toes to relieve athlete's foot problems.

Taken internally Oil of Oregano is highly effective against a wide range

of yeast, fungi, bacteria, and candidiasis. It also kills internal

parasites and viruses.

The vapors from the Oil of Oregano can be inhaled to clear the air of

viruses, bacteria, and fungi. A small cloth with a few drops of the oil

can be sniffed occasionally while riding on public transportation or

when in crowds.

Oil of Oregano has been known to reverse numerous ailments, including:

allergies, colds, gastritis, arthritis, cold sores, gum disease, asthma,

colitis, neutritis, athlete's foot, congestion, prostatitis, backpain,

diarrhea, psoriasis, bites, ear aches, ringworm, bleeding wounds, canker

sores, bronchitis, eczema, sinusitis, toothache, candidiasis, fatigue, flu

lung congestion, head and body ache

WARNING!!

Oil of Oregano is a HOT spice. It is one of the more powerful of the

pepper family.

NEVER APPLY UNDILUTED OIL OF OREGANO TO MUCUS MEMBRANES like the eyes,

the genitals, the anus, the arm pits, your mouth, inside the nose, etc.,

and be careful when using full strength on the skin. If properly

diluted, it can be cautiously applied.

HOW TO DILUTE

Use EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL to dilute our 100% pure Oil of Oregano.

Basically, we recommend a 10 to 1 dilution. 10 drops of E V Olive Oil to

1 drop of Oil of Oregano. You may use full strength (it won't kill you -

it'll just feel that way!) You may also find it necessary to modify

this formula.

Dotsie

[Guest guest]

hi dotsie,

thanks so much for the information. i think i may go ahead and

purchase a MP. are you using one made by Sota or Jaguar?

may i ask what your protocol was to deal with the tooth pain (how

many times did you pulse/per day, etc.)? i have no experience

with these devices so any input helps. i have a BE which hasn't

been used yet -- i mostly use the terminator zapper by don croft

which is helpful on some level, but i don't think it goes deep

enough.

dave, thank you for the vit C / baking soda recipe (and the link).

that will come in very handy!

audrey

> In a message dated 2/28/2003 8:40:24 PM Eastern Standard

Time,

> audreydenson@e... writes:

>

> > i have some cavitations and wants to do surgery.

> > i would like to explore some other options.

>

>

> Hi Audrey,

>

> I've used the magnetic pulser for tooth pain - I don't know about

using it to

> avoid surgery.

> Here are other options:

>

> <A

HREF= " http://web.archive.org/web/19991104103546/http://mizar

5.com/omedia2.htm " >http://web.archive.org/web/199911041035

46/http://mizar5.com/omedia2.htm</A>

>

>

> <A

HREF= " http://cavitatmedtech.homestead.com/ " >http://cavitatmedt

ech.homestead.com/</A>

>

> Link to breakthrough technology using ozone therapy in

dentistry available

> only in Europe and Canada.

> <A HREF= " http://www.the-o-zone.cc/ " >

> http://www.the-o-zone.cc/</A>

>

> Dotsie

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/3/2003 5:27:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,

audreydenson@... writes:

> interesting, i have been emailing with a guy at jaguar and he is of

> the opinion that the " regular " magnetic pulser will not work in that

> situation, however the magnetic multi pulser and/or pulser 5k

> will work.

I didn't know that (Jaguar) was still in business. Donna or Gail, do

you have any updates?

I just checked my unit and it reads, " Magnetic Multi Pulser " .

When I use it for dental pain, I get impatient and stop as soon as the pain

stops which usually lasts just a few days.

Dotsie

[Guest guest]

hi dotsie

interesting, i have been emailing with a guy at jaguar and he is of

the opinion that the " regular " magnetic pulser will not work in that

situation, however the magnetic multi pulser and/or pulser 5k

will work. unfortunately those models are out of stock for a

couple of months. i have heard from several people that the MP

does work for dental issues. so i'm leaning toward buying one

anyway. i will definitely get the oil of oregano too -- thanks

everyone for your input on that.

generally, how many days do you have to pulse for tooth pain?

thanks

audrey

> In a message dated 3/3/2003 9:24:01 AM Eastern Standard

Time,

> audreydenson@e... writes:

>

> > are you using one made by Sota or Jaguar?

> >

>

> Hi Audrey,

>

> I have the Jaguar magnetic pulser. When used for pain, I

pulse 50 times in

> the area . It makes a click with each pulse so it's easy to count.

I would

> use it this way several times a day.

>

> I also use Oil of Oregano at the first sign of tooth infection -

information

> below:

>

> Oil of Oregano - Natural Herb offers a variety of remedies.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dotsie,

Yeah, he's still in business. For awhile he put up another website but it

was still running it. Going under another name. Now he has the

Jaguar website up and running also. Seems like the FTC has backed off for

now.

I think the MP you and I have are the regular ones he sold at the beginning.

He now has another one I think he calls multi pulser. It's suppose to do

more than the regular. Don't know as I only have the one.

Gail

----- Original Message -----

From: <DotsieBoo@...>wrote:

> I didn't know that (Jaguar) was still in business. Donna or Gail,

do

> you have any updates?

>

> I just checked my unit and it reads, " Magnetic Multi Pulser " .

>

> When I use it for dental pain, I get impatient and stop as soon as the

pain

> stops which usually lasts just a few days.

>

> Dotsie

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hi dotsie

i guess the difference between the magnetic multi pulser and

magnetic pulser must be fairly significant. i'd buy one (MMP)

now but he is out of stock for awhile. now i'm not sure if i should

get a regular MP or try to wait it out.

anyone had good results when using the MP for dental use

(either sota or jaguar MP)?

audrey

> In a message dated 3/3/2003 5:27:19 PM Eastern Standard

Time,

> audreydenson@e... writes:

>

> > interesting, i have been emailing with a guy at jaguar and he

is of

> > the opinion that the " regular " magnetic pulser will not work in

that

> > situation, however the magnetic multi pulser and/or pulser 5k

> > will work.

>

> I didn't know that (Jaguar) was still in business.

Donna or Gail, do

> you have any updates?

>

> I just checked my unit and it reads, " Magnetic Multi Pulser " .

>

> When I use it for dental pain, I get impatient and stop as soon

as the pain

> stops which usually lasts just a few days.

>

> Dotsie

>

>

>