Root canals

– The treatment of Stage IV Cancers Chapter 8: Dental issues:

Note by Cancer Tutor: There are two chapters in this free eBook on dental issues which affect cancer patients and the general population for that matter. This chapter is primarily about root canals. The next chapter will be on dental cavitations.

A person can find the very rare dentists who can deal with these issues by:

1. Contacting Dr. Huggin’s office (see below) or
2. Contacting Dr. Dawn Ewing’s office or the IABDM (see below) or
3. Buy (and hopefully read) the book mentioned at the bottom of this article, which provides a lot more information: The Secret Poison in Your Mouth. This book provides several different sources of information about how to find these very rare dentists.

By Bill Henderson, Author, “Cancer-Free”

After researching cancer for the last 12 years, writing three books and 135 newsletters on natural cancer healing and recording 120 of my “How to Live Cancer-Free” radio shows, I feel I’ve learned a lot. However, I’ve learned the most from talking to over 3,000 people on the phone (all over the world) about their cancers.

I feel compelled to get one particular message to you. Two facts have jumped out at me from those many phone calls. They are simply:

1. The most common cause of all cancers is root canal-filled teeth; and
2. Until a cancer patient gets rid of the root canal-filled teeth, they can’t get well.

   Read moreThe treatment of Cancers: Dental issues – Until a cancer patient gets rid of the root canal-filled teeth, they can’t get well.

– The treatment of Stage IV Cancers Chapter 8: Dental issues – Part 2:

By Suzin Stockton
Used by Permission of the Author from the Y2K Health and Detox Center

See also:
Dental Health Summit

JAWBONE CAVITATIONS: Infarction, infection & systemic disease

About seven years ago I made the eye-opening discovery that my chronic health problems, which had eluded resolution for many years, had their origin in – of all places – my jawbone. I would never have deduced this had it not been for a fortuitous chance finding: the complete disappearance of bladder problems of one-year duration within days of having an abscessed tooth removed.

When I reported the “coincidence” to my dentist, he was incredulous. He shouldn’t have been, for he considered himself to be a “holistic” practitioner. That same dentist would later, despite his lack of understanding of focal illness, unknowingly help me to learn more about it by creating the conditions that triggered the full expression of a long silent jawbone disease – ischemic osteonecrosis. (a.k.a. cavitations and a dozen or so other names). This disease is actually quite common, though infrequently diagnosed, and is perhaps THE most common focal condition in the body. A “focus” is a walled-off area of concentrated toxins and necrotic (dead) and/or infected tissue.

Read moreThe treatment of Cancers: Dental issues – JAWBONE CAVITATIONS: Infarction, infection & systemic disease