Penny

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I dont see NICO work as a magic cure by itself but rather as something

that if not tackled means that we definitely never get well in the

future.

BTW its the teeth that created the jaw infection. Get rid of the

infected teeth and maybe postpone NICO if you are nervous about that.

With good post surgical care maybe the infection will gradually heal by

itself.

Sunny thoughts,

Wallace

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I'm more in agreement with this approach as far as treatment. See my other post to you. but I doubt the infection will heal itself. Remember the nutrients in the dentin feeding the bacteria? I definitely believe we need to deal with the teeth and the infected bone. I just believe NICO docs are making the situation worse instead of better because they don't follow up properly with treatment, they remove too much bone, and they use poor diagnostics. I mean, if someone gets well despite all that, I'd be amazed. The battle we have here is convincing the ADA and especially oral surgeons to admit that chronic osteomyelitis of the jaw is a real and serious problem. Most of them have seen it but for the most part are subscribing to a voluntary gag order. Talk about a can of worms they don't want opened. penny Wallace Kingston <wpswallace@...> wrote: I dont see NICO work as a magic cure by itself but rather as something that if not tackled means that we definitely never get well in the future. BTW its the teeth that created the jaw infection. Get rid of the infected teeth and maybe postpone NICO if you are nervous about that. With good post surgical care maybe the infection will gradually heal by itself.Sunny thoughts,Wallace