[PHQandA] gum disease

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Dear Elena,

 

Namaste.

 

Thank you so much!

 

This is another wonderful affirmation of the

effectivity of teachings of GMCKS when practiced by

the student.

 

Love,

 

Marilette

 

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--- " elena.kambalov " <elena.kambalov

wrote:

 

> Dear Carol and Marilette,

> I had an experience with gum and bone regeneration

> earlier this year, and would like to tell about it -

> maybe it could help.

> The dentist who did the surgery and my dentist who

> referred me both call it a miracle - not a major

> miracle, but still a miracle.

> In March of this year, I had epicoectomy done on 2

> adjoining teeth - bad root canal work caused severe

> inflammation and major bone loss. After the surgery,

> the gum receded for about 5 mm - due to bone loss.

> I was cleansing with LWG and energizing with LWG,

> LWV and gold.

> I tried to do it at least once a week, but sometimes

> would forget.

> In June during the follow-up visit the operating

> dentist took x-rays and not only gum, but some bone

> has re-grown.

> In August (about 5 months later) during the visit to

> my regular dentist he also took x-rays and compared

> the results (the operating dentist shared x-rays

> with him) and there was even more bone re-growth,

> and the gum was almost completely re-grown.

> I continue doing healings, though not on a regular

> basis, and expect to get even better results during

> next visit.

>

> Let me repeat - both dentists call it a miracle

> (well, minor, but still...)

>

> Thanks,

> Elena

>

>

> -

> ML

> cs-j ;

> Sunday, November 21, 2004 8:07 PM

> [PHQandA] Re: gum disease

>

>

> Dear Carol,

>

> Namaste.

>

> Was there an infection that caused the tissue

> loss/gum

> deterioration? Or was the loss of tissue due to

> an

> accident or surgery, not due to an infection?

>

> If gum deterioration or tissue loss was due to an

> infection the infection must first be treated.

> You

> may apply the protocol given in the Advanced

> Pranic

> Healing by Master Choa Kok Sui, page 79 for

> Pyorrhea.

> After the gum infection is totally eradicated,

> then

> you may apply the protocol given on page 89 for

> regeneration of organs even if these are gum and

> bone

> tissue.

>

> Hard matter like bone tissue and teeth which have

> been

> totally dissipated or removed cannot be created

> through pranic healing. Some form of seed matter

> of

> the same type with sufficient vital energy must

> be

> present; that seed matter can then be energized

> through pranic healing to regenerate itself.

>

> If the gum infection was due to poor personal

> hygene,

> depressed immune system, other health problems,

> or

> due to poor nutrition, those areas must likewise

> be

> properly addressed for proper healing.

>

> Love,

>

> Marilette

--- cs-j <cs-j wrote:

>

> > As the gum tissue deteriorates bone is lost and

> the

> > teeth become loose.

> > Infection then can get into the roots. Even

> though

> > the teeth do not have

> > decay they must be removed or will become

> infected

> > again because of the bone

> > loss.

> > I would like to know how I can regenerate the

> tissue

> > and bone. To make the

> > bone loss stop and even regenerate. Do you

> think

> > energizing using red or

> > yellow? I wasn't sure.

> > Let me know if you need any additional

> information.

> > Thanks again!

> > love,

> > Carol

> > -

> > " ML " <marilette_ph

> > " cs-j " <cs-j

> > Saturday, November 20, 2004 10:02 AM

> > gum disease

> >

> >

> > > Dear Carol,

> > >

> > > Please tell me why teeth will fall if gum is

> not

> > > diseased. What caused massive loss of gum

> tissue

> > in

> > > the past?

> > >

> > > Love,

> > >

> > > Marilette

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > --- cs-j <cs-j wrote:

> > >

> > >> Dear Marilette,

> > >>

> > >> Thank you for your answer!

> > >> Is there a way to regenerate the gums as

> well?

> > >> There is not infection present at this time,

> just

> > >> want to help regenerate

> > >> gums so as to prevent tooth loss.

> > >> Any assistance with this would be very

> > appreciated!

> > >> Thanks again Marilette!

> > >> In Love and Light,

> > >> carol

> > >> -

> > >> " ML " <marilette_ph

> > >> " cs-j " <cs-j

> > >> Friday, November 19, 2004 7:01 PM

> > >> Re: gum diasease protocol

> > >>

> > >>

> > >> > Dear Carol,

> > >> >

> > >> > Namaste.

> > >> >

> > >> > Thank ou for your email.

> > >> >

> > >> > Medical Background:

> > >> >

> > >> > Gum disease refers to inflammation of the

> soft

> > >> tissue

> > >> > (gingiva) and abnormal loss of bone that

> > surrounds

> > >> the

> > >> > teeth and holds them in place. Gum disease

> is

> > >> caused

> > >> > by toxins secreted by bacteria in " plaque "

> that

> > >> > accumulate over time along the gum line.

> This

> > >> plaque

> > >> > is a mixture of food, saliva, and bacteria.

> > Early

> > >> > symptoms of gum disease include gum

> bleeding

> > >> without

> > >> > pain. Pain is a symptom of more advanced

> gum

> > >> disease

> > >> > as the loss of bone around the teeth leads

> to

> > the

> > >> > formation of gum pockets. Bacteria in these

> > >> pockets

> > >> > cause gum infection, swelling, pain, and

> > further

> > >> bone

> > >> > destruction. Advanced gum disease can cause

>

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