I am with you on the amalgam fillings. I had mine removed almost 10
years ago. Since then I had to have a "leaky" ceramic filling
replaced. The dentist said the silver fillings can last a lifetime.
He also said that the ceramic last maybe 20 years. He ended up
pulling the tooth. I would also rather have my real teeth. I am not
a fan of mercury fillings but I did not notice any difference when
they were taken out. This is something to think about.
GB
--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "breathedeepnow" <aug20@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi, Walter.
>
> I am with you in that I am reticent about having such wholesale
> demolition and reconstruction done on my mouth.
>
> I probably have at least a dozen mercury amalgam fillings and I have
> 3 or possibly 4 root canals. Those fillings go deep and wide, and
and
> it would probably be the case that I would have to get bridges or
> false teeth rather than just have the teeth refilled with something
> else.
>
> As for the root canals, that would mean losing more teeth, so that
> more false teeth or bridges would be necessary.
>
> I should think the work would easily run $10,000 dollars+, probably
> much higher than that, and I expect I would subsequently be spending
> a lot of time in the dentist's chair after that.
>
> I think it is very hard to prove that getting such work done is
going
> to have a real, demonstrative effect on healing from cancer or other
> dis-ease. Because of that quandary, and because for me, there is
> nothing quite like the feeling of having my own body parts, I am not
> rushing out to have the root canals removed or the amalgams taken
> out. For sure, I am not getting any more amalgams put in, and I hope
> I do not face any more situations in which a root canal is a
> possibility.
>
> I take lots of chlorella every day, and I think that may be a
viable,
> far less expensive alternative to having the amalgams removed.
> Chlorella mops up and removes heavy metals from the body, and is in
> fact used as a mouth wash for clients by dentists when they
> remove/replace amalgams.
>
> As for the root canals? Well, I am 19 years since the cancer
> diagnosis and, except for the couple times I lapsed in my anti-
cancer
> regimen, I am doing fine.
>
> Best wishes and best of health,
>
> Elliot
>
>
> Walter Malinowski wrote:
> >Extracting root canal work sounds extremely prohibitively
> expensive. Also, if there are bacteria/ fungi that is the problem
> with the root canal treatment, why not just use antibiotics and/or
> known fungicides/ bactericides? For example, garlic, oil of
> oregano, - I'm sure there must be other supplements/ foods that
> should work.
>
> Edwin wrote:
> > Hi Melissa,I forgot about the dental clean up part. Extract all
> root canals.If there are fillings in teeth, extract them all as
well.
> Sounds drastic, but it may be the trick needed.If cancer is fungus,
> VCO detox is the fastest and most effective procedure against
> fungus / candida / yeast.
>
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