Healthy dentist

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Who is your " old " dentist and where is he? I would like to go to him if

possible. I doubt whether your new dentist will even read the stuff but we

just have to keep trying to educate these guts. My next door neighbor is my

dentist and I have given him stuff but he has yet to read it. I only let

him do what I want done and he thinks I am a kook but I don't have an

alternative at the moment. Thanks for your info.

Best wishes and much love, Ken

Ken Gullan

Institute for Research Integration (IRI)

San Diego, CA 92106-2424

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Re: Digest Number 2125

> That's an interesting message on dentists. It reminded me of my

> experiences with dentists. About 10 years ago I had gum disease

> and went to a dentist that was close by, he did a deep scaling and

> gave me antibiotics and told me to come back in a week to see if I

> needed gum surgery. Well, of course he said the antibiotics didn't

> do any good and he referred me to an oral surgeon. I went and was

> examined and then told that it would cost me $3,000 over and

> above what the insurance covered. I told him I'd get back to him.

> The next day I received a newsletter from a prominent

> alternative medicine physician and the headline was, " Never Have

> Gum Surgery Again " . Well, I had to write for a list of dentists in

> my area that practiced the 'Kyes' method, which came within a

> week.

>

> I chose the dentist I wanted to go to and was amazed at what he

> told me. He said that most people don't need gum surgery, if they

> take it upon themselves to take care of their teeth. Most people

> would rather have the dentist treat them than to brush and floss

> regularly. Also, fluoride is one of the worst poisons you can put in

> your mouth, it goes to your blood stream just like anything else

> you put in your mouth. He took a sample of my gums with a cotton

> swap and put it under a microscope and showed me all the bacteria

> that was causing the problems. He then medicated my gums and

> gave me a program to follow when I got home.

>

> I had to brush twice a day with a mixture of Baking Soda and

> Peroxide (make it into a paste). Then I had to use a rubber tip,

> which you can get at the end of a toothbrush, and work the

> mixture into the gums. I had to go back every 3 months so he

> could check my progress, and within a year my gums were back to

> normal. To this day I still follow that regimen and have never used

> regular toothpaste again. I also don't have to worry about cavities

> because peroxide is a natural antibiotic.

>

> Within the last year I moved too far away from my dentist and

> started going to another one close by, and when they cleaned my

> teeth they were going to use fluoride as their treatment after

> cleaning. I refused the treatment and explained the dangers of

> fluoride. Of course they didn't believe it, and if they did, it's big

> business so they wouldn't do anything about it. But, my next

> appointment is next week and I have taken all the information I

> got off the internet and printed it out for them on fluoride. Once

> they read it they can do what they want, either research it

> further or throw it away and continue poisoning people.

>

> I'm seriously thinking about driving the extra miles to get to my

> old dentist after this next appointment with the new one. I truly

> don't believe they care whether they're poisoning folks or not.

> There' s a good article at http://www.cat007.com on fluoride, if

> anyone is interested.

>

> Thanks for listening,

> mj

>