Immune System Overloaded by Dental Infection, Trauma - Injury

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Title: Immune System Overloaded by Dental Infection, Trauma - Injury

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Immune System Overloaded by Dental Infection, Trauma - Injury

Copyright 2006 SSLI Health Group

When people suffer a severe auto accident, fall, or suffer

some other injury, their immune systems are called upon to

work at peak performance in order to achieve a speedy

recovery. Those people with root canal fillings are

generally found to have a healing rate slower than

expected. Quite often, the extra stress an injury places on

their defense systems allows the organisms to get out of

hand and attack some other organ or tissues.

We all know of individuals who get over one illness only to

develop another. This can, of course, happen when no dental

infections or root canals are present because of poor

nutrition, anxiety, alcohol and drug use, and a whole

variety or combination of other stresses with which humans

must cope. The more stress involved, the more the immune

system is taxed to keep the person alive and functioning.

When the body is continually subjected to irritation in any

one or a number of its tissues and parts, these areas often

become sick. Take Dr. Price's story of the man who came to

America by ship in steerage from the Philippines to San

Francisco and from there by train to Cleveland. All during

the travel time, he was confined to relatively small areas

where exercise was impossible and movement was restricted.

In Cleveland he worked as a night watchman in a

manufacturing plans. It was necessary for him to walk

several miles each night over acres of cement floors.

Because he didn't wear rubber heels on his shoes, the

irritation to his knee joints and ankles was stressful and

made him uncomfortable.

After a few weeks he developed acute rheumatism in the

joint areas. At that point, an oral examination disclosed

some dental infections. The sources of infection wee

removed and with the addition of rubber heels to his shoes,

his problems were relieved and he was able to continue the

same occupation with no further symptoms of rheumatism.

Dr. Price also relates the case of a patient who suffered

eye problems and was unable to read for any length of time

without periods of rest. This had been a continuing problem

for several, and glasses proved to be of no help. After

removal of dental infections, this patient was able to

discard the glasses he had worn for 15 years, and reading

for long periods no longer caused discomfort.

Many other patients who wore glasses reported such

improvement of their eyes after the removal of dental

infections that their eye glass prescriptions had to be

reduced, and others were able to discontinue using glasses

altogether.

About the Author:

Dr. Meinig,D.D.S.,F.A.C.D. is a Founder of the

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Learn how Dr. Meinig discovered that a meticulous 25

year research program, conducted by Weston A. Price, DDS,

under the auspices of the American Dental Association's

Research Institute was buried.

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Edited and prepared by Sung Lee, alternate author