Guest guest Posted March 21, 2003 Report Share Posted March 21, 2003 Hi again, I'm assuming that you don't have your wisdom teeth? If this assumption is correct, the affected teeth are called the 2nd and 1st molars. Surprisingly, both these teeth are associated with two internal organs: the lungs and the large intestine. It would be interesting to know what specific foods you are eating that are disturbing homeostasis? We can e-mail each other privately if you want to delve into the subject further. regards, joyce >Hi Joyce, > > This sounds interesting, I never heard of teeth matching specific >parts of the body. At this point I am a bit confused as now I think it is >the 2 back teeth on the bottom right side. I originally went in just to >have the mercury filling removed on the very last tooth on the bottom right >side. She said I needed a crown. I said I didn't want a crown just fill the >tooth. She said she couldn't because there wasn't enough tooth left to work >with. So she put in a temp filling. After 2 1/2 years the temp filling >finally started to fall out. I went back and she said she could put in a >permanent filling. ( I didn't say anything to her about her telling me 2 >1/2 years earlier that she couldn't do that, I wished I would have >questioned her). I told her I did not want Novocain if at all possible. She >said she didn't see a reason for it to just do what she had to do. So, she >started drilling and hit a nerve about 6 or 7 times. After she was done she >said I might loose the tooth because of so much nerve damage. After that I >couldn't chew on that side because then I would feel the nerve. It got >worse and I was sure it was that tooth. About 2 weeks ago I realized that >the gum has recessed around the tooth next to it and it looks like the root >is exposed. I experimented a little and realized that this tooth was >causing me most of the pain when food or liquid touches it. The dentist had >told me that this tooth needed to be dealt with next as it was badly >decayed. I would still be interested to know which body parts match these 2 >teeth. Thank you Joyce, Breezi > > > - > Joyce Divic > RawSeattle > Friday, March 21, 2003 10:24 AM > Re: [RawSeattle] Fasting advise > > > Breezi, which tooth aches? I have a reference chart that matches >specific > teeth with specific organs in the body. Let me know? > jdivic > > > " Joyce Divic " <jdivic > >RawSeattle > >RawSeattle > >Re: [RawSeattle] Fasting advise > >Thu, 20 Mar 2003 17:00:24 -0800 > > > >Toothaches are typically a sign of infection. Therefore, fruit or its > >juice > >is not recommended. I have second hand knowledge with regard to >fasting > >but > >I do know that if the feeling of fainting/blacking out is present it is > >advisable to take some " food " . The best food for any infection is > >chlorophyll. Green drinks only, particularly grass juices and keep the > >juice in the mouth for as long as possible before swallowing. Stay on >the > >green drink program until the infection subsides. This could take >sometime > >depending on the infection. Also, I'd recommend three topical mouth > >treatments: 1) crushed garlic on the infected area around the tooth 2) >tea > >tree oil on the sore area 3) oil of oregano - the most powerful > >anti-fungal, anti-microbial, anti-protozoal oil on the planet - apply >on > >affected area > > > >Finally, one of the top foods for any infection is mature coconut and >its > >water. So if you are weak coconut will give you the strength you need. > >Like oil of oregano, coco possess anti fungal, anti viral, anti >protozoal > >properties. > > > >regards, joyce > > > > > >no wild animal ever grows old, joyce > > > > > > > > > > > > > " Bob & Breezi Peterson " <bobandbreezi > > >RawSeattle > > ><RawSeattle > > > >[RawSeattle] Fasting advise > > >Thu, 20 Mar 2003 16:33:48 -0800 > > > > > >I have been 100% raw for 21 months. I developed a really bad tooth >ache > > >recently and asked for help and many of you were kind enough to >respond. > >I > > >finally decided to try to fast since I got to the point where >anything I > > >ate or drank caused too much pain. I am now in my 3rd.day (65th hour) >and > > >wondering if I should continue. The 1st. day I was just hungry all >day. > >The > > >2nd. day I was very hungry all day and by late afternoon starting to >get > > >really light headed. Even though I had gotten 10 hr. sleep both >nights I > > >started to feel like I had a hangover and had not slept in days. By >this > > >morning I was so weak I almost passed out when I first got up. I >decided > >to > > >stay in bed all day. I have been drinking plenty of water but every >time > >I > > >get up to go to the bathroom I almost pass out. Everything starts to >go > > >black and I have to lay down immediately. My blood pressure is down >to > > >83/51. It is normally 95/67. So, I don't know if that is a concern or > >not. > > >I fasted years ago for 6 days and never felt this weak. In fact by >the > > >3rd.day then I felt fantastic. My tooth still hurts badly when I >water > > >touches it. Should I give it some more time or give up and have the >tooth > > >pulled? I am unbelievably hungry. On my last fast I lost the >sensation of > > >hunger after day 2. Please help, thank you for any advise. Breezi > > > > > >PS please forgive the double post as I am posting this to raw >rawimmortal > > >also > > > > > >_______________ > >Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. > >http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail > > > > > _______________ > MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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