Guest guest Posted October 29, 2009 Report Share Posted October 29, 2009 I have heart disease ( 4 bypasses and 2 stents: with 3 of the bypasses closed),I am in pretty good health other wise. My question is I have a mouth full of root canals and on a fixed income with most of our income going to fight by wife's cancer, its there any supplement I can take to help kill the bacteria my teeth are producing? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2009 Report Share Posted October 29, 2009 Colloidal silver will take care of your problem. It kills all one celled pathogens. Swish it throughout your mouth several times a day and then swallow. You can get the Advanced Colloidal Silver from http://www.utopiasilver.com . They have a first time buyer offer where you receive one free bottle for every 8 oz bottle ordered, but you must call to receive this offer. Their phone number is at the top of the home page. For reorders, just use coupon code LR001, and you will receive 15% discount if it is not on sale. Guaranteed, this will get rid of the bacteria. Colloidal silver had NEVER failed me, or my dog Misty for that matter.I wish you the best,oleander soup , "bypass42000" <jalbers4 wrote:>> > I have heart disease ( 4 bypasses and 2 stents: with 3 of the bypasses closed),I am in pretty good health other wise. My question is I have a mouth full of root canals and on a fixed income with most of our income going to fight by wife's cancer, its there any supplement I can take to help kill the bacteria my teeth are producing?> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2009 Report Share Posted October 29, 2009 If your dentist is willing I believe there's a lab in Kentucky who can provide a kit for the dentist to collect samples from the gumline around the teeth to text for toxicity. Certainly there are things you can take to help with a localized infection, however, if those root canals have been there for many years, the chance that the infection has completely destroyed the bone and turned it to mush or dry rot is increased. Maybe a panoramic xray from the dentist can ease your mind. Unfortunately, due to the lack of good diagnostics to properly assess a possible true bone infection, 'most' of them won't present themselves on an xray or scan until much of the bone is gone. The fact that you in in good health otherwise is a good sign. One of the contributing factors in dental disease is thick blood. If it were me dealing with heart disease, I'd be looking at clean diet, 'natural' chelating foods and supplements, COQ10, nattokinase, things like this. Personally, I think the SPC oleander supplement is awesome for everything! I have recently read that oregano oil rubbed into oral areas is very good as well. Obviously it's always easier to keep up with root canals from day 1 and make sure they never get infected by doing things to support the body. Even now you may be able to halt and reverse further infection. There are no clear-cut reasons why some people can live with root canals and never have problems, and some don't. Same with mercury fillings and smoking and heavy drinking and poor eating habits. Some folks are never affected by these things. cathy oleander soup , " bypass42000 " <jalbers4 wrote: > > > I have heart disease ( 4 bypasses and 2 stents: with 3 of the bypasses closed),I am in pretty good health other wise. My question is I have a mouth full of root canals and on a fixed income with most of our income going to fight by wife's cancer, its there any supplement I can take to help kill the bacteria my teeth are producing? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2009 Report Share Posted October 29, 2009 A quick and simple remedy is to swish colloidal silver in your mouth before swallowing it. That is said to kill germs in the mouth. Ted oleander soup , " Cathy " <plantenergy1 wrote: > > > If your dentist is willing I believe there's a lab in Kentucky who can provide a kit for the dentist to collect samples from the gumline around the teeth to text for toxicity. > > Certainly there are things you can take to help with a localized infection, however, if those root canals have been there for many years, the chance that the infection has completely destroyed the bone and turned it to mush or dry rot is increased. Maybe a panoramic xray from the dentist can ease your mind. > > Unfortunately, due to the lack of good diagnostics to properly assess a possible true bone infection, 'most' of them won't present themselves on an xray or scan until much of the bone is gone. > > The fact that you in in good health otherwise is a good sign. One of the contributing factors in dental disease is thick blood. If it were me dealing with heart disease, I'd be looking at clean diet, 'natural' chelating foods and supplements, COQ10, nattokinase, things like this. Personally, I think the SPC oleander supplement is awesome for everything! I have recently read that oregano oil rubbed into oral areas is very good as well. > > Obviously it's always easier to keep up with root canals from day 1 and make sure they never get infected by doing things to support the body. Even now you may be able to halt and reverse further infection. > > There are no clear-cut reasons why some people can live with root canals and never have problems, and some don't. Same with mercury fillings and smoking and heavy drinking and poor eating habits. Some folks are never affected by these things. > > cathy > > > oleander soup , " bypass42000 " <jalbers4@> wrote: > > > > > > I have heart disease ( 4 bypasses and 2 stents: with 3 of the bypasses closed),I am in pretty good health other wise. My question is I have a mouth full of root canals and on a fixed income with most of our income going to fight by wife's cancer, its there any supplement I can take to help kill the bacteria my teeth are producing? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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