HOLISTIC DENTIST

[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times now & I'm

not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic dentist you are

seeing in Mississauga.

Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving up on the

one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

Thanks so much : )

[Guest guest]

:

Apologies!!! Your request got lost among all the emails I've been plowing

through the past couple of days (And you sent 2 or 3???? I only saw

one from yesterday!)

The dentist I am seeing is Dr. O. M. Sawiak, 2274 Courrier Lane (its a

house in the burbs!!), Mississauga. 905-279-3501.

I just noticed that her business card says Dental " Surgeon " . (Strange - she

referred me to an oral surgeon in Scarborough to have a tooth extracted and

some cavitations done. But maybe her title of " surgeon " is just the

European way - I know in England they call dentists " Dental Surgeons " )

(ugh!)

Anyway, she is a grandmotherly type who impressed me with her knowledge.

But not cheap. Of course. What dentist is?

To be tested for various dental amalgams, Dr. S. referred me to another

woman in Mississauga who I spent a fascinating hour with. A disciple of

Hulda e's, told me I'll never get rid of the Candida so long as

I have mercury fillings. She also told me to start doing liver cleanses.

I had an appointment booked with Dr. Sawiak for yesterday but she had to

cancel because her mother was sick - but there will probably be someone in

the office.

(Pronounced " Sav-ee-ack " )

Good luck - and apologies again for not getting back sooner - p

You may

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

From: " " <groups@...>

> Hi Penny,

>

> I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times now &

I'm not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic dentist

you are seeing in Mississauga.

>

> Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving up

on the one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

>

> Thanks so much : )

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

Thanks a ton. I know how it is w/ the e-mails.

Yes I found her on my own & couldn't believe she was the only one.

So are you saying she doesn't do cavities & regular dentistry?

So what does she do then?

That's strange.

Thanks : )

Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

:

Apologies!!! Your request got lost among all the emails I've been plowing

through the past couple of days (And you sent 2 or 3???? I only saw

one from yesterday!)

The dentist I am seeing is Dr. O. M. Sawiak, 2274 Courrier Lane (its a

house in the burbs!!), Mississauga. 905-279-3501.

I just noticed that her business card says Dental " Surgeon " . (Strange - she

referred me to an oral surgeon in Scarborough to have a tooth extracted and

some cavitations done. But maybe her title of " surgeon " is just the

European way - I know in England they call dentists " Dental Surgeons " )

(ugh!)

Anyway, she is a grandmotherly type who impressed me with her knowledge.

But not cheap. Of course. What dentist is?

To be tested for various dental amalgams, Dr. S. referred me to another

woman in Mississauga who I spent a fascinating hour with. A disciple of

Hulda e's, told me I'll never get rid of the Candida so long as

I have mercury fillings. She also told me to start doing liver cleanses.

I had an appointment booked with Dr. Sawiak for yesterday but she had to

cancel because her mother was sick - but there will probably be someone in

the office.

(Pronounced " Sav-ee-ack " )

Good luck - and apologies again for not getting back sooner - p

You may

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

From: " " <groups@...>

> Hi Penny,

>

> I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times now &

I'm not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic dentist

you are seeing in Mississauga.

>

> Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving up

on the one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

>

> Thanks so much : )

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ahh, gotcha.

Thanks Penny

Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

>

>

> :

>

> Apologies!!! Your request got lost among all the emails I've been

plowing

> through the past couple of days (And you sent 2 or 3???? I only

saw

> one from yesterday!)

>

> The dentist I am seeing is Dr. O. M. Sawiak, 2274 Courrier Lane (its a

> house in the burbs!!), Mississauga. 905-279-3501.

>

> I just noticed that her business card says Dental " Surgeon " . (Strange -

she

> referred me to an oral surgeon in Scarborough to have a tooth extracted

and

> some cavitations done. But maybe her title of " surgeon " is just the

> European way - I know in England they call dentists " Dental Surgeons " )

> (ugh!)

>

> Anyway, she is a grandmotherly type who impressed me with her knowledge.

> But not cheap. Of course. What dentist is?

>

> To be tested for various dental amalgams, Dr. S. referred me to another

> woman in Mississauga who I spent a fascinating hour with. A disciple

of

> Hulda e's, told me I'll never get rid of the Candida so long

as

> I have mercury fillings. She also told me to start doing liver

cleanses.

>

> I had an appointment booked with Dr. Sawiak for yesterday but she had to

> cancel because her mother was sick - but there will probably be someone

in

> the office.

>

> (Pronounced " Sav-ee-ack " )

>

> Good luck - and apologies again for not getting back sooner - p

>

>

>

> You may

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " " <groups@...>

>

>

> > Hi Penny,

> >

> > I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times

now &

> I'm not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic

dentist

> you are seeing in Mississauga.

> >

> > Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving

up

> on the one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

> >

> > Thanks so much : )

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

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New Ideas About The Cause, Spread

and Therapy of Lyme Disease

by Dr. Howenstine

Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients, July 2004

Lyme Disease was initially regarded as an uncommon illness caused by the

spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi (Bb). The disease transmission was thought

to be

solely by the bite from a tick infected with this spirochete. The Bb

spirochete

is able to burrow into tendons, muscle cells, ligaments, and directly into

organs. A classic bulls-eye rash is often visible in the early stage of the

illness. Later in the illness the disease can afflict the heart, nervous

system,

joints and other organs. It is now realized that the disease can mimic

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Parkinson¹s disease, multiple sclerosis,

Bell¹s Palsy,

reflex sympathetic dystrophy, neuritis, psychiatric illnesses such as

schizophrenia, chronic fatigue, heart failure, angina, irregular heart

rhythms,

fibromyalgia, dermatitis, autoimmune diseases such as scleroderma and lupus,

eye

inflammatory reactions, sudden deafness, SIDS, ADD and hyperactivity,

chronic

pain and many other conditions.

Biology professor, Lida Mattman, author of Cell Wall Deficient Forms:

Stealth

Pathogens, has been able to recover live spirochetes of Bb from mosquitos,

fleas, mites, semen, urine, blood, and spinal fluid. A factor contributing

to

making Bb so dangerous is that it can survive and spread without having a

cell

wall (cell wall-deficient CWD). Many valuable antibiotics kill bacteria by

breaking down the cell wall. These antibiotics often prove ineffective

against Bb.

Lyme Disease is now thought to be the fastest growing infectious disease in

the world. There are believed to be at least 200,000 new cases each year in

the

US and some experts think that as many as one in every 15 Americans is

currently infected (20 million persons). Dr. Rowen knows a family

where the

mother¹s infection spread to 5 of her 6 children1 all of whom recovered with

appropriate therapy. It is difficult to believe that these children were all

bitten by ticks and seems more plausible that person to person spread within

the

family caused this problem. Dr. Mattman states ³I¹m convinced Lyme disease

is

transmissible from person to person.² In 1995 Dr. Mattman obtained positive

cultures for Bb from 43 of 47 persons with chronic illness. Only 1 of 23

control patients had a positive Bb culture. Dr. Mattman has subsequently

recovered

Bb spirochetes form 8 out of 8 cases of Parkinson¹s Disease, 41 cases of

multiple sclerosis, 21 cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and all

tested cases of Alzheimer¹s Disease. The complete recovery of several

patients with terminal amyotrophic lateral sclerosis after appropriate

therapy shows

the great importance of establishing the diagnosis of Lyme Disease.

Some very important information has recently become available about the

spread and magnitude of the problem with Lyme Disease. The severity of the

Lyme

illness is related to the spirochete load in the patient. Few spirochetes

produce

mild and asymptomatic infection. A study from Switzerland in 1998 pointed

out

that only 12.5% of patients testing positive for Bb had developed symptoms.

A

German boy developed Lyme arthritis 5 years after his tick bite. Often

mycoplasmal infections remain without symptoms until the victim suffers a

traumatic

event (stress, injury, accident, etc.). These stressing events enable the

mycoplasma to begin consumption of cholesterol and symptoms may begin to

present.

The mechanism of this deterioration is thought to be suppression of the

immune

system secondary to stress.

Many patients with LD have concomitant infections with other parasites

(Ehrlichia in white blood cells and Babesia in red blood cells). Some

patients have

all 3 parasites. Each requires a different therapy with Babesia being

particularly difficult to eradicate. Recently, Artemisinin appears effective

in

Babesia infections. All co-infections must be eliminated to obtain a

successful

result.

Dr. Joanne Whitaker relates that nearly every patient with Parkinson¹s

Disease (PD) has tested positive for Bb. Dr. Romero reports that 3

patients

with PD are 99% better after TOA-free cat¹s claw (Uncaria tomentosa)

therapy.

When Dr. Mattman cultures 25 patients with fibromyalgia all subjects had

positive

cultures of the CWD Bb, which causes LD. She relates that Bb can be found in

tears and could thus easily appear on the hands where touching could spread

LD. Several families are now documented where nearly every family member is

infected. How sick the individual patient becomes probably relates to their

initial spirochete dose, immune system, detoxification capability and stress

levels.

Transmission of the disease has been clearly documented after bites by

fleas,

mites, mosquitos and ticks. There is compelling evidence that Lyme disease

(LD) can be spread by sexual and congenital transfer. One physician has

cared

for 5000 children with LD: 240 of these children were born with the disease.

Dr.

Ray , the leading pediatric specialist on Lyme Disease, has

found 12 breastfed children who have developed LD. Miscarriage, premature

births,

stillbirths, birth defects, and transplacental infection of the fetus have

all

been reported. Studies at the University of Vienna have found Bb in urine

and

breast milk of LD mothers.

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin have reported that dairy cattle

can be infected with Bb, hence milk could be contaminated. Bb can also be

transmitted to lab animals by oral intake such as food.

The Sacramento, California blood bank thinks that LD can be spread by blood

transfusions. The CDC (Center of Disease Control) in Atlanta, Georgia states

that their data indicates that Bb can survive the blood processing

techniques

used for transfusions in the US.

Lyme Disease is the fastest growing epidemic in the world. LD is grossly

under-reported so there may be far more than the 200,000 cases reported

annually

in the US. Drs. Harvey and Salvato estimate that 1 billion persons in the

world

may be infected with LD. LD is thought to be a contributing factor in 50% of

patients who have chronic illness.

Dr. Joanne Whitaker, a Lyme disease victim from childhood, has developed a

reliable test for the presence of Lyme disease. This test looks for the Bb

organism, not antibodies, and is able to identify the cell wall deficient

(CWD)

form of the spirochete as well as the actual Bb organism. The test is called

Q-RIBb which stands for quantitative rapid identification of Bb. Dr. Lida

Mattman

has confirmed that Dr. Whitaker¹s test is sensitive because there has been a

100% correlation between a positive culture of Bb by Dr. Mattman¹s lab and a

positive Q-RIBb test from Dr. Whitaker¹s Laboratory.

Case Reports Illustrating the Critical Importance of

Establishing the Diagnosis of Lyme Disease.

Case 1: Larry Powers, a former Mr. America in 1962, became ill with the

symptoms of Parkinson¹s Disease in 1990. Sinemet therapy was taken for eight

years

but he gradually became worse. He became confined to a wheel chair and

required help with eating. After learning that Lyme Disease might be causing

his

symptoms of PD he started taking TOA-free cat¹s claw (Uncaria tomentosa).

Within

three weeks he was out of his wheelchair and fishing for 100 pound tarpon.

Case 2: Tom Coffey at age 34 developed diplopia, severe hypertension

uncontrolled by drugs, and impaired balance. A diagnosis of amyotrophic

lateral

sclerosis was made. Surgery was performed to correct the diplopia. By June

2001 he

was unable to swallow saliva and feeding tube nutrition was begun. His

weight

had fallen by 100 pounds. Nutritional support from the tube feedings

produced

slow resolution of the swallowing problem. Consultation with a Lyme expert

uncovered the history of a bulls-eye rash after a tick bite. Therapy with

Rocephin

led to complete recovery.

Case 3: A young male college student developed such sever cognitive

difficulties he was forced to drop out of school. A Q-RIBb test was positive

for LD and

he resumed a normal life after receiving 4 months of antibiotic therapy.

What Causes Neurone Death in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)?

One of the most insidious mimics for Lyme Disease is ALS. The neurotoxins

released by the Bb organism are capable of causing neurologic dysfunction in

the

central nervous system that produces symptoms typical of amyotrophic lateral

sclerosis. The pathological hallmark of ALS is motor neurone degeneration

and

death.

Research performed by Dr. Harold and Dr. Garth Nicholson and

coordinated by W. 2 has resulted in a breakthrough in our

understanding of

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Mycoplasma was discovered in 1898. These are living particles of bacterial

nucleic acid which do not have a cell wall. In 1971 Rottem et al.3 learned

that

most species of mycoplasma were absolutely dependent for their growth on the

consumption of pre-formed sterols including cholesterol obtained from animal

and human host cells. These mycoplasmas live harmlessly in host cells until

they

are stimulated to activity by a stressing traumatic event (bullet wound, bad

fall, injury from accident etc.). The growth of the mycoplasma consumes the

cell¹s cholesterol resulting in death of the affected cell. Mycoplasmas have

been identified in ALS using high resolution blood morphology. In the

November 9,

2001 issue of Science Dr. Mauch4 et al. revealed that the glial cells

surrounding the motor neurone sully the extra cholesterol needed to repair

and

replace aging synapses. If the repair does not properly occur, the motor

neurone cells proceed to die form overwork. Glial cells are also

heavily involved in gathering, processing and storing glutamate. Elevations

in glutamate have been found in brain tissue in ALS.

A mycoplasma species, probably fermentans, which was harmlessly sequestered

in a glial cell, becomes aroused by some traumatic stressful event. This

mycoplasma then consumes the glial cholesterol which makes up 40% of the

glial cell

membrane, causing rupture and death of the glial dell. The death of these

glial cells releases large amounts of glutamate which becomes elevated in

brain

tissue. Within the neurone some of the excess glutamate accesses a urea

molecule. The urea molecule gives up an ammonia ion which converts a

glutamate

molecule into less dangerous glutamine. This leaves the former urea molecule

as a

cyanate ion which damages the motor neurone¹s mitochondria. One of the

consequences of the damaged mitochondria is a decrease in the energy output

available to

the neurone. This produces the severe weakness and fatigue seen in patients

with chronic fatigue syndrome. If the mitochondrial injury is severe the

neurone dies. The death of motor neurone stops message delivery to

muscle tissue ­ a universal finding in ALS.

This avid consumption of cholesterol may also contribute to the endocrine

dysfunction seen in ALS because it decreases the amount of cholesterol

available

to produce estrogen, testosterone, progesterone, hydrocortisone, and

aldosterone. Patients with ALS, fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome

often have

hypothalamic dysfunction which may result in adrenal insufficiency,

hypothyroidism, and gonadal failure.

Lyme disease frequently exhibits neurologic abnormalities because the Bb

neurotoxins are drawn to the fatty tissue found in the brain and peripheral

nerves. As a consequence sudden deafness, Bells palsy, Parkinson¹s Disease,

Multiple

Sclerosis, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, peripheral neuritis, and chronic

pain may appear.

The Influence of Toxins from Bb on the Symptoms and Course of Lyme Disease

Autopsy examinations of young persons (30s) dying from what appeared to be

Parkinson¹s disease (PD) have frequently failed to confirm the basal

ganglion

damage that would be expected in classic PD seen in the elderly. Some

patients

with illnesses of many years¹ duration misdiagnosed as Amyotrophic Lateral

Sclerosis, Multiple Scleroris, and Parkinson¹s Disease have made incredible

recoveries within periods as short as 24 to 72 hours when placed on TOA-free

Uncaria

tomentosa (cat¹s claw) for LD. This rapid response could not rationally be

attributed to improved immune function or bacteriocidal effects on

spirochetes.

Bb is known to produce a group of neurotoxins. The most sensible explanation

for this recovery lies in turning off or blocking the neurotoxins effects of

Bb

on the lipid containing structures that the Bb neurotoxins are attracted to

(central nervous system, peripheral nerves, muscles, joints, etc.). This

sudden

improvement appears to be the result of blockage and

inhibition of the neurotoxins.5 The most important example of a ³Biotoxin

Illness² appears to be Lyme Disease.6 Patients with symptoms of Parkinson¹s

Disease at a young age caused by neurotoxins would not be expected to show

permanent structural destruction in the basal ganglia. These neurotoxins

probably act

at specific sites such as neuro-transmitters-pre and post synaptic

membranes,

altering dopamine, serotonin, GABA, and acetylcholine molecules, thereby

blocking surface membrane receptors of various kinds which would interfere

with

the proper action of enzymes, coenzymes and hormones. This is only one of

the

damaging mechanisms of action of the neurotoxins.

The Uncaria tomentosa may have three direct beneficial effects in humans

with

LD:

Immune modulation (correcting immune dysfunction).

Direct broad spectrum anti-microbial effect on spirochetes. Quinovic acid

glycosides found in TOA-free cat¹s claw are similar to the quinilones widely

used

as antibiotics.

Blocking the adverse neurotoxic effects on cells, enzymes, and hormones.

Whether the serious lack of energy and fatigue seen in LD are similar to the

cyanate7 induced damage to the mitochondria¹s ability to produce energy in

the

motor neurone found in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or is due to failure

of

proper calcium channel function is not clear.

Favorable Therapeutic Results with TOA-Free Cat¹s Claw in Lyme Disease

A pilot study treated 28 patients with Advanced Chronic Lyme Disease with

TOA-Free Uncaria tomentosa. Conventional cat¹s claw contains TOA alkaloids

that

interfere with the desired immune modulation. The 14 person control group

was

given antibiotic therapy. At the study¹s termination 85% of those receiving

the

cat¹s claw preparation no longer had positive blood tests for Bb. All 28

persons had experienced a dramatic improvement in their clinical condition.

No

significant changes were seen in the control group. The Prima Uña de Gato

can be

obtained from Allergy Research Group 800-545-9960, Nutramedix (product name

Samento Plus) 561-745-2917, and from Farmacopia at 800-896-1484. Dr.

Whitaker¹s

lab can be reached by Internet at www.Bowen.org or by calling 727-937-9077

to

arrange blood Bb testing. Improving nutrition, detoxifying and improving

mental health all contribute to good results. Removal of mercury amalgams

and

treatment of heavy metals may be needed.

Much of this information about LD was obtained from ³Lyme disease:

Nutraceutical Breakthrough Using TOA-Free Cat¹s Claw² published in Focus by

Allergy

Research Group (October 2003) and from the November and December 2003 issues

of

Dr. Rowen¹s Second Opinion.

Why Are We Experiencing an Epidemic of Lyme Disease?

I do not have a certain answer to this question. There are some facts that

may be relevant. Several US government scientists including Dr. Shuy-Ching

Lo,

of the American Institute of Pathology, hold a patent on a Pathogenic

Mycoplasma (mycoplasma fermentans) which has been converted into a

crystalline form. In

the patent application the diseases AIDS, chronic fatigue syndrome,

Wegener¹s

Granulomatosis, Sarcoidosis, lupus and Alzheimer¹s Disease were mentioned as

related to this patented form of mycoplasma fermentens. The crystalline form

of mycoplasma fermentens contains the part of the brucella bacteria that

causes

disease in patients. In its crystalline form this mycoplasma can be tran

smitted into subjects by intravenous administration or injections, spread as

an

aerosol, implanted by the bite of an insect, or placed into food or water.

There

is no laboratory evidence for infection by brucella in subjects who have

received the ³crystalline pathogenic mycoplasma.²

When a nation is developing biologic warfare agents it is imperative that

these agents be tested on humans to evaluate the results. If an infectious

biologic warfare agent was able to produce person to person transfer it

would have

to be regarded as a gigantic success.

In the Faroe Islands in 1943 British biowar researchers ran tests to see if

sheep could be infected by air-borne brucella. The brucella spread into

sheep

dogs as brucella canis and then appeared to cause several humans to develop

multiple sclerosis.

In 1947 and 1948, approximately 1,100 school children in remote northern

Icelandic villages (Akureyri) became ill with a new disease that caused

severe

burning pain in the limbs, profound muscle weakness, and severe fatigue. Of

these

1,100 teenagers who became ill, 5 of the students developed an aggressive

form of Parkinson¹s disease and proceeded to die (unheard of in teenagers

not

using methedrine-like drugs). The United States had effective control of

Iceland

during these years and a research scientist trained in plant and animal

virology at the Rockefeller Institute (oriented toward eugenics), Dr. Bjorn

Sigurdson, was installed to start an Institute of Experimental Pathology at

the

University of Iceland with $200,000 in grant money from the Rockefeller

Institute.

In 1950 a group of American physicians, microbiologists, and biologic

researchers sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation arrived in Iceland to

study the

effects of the mystery illness that had struck Northern Iceland.

The appearance of a new disease was of such great interest that Icelandic

Disease was promptly reported in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The Canadian government set up the Dominion Parasite Laboratory in

Belleville, Ontario in the 1950¹s and 60¹s to grow one hundred million

mosquitos a

month. In late August of 1984, 500 persons in the St. Lawrence Valley became

ill

with a mystery illness which had the profound weakness seen in brucellosis

without any laboratory evidence of brucella infection. One woman was certain

her

illness came from a mosquito bite. She recalled being bitten by a mosquito

and

woke up the next day with a target skin lesion at the bite site (same skin

lesion as seen in Lyme Disease) and such profound weakness she was unable to

get

out of bed. Another woman recalled a target lesion at the site of a mosquito

bite. Both women remain ill 20 years later.

Citizens in Punta Gorda, Florida woke up one spring morning in 1956 with a

cloud of mosquitos in their town. Calls to the Meteorological Service about

the

mosquito influx were answered with the information that there had been a

forest fire thirty miles away in the Everglades and that these mosquitos had

fled

the fire. The truth is mosquitos will not move from one side of a barn to

the

other when a fire breaks out, let alone fly 30 miles. One week later 5

persons

appeared in the local medical clinic with symptoms of chronic fatigue

syndrome.

In 1984 mycoplasma may have been transmitted by aerosol into a high school

in

Incline Village, Nevada, where many persons suddenly developed chronic

fatigue syndrome. Children became ill with a similar mysterious illness in

1984

after drinking goat¹s milk in Lyndonville, New York. The cities of Adelaide,

Australia 1949, West Otago, New Zealand 1984, and Royal Free Hospital

London,

England 1955 have all been visited by mini-epidemics of chronic fatigue

syndrome.

These mycoplasmas, when activated by stress, are avid consumers of sterols

including cholesterol. A series of chemical reactions ensues culminating in

the

creation of cyanate which causes failure of normal energy production by the

mitochondria of the cells. This could produce the profound weakness and

fatigue

characteristics of chronic fatigue syndrome. A 2 to 3 month trial of 300 to

500 mg. of CoQ10 daily might be able to improve energy output by the

mitochondria thus possibly alleviating the profound fatigue.

When the illness causes painful trigger points, it is best termed

fibromyalgia. These painful sites are located where blood flow is stagnant.

Chronic

infections are known to produce high viscosity blood which tends to clot a

flow

more slowly than normal.

Profound dysfunction of the hypothalamus, pituitary, adrenal, thyroid glands

and gonads is very common in mycoplasmal, fungal, and anerobic bacterial

infections. The avid consumption of cholesterol by activated mycoplasma

could be a

contributing factor to these endocrine disorders because cholesterol is

needed

to create several important hormones (estrogen, testosterone, progesterone,

hydrocortisone, aldosterone).

Bacteriologist Dr. Arthur Kendall was able to produce 16 distinct bacteria8

by simply using different culture media to culture the same bacteria. Dr.

Royal

Rife¹s Universal Microscope could see organisms as small as viruses. By

using

Dr. Rife¹s microscope Dr. Kendall could actually see living organisms change

their characteristics as the culture media were changed. Dr. G.C. Gruner of

McGill University used an asparagus media to grow a fungus found in the

blood of

patients with cancer. When this fungus was grown in Kendall¹s medium it

converted into the Bx virus which had been proven by Koch¹s postulates to

cause

cancer. These experiments proved that the fungus that Dr. Gruner saw in the

blood

of cancer patients was actually the same organism as the Bx virus that Dr.

Kendall had proven causes cancer. Obviously, biologic micro-organisms

exhibit

considerable pleomorphism which may explain why observers do not find the

same

organisms in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome,

fibromyalgia, and Lyme Disease as those being found by other observers

(HHN-G, CMV, EBV viruses, parasites Bb, ehrlichae, babesia, bartonella,

mycoplasma,

Chlamydia, anerobic bacteria, yeast and fungi have all been implicated).

There is considerable evidence that many patients with Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, and Lyme disease have an infectious disease. Lyme

disease

needs to be considered in every patient with a chronic illness. LD can

produce

every disease found in the Diagnostic Symptoms Manual for psychiatric

illness

(attention deficit disorder ADD, antisocial personality, panic attacks,

anorexia nervosa, autism, Aspergers syndrome, etc.). Skilled antimicrobial

therapy

should permit many of these unfortunate patients to regain their health.

TOA-free cat¹s claw will be valuable for many persons with Bb found by blood

tests

and culture. Sulfoxime and dioxychlor will relieve the pain found in

fibromyalgia. Dietary changes, correction of pH, detoxification and stress

reduction

counseling can all be beneficial.

The United States maintains a biological warfare research laboratory on Plum

Island directly across Long Island Sound from the sites where Lyme Disease

and

West Nile Disease were first encountered in Old Lyme and Madison,

Connecticut. Massive deaths of birds are common at the sites where West Nile

viral

disease appears, suggesting that the illness may afflict birds before

entering

humans. Dr. Warren Levin of Wilton, Connecticut states that 56% of the

families in

Wilton have at least one family member with LD. Could seagulls containing

crystalline mycoplasma fermentens and West Nile Virus have escaped or been

released from Plum Island?

Much of this information about biowarfare agents and crystalline mycoplasma

fermentens is from an article written by biochemist W. and

published in the Winter 2003 edition of The Journal of Degenerative Diseases

Volume 5

Number 1. The publisher is Common Cause Medical Research Foundation, Box

133,

Station B, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada P3E 4NR Canada.

Dr. Howenstine is a specialist in internal medicine. He is author of

the book A Physician¹s Guide to Natural Health Products that Work, 328 pg.

$17.95. His book can be obtained from Amazon.com, naturalhealthteam.com and

by

calling 1-800-416-2806. Dr. Howenstine can be reached at jimhow@...

and by

writing Dr. Howenstine c/o Remarsa USA SB 37, P.O. Box 25292, Miami,

Florida 33102-5292

References

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[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

One more question...

How much does she charge per tooth to take out & replace the mercury fillings?

Do you know?

Thanks & TTYL : )

Mich

Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

>

>

> :

>

> Apologies!!! Your request got lost among all the emails I've been

plowing

> through the past couple of days (And you sent 2 or 3???? I only

saw

> one from yesterday!)

>

> The dentist I am seeing is Dr. O. M. Sawiak, 2274 Courrier Lane (its a

> house in the burbs!!), Mississauga. 905-279-3501.

>

> I just noticed that her business card says Dental " Surgeon " . (Strange -

she

> referred me to an oral surgeon in Scarborough to have a tooth extracted

and

> some cavitations done. But maybe her title of " surgeon " is just the

> European way - I know in England they call dentists " Dental Surgeons " )

> (ugh!)

>

> Anyway, she is a grandmotherly type who impressed me with her knowledge.

> But not cheap. Of course. What dentist is?

>

> To be tested for various dental amalgams, Dr. S. referred me to another

> woman in Mississauga who I spent a fascinating hour with. A disciple

of

> Hulda e's, told me I'll never get rid of the Candida so long

as

> I have mercury fillings. She also told me to start doing liver

cleanses.

>

> I had an appointment booked with Dr. Sawiak for yesterday but she had to

> cancel because her mother was sick - but there will probably be someone

in

> the office.

>

> (Pronounced " Sav-ee-ack " )

>

> Good luck - and apologies again for not getting back sooner - p

>

>

>

> You may

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " " <groups@...>

>

>

> > Hi Penny,

> >

> > I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times

now &

> I'm not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic

dentist

> you are seeing in Mississauga.

> >

> > Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving

up

> on the one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

> >

> > Thanks so much : )

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Try toxicteeth.org

> From: <groups@...>

> Reply-<candidiasis >

> Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2004 04:04:45 -0400

> <candidiasis >

> Subject: Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

>

> Hi Penny,

>

> One more question...

>

> How much does she charge per tooth to take out & replace the mercury fillings?

>

> Do you know?

>

> Thanks & TTYL : )

>

>

> Mich

>

>

> Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

>>

>>

>> :

>>

>> Apologies!!! Your request got lost among all the emails I've been

> plowing

>> through the past couple of days (And you sent 2 or 3???? I only

> saw

>> one from yesterday!)

>>

>> The dentist I am seeing is Dr. O. M. Sawiak, 2274 Courrier Lane (its a

>> house in the burbs!!), Mississauga. 905-279-3501.

>>

>> I just noticed that her business card says Dental " Surgeon " . (Strange -

> she

>> referred me to an oral surgeon in Scarborough to have a tooth extracted

> and

>> some cavitations done. But maybe her title of " surgeon " is just the

>> European way - I know in England they call dentists " Dental Surgeons " )

>> (ugh!)

>>

>> Anyway, she is a grandmotherly type who impressed me with her knowledge.

>> But not cheap. Of course. What dentist is?

>>

>> To be tested for various dental amalgams, Dr. S. referred me to another

>> woman in Mississauga who I spent a fascinating hour with. A disciple

> of

>> Hulda e's, told me I'll never get rid of the Candida so long

> as

>> I have mercury fillings. She also told me to start doing liver

> cleanses.

>>

>> I had an appointment booked with Dr. Sawiak for yesterday but she had to

>> cancel because her mother was sick - but there will probably be someone

> in

>> the office.

>>

>> (Pronounced " Sav-ee-ack " )

>>

>> Good luck - and apologies again for not getting back sooner - p

>>

>>

>>

>> You may

>> ----- Original Message -----

>> From: " " <groups@...>

>>

>>

>>> Hi Penny,

>>>

>>> I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times

> now &

>> I'm not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic

> dentist

>> you are seeing in Mississauga.

>>>

>>> Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving

> up

>> on the one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

>>>

>>> Thanks so much : )

>>>

>>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that, but I was asking Penny specifically about her dentist.

I'll bookmark this site though. : )

Take care

Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

>>

>>

>> :

>>

>> Apologies!!! Your request got lost among all the emails I've been

> plowing

>> through the past couple of days (And you sent 2 or 3???? I only

> saw

>> one from yesterday!)

>>

>> The dentist I am seeing is Dr. O. M. Sawiak, 2274 Courrier Lane (its a

>> house in the burbs!!), Mississauga. 905-279-3501.

>>

>> I just noticed that her business card says Dental " Surgeon " . (Strange -

> she

>> referred me to an oral surgeon in Scarborough to have a tooth extracted

> and

>> some cavitations done. But maybe her title of " surgeon " is just the

>> European way - I know in England they call dentists " Dental Surgeons " )

>> (ugh!)

>>

>> Anyway, she is a grandmotherly type who impressed me with her knowledge.

>> But not cheap. Of course. What dentist is?

>>

>> To be tested for various dental amalgams, Dr. S. referred me to another

>> woman in Mississauga who I spent a fascinating hour with. A disciple

> of

>> Hulda e's, told me I'll never get rid of the Candida so long

> as

>> I have mercury fillings. She also told me to start doing liver

> cleanses.

>>

>> I had an appointment booked with Dr. Sawiak for yesterday but she had to

>> cancel because her mother was sick - but there will probably be someone

> in

>> the office.

>>

>> (Pronounced " Sav-ee-ack " )

>>

>> Good luck - and apologies again for not getting back sooner - p

>>

>>

>>

>> You may

>> ----- Original Message -----

>> From: " " <groups@...>

>>

>>

>>> Hi Penny,

>>>

>>> I'm not sure what is happening, but I've e-mailed you like 2-3 times

> now &

>> I'm not getting a response back re: the phone number to the holistic

> dentist

>> you are seeing in Mississauga.

>>>

>>> Can you pls. send it to me asap. I need to book an appt. & I'm giving

> up

>> on the one at Yonge & Eglinton because they don't return calls.

>>>

>>> Thanks so much : )

>>>

>>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

'Fraid not - you could phone the office and ask though.

Cheers - p

Re: HOLISTIC DENTIST

> Hi Penny,

>

> One more question...

>

> How much does she charge per tooth to take out & replace the mercury

fillings?

>

> Do you know?

>

> Thanks & TTYL : )

>

>

> Mich

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbie:

We don't allow Drs names on the forum except for Dr Peatfield and Dr Skinner. I

have asked the respondents to email you privately.

Cheers,

JOT

>

> Could someone remind me of the name of the holistic dentist who spoke at the

TPA conference this year?

>

> Many thanks

>

> Debbie

>

[Guest guest]

This is OK JOT - his name is published in previous messages as being

one of the speakers at our last TPA conference along with Dr Peatfield and Dr

Skinner.

Luv - Sheila

We don't allow Drs names on the forum except for Dr Peatfield and Dr Skinner. I

have asked the respondents to email you privately.

>

> Could someone remind me of the name of the holistic dentist who spoke at the

TPA conference this year?

>

> Many thanks

>

> Debbie

>