Re: Tony

[Guest guest]

Just curious, why do you think so many of us are infected with so

many bacteria systemically, and ill?

In my case, a tickbite did me in.

But I look back at my whole life and here's what I see: first, they

gave me braces and I don't think that's a good idea. A dentist once

confessed to me that the patients with the most root canals had

always had braces as a kid. There you are putting metal rigs in the

mouth, changing, tightening etc, moving the bone around, and really

just weakening the whole structure and perhaps damaging the nerves.

In addition, you can't really clean the teeth where the braces are,

FOR YEARS. So you inevitably get them off and have cavities.

Unless you have really bad looking teeth, this practice is invasive

and unecessary I think.

Anyway, then with those cavities, they put in mercury/silver

fillings. The metals create an acidic environment in the mouth,

leading to more cavities. The mercury leaches into your body,

poisoning you with heavy metals.

Then you have a high sugar diet, which only creates more havoc.

Then, if the filling hasn't been properly sealed, decay grows under

it. So you have to drill it out, damage the tooth some more, fill it

again. Each time, you are likely letting bacteria into the dentin of

the tooth during the procedure. They don't really sterilize the tooth.

Meanwhile, you're given sporadic frequent doses of antibiotics for

every little problem that comes along rather than letting your body

heal it. You disrupt your gut ecology.

By the time you get to the stage of needing a root canal, not just

that nerve is infected, the whole root system has bacteria in it. I

tried a root canal but only kept it for a few days as the stuff made

me ill. So I pulled a few teeth--they were next to each other in the

back--.

Really, they should just leave our teeth alone!

[Guest guest]

you sound like me.

i'm petrified when i see the unecessary inflammtion being created

by dentists.

> Just curious, why do you think so many of us are infected with so

> many bacteria systemically, and ill?

>

> In my case, a tickbite did me in.

>

> But I look back at my whole life and here's what I see: first,

they

> gave me braces and I don't think that's a good idea. A dentist

once

> confessed to me that the patients with the most root canals had

> always had braces as a kid. There you are putting metal rigs in

the

> mouth, changing, tightening etc, moving the bone around, and

really

> just weakening the whole structure and perhaps damaging the

nerves.

> In addition, you can't really clean the teeth where the braces

are,

> FOR YEARS. So you inevitably get them off and have cavities.

>

> Unless you have really bad looking teeth, this practice is

invasive

> and unecessary I think.

>

> Anyway, then with those cavities, they put in mercury/silver

> fillings. The metals create an acidic environment in the mouth,

> leading to more cavities. The mercury leaches into your body,

> poisoning you with heavy metals.

>

> Then you have a high sugar diet, which only creates more havoc.

>

> Then, if the filling hasn't been properly sealed, decay grows

under

> it. So you have to drill it out, damage the tooth some more, fill

it

> again. Each time, you are likely letting bacteria into the dentin

of

> the tooth during the procedure. They don't really sterilize the

tooth.

>

> Meanwhile, you're given sporadic frequent doses of antibiotics for

> every little problem that comes along rather than letting your

body

> heal it. You disrupt your gut ecology.

>

> By the time you get to the stage of needing a root canal, not just

> that nerve is infected, the whole root system has bacteria in it.

I

> tried a root canal but only kept it for a few days as the stuff

made

> me ill. So I pulled a few teeth--they were next to each other in

the

> back--.

>

> Really, they should just leave our teeth alone!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/12/05 10:24:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jenbooks13@... writes:

Then, if the filling hasn't been properly sealed, decay grows under it. So you have to drill it out, damage the tooth some more, fill it again. Each time, you are likely letting bacteria into the dentin of the tooth during the procedure. They don't really sterilize the tooth

jen,

I fully agree with you. i can relate with the tick bite and then the filling, and then infected must be removed, etc. Never wanted braces and frankly I thiink it saved my life because my jaw problmes were getting serious. I experienced facial paralysis a few times and I urged my parents to never put the braces on. if I could change back the hands of time, i would never have gotten a metal filling as a little girl, I don't think i'd suffer as much today, but with lyme the combo is deadly.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

I'll see- I had a couple more of the same.I thought it timed in with

that babesia thing very well. I know walter would point the babesia

and erhlichia out if it were there.Half the samples look like mine and

the rest are a bacterial zoo of things, in his tests.I think though he

has pretty much turned his back on things last time we communicated he

was having fun with his new girlfriend als a vet they were in italian

national parks doing parasitic smears on all the wildlife and

documenting stuff. He basically didn't care for the crap shoot of

providing clean science and being told by the medical community they

really don't like this sort of stuff.I think they like the psychiatric

angle better, but when you present with animals with fatigue I suppose

the treatments they offer humans don't cut it, so he just fixes them

and documents the whole thing.-

-- In infections , " jill1313 "

<jenbooks13@h...> wrote:

> Can you post more pictures???? That was fascinating