Re Metallic taste and music through dental fillings

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Hi All, & Gabriele

 

Gabrielle Saudelli wrote:

> Agreeding with Heat in GB and with a lack of LU, I wish to add a some

> months ago experience. A patient, about 55y, female, told me she was

> surely completely fool. Smiling, I asked why. She answered me that

> -from a while, about two years before- she was hearding sounds. Not a

> kind of tinnitus, but a music, and it was always the same, as in a

> telephone Italian TV advertising. When the Phone company changed the

> advertising music, the music she heard, changed, too. Wonderful! As in

> a Oliver Sacks' book (The man who mischange his wife with a hat), so I

> asked if she felt any taste: she felt a metallic taste, and the more

> she felt it, the more music was strong; it wasn't continuous. Asking

> her if she had any teeth with any problem, I found a tooth (third,

> right upper side) with at least three metal " slices " : I injected an

> anesthetic drug in the gum and the fenomen disappeared suddenly (of

> course, for a while). The salivar acidity, probably, made like a

> Voltaic effect (releasing iones and the " metallic " taste), with a sort

> of radiofrequency syntonized with the cellular phone Company and

> connecting through the 5th nerve to the 8th! After dental removal

> symptoms disappeared. Often, teeth give incredible symptoms, indeed!

> Thank you for attention, and thank you all for your list, always

> amazing and useful. Best from sunny Italy,

 

See http://tinyurl.com/awpg9 for other hits on the the phenomenon of

people hearing radio music associated with dental amalgams. The

phenomenon is similar to picking-up of radio transmissions by a

germanium [or other] crystal, using " cat's whiskers " , a copper resistor

coil and earphones. I made such a set when I was 11 years old! See:

http://tinyurl.com/byjm7

 

I have some dental fillings, but have not learmed how to tune my teeth

into my favourite music yet!

 

 

Best regards,

 

 

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