NEITHER root canal NOR extraction?

March 6, 2007

I'd like to turn your attention to the many people who have avoided

root canals and extractions by using either low power electricity or

the Beck magnetic pulser, including yours truly.

I was diagnosed with a root pus pocket which came and went,

occasionally swelling considerably and issuing through the gumn line

for two years, necessitating a couple of rounds of antibiotic. I

found out about the Beck protocol in 1995 and shrunk it the next time

it came up with a SOTA magnetic pulser. It re-emerged more than a

year later and I shrunk it again. A year later, same thing but this

time I used electricity from a wall adapter, similar to the GEIPE

treatment that works on cancer. Last time I did that was eight years

ago I think and it has not reappeared.

My story is not unique; you can find many more on the beck-n-stuff or

the beck-blood-electrification , I think oxyplus, and the

silver list you can sign up to at http://silverlist.org

Several people maintain the same result was obtained by swishing

colloidal silver.

The magnetic pulser we also used to cure two local cases of

osteomyelitis of the leg and avoided leg amputation. One was a ten-

year old boy, son of a local chiropractor, who did his own therapy

while watching television.

Duncan

, <bobjudy wrote:

>

> Got a call from my daughter-in-law last night age 34. She has been

having a slight toothache and went to her general dentist. He found,

in her words a molar (I am assuming it is a second molar) with a pus

pocket. I have worked with oral surgeons and endodontists, but it

has been about fifteen years now. He sent her to an oral surgeon who

recommended that she have it extracted and have an implant put it.

In his words he felt because of her age that would be the best

route. I asked her what he said about root canal. and she said that

he said it was up to her, but root canals only have a lifetime of 8

years. I have two -one is 30 years and one is about 25. Both are

fine both have crowns. I suggested she see an endodontist-first and

go that route. From what I remember root canals have an 80 percent

chance of succeeding. He told her that endodontists and being

encouraged to go the implant technique and are being taught this in

dental school. Is this the latest?? I have always thought that

saving the natural tooth was the best- try a root canal and see if it

works, then talk about extraction. He did not give her any

antibiotics for the infection. and she has set up an appointment for

next Monday-which I think is a long time to have that infection going

on.

>

> Jerry, if you get this early today, or anyone in the know, will you

get back to me so I can give her a call.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Judy

>

March 6, 2007

If we are talking about the same thing, I call them abscesses, I have had this happen to me several times under an old root canal that has an old cap on the broken tooth (the tooth was originally broken playing sand lot football as a child while an older boy with too much testosterone for his age got mad and turned around and kicked me in the mouth). I put oregano oil on it. Just about 3 doses (a couple of drops) directly on the tooth above does the main job of reducing swelling and pain. It burns, but for me it hasn't ever blistered anything. But continue on with treating it, with a few drops several times a day. The infection causing the pus will go away. I am unsure of what is going on here though that is causing the infection. If there is pus, there is infection. The oregano oil acts as an antibiotic.