Healing jawbone infections ozone injections and 10 pass

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I did some ozone injections on some teeth (roots), and it was easy, somehow. Not painful, it^'s more uncomfortable than painful.

When the infection is mild, I think ozone can help. If the tooth is alive, I mean. If the tooth is dead, ozone is only palliative, in my feeling. You got to do it forever, if you would like to keep the dead tooth inside.

I mean, if your immune system is strong, no need for ozone nor anything. But if you got lyme, plus other infection problems in the jawbone or teeth... I feel that ozone is only something to save time. Of course, it may be good to do a lot of ozone before surgery, so that the area can heal a bit.

I guess that Rife would also be good. Or strong PEMFs there, to reactivate the cells that are still live, but weak.

PEMFs also clean the lymph. I use the Violet Ray there, that is very weak compared to PEMFs, but I do like it.

Recently I bought an ionic tooth brush. Some spots in my gums were literally black, probably from toxins from root canals and infected teeth in the past (I took all of the dead teeth off).

Some spots in the gum remained black for many years. A few days after using the ionic tooth brush, I swear, the color changed! I think 80% of that black color just vanished, now it's just light grey /purple, but I'm still working on that.

I hope you find some relief with ozone. If you can do that long term, that would be good, I suppose...

I was going to add that you should consider getting your own ozone generator-I bought a cheap one for 6 or 700 and industrial O2 for 125.
I will take months of treatments and have your own will make this easier.

With that said a clean diet- proper detox, good sleep should all help.

Kitchen sink needs to be thrown at this type of infection-do it all.

Thanks all for your input. I have had to have the teeth out on the right hand side of my mouth anyway (sigh) as the infection spread over the years. I know I have spirochetes present as I have seen them via dark field microscopy. I am very much in agreement with your thinking - I have the cleanest of diets - well I could go a little more raw as this definitely helps - but I have raw vegan breakfast, big salad for lunch most days and a green juice to precede my dinner (which is cooked). I drink plenty of good quality water, take high dose oral vitamin c, spread throughout the day, do PEMF both locally and whole body, I have an ozone machine and do my own injections as well as nasal and ear insufflations. Slowly but surely I have brought myself back from a very dark place. I use rifing which has been excellent. I agree that ozone may only be a temporary solution for the infection but my intention is to now experiment with the following:

- continue all the above
- have a series of 10 pass, uvbi and ozone saunas when I go to Cyprus for two weeks in October
- get some tissue samples from the sites (bone and blood) and get homeopathics made and injected into the sites
- get a series of prp injections into the sites. This has been used successfully in surgery to reinstate infected bone (lots of good response using a series of PRP injections in place of debridement in various areas of the body)
- use what is called LIPUS (low intensity pulsed ultrasound) after all this (this is used to heal non union fractures of up to 2cm - I think it stimulates osteoclast activity)
- also will be continuing to boost immune system and work on getting blood thinner by drinking lots and taking the right supplements.
- Having clean blood and good vascularisation will be important I feel, so will continue with RI ozone at home after Cyprus, investigate supplements and have plenty of fresh beet juice which is good for vascularisation
- I am also going to take alfalfa for bone growth plus lots of D3 and K2

If nothing else I should feel even better than I do now! Will report back after Cyprus and thanks again all.

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Pioneer1 - do you mind telling me which clinic you're visiting in Cyprus? I had a list of 3 which I've shortened to 2 and I'm having trouble choosing between them. Interestingly I had a Skype call with one of them earlier in the week and she said the first thing I should do is get myself to a biological dentist for treatment.

Pioneer, it does seem you know what you are doing!

I'm sorry your sinuses, jawbone, mouth is in bad shape, but I guess you are doing your best.

I guess ozone will be a good stepping stone to rebuild some health there before doing something else?

I would also research Sanum products: these are antimicrobials, wide spectrum, that act well for many infections, teeth problems, etc.

Non invasive, without side effects (except for herxes...), they do not mess with the microbiota.

Some remedies to look into are Aspergilus niger nosodes, Mucor racemosus, Mucor mucedo, candida albicans, Candida parapsilosis and Penicillium notatum, and Penic. roquefortii.

These nosodes still help me from jawbone infections from times to times.

Recently, I also discovered a product that changes the pH of the mouth, to more alcaline, called Healthy Mouth. And the ionic tooth brush, that has been a great help for toxins (even though, some sensitive people feel nerve pain with it).

Crossing my fingers you hit some of your mouth problems!!

http://www.semmelweis.de/pdf/3_haustein_sanum_preparations.pdf
This is an article about some Sanum products and teeth.
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http://amalgam.org/education/scientific-evidenceresearch/incidence-levels-chronic-health-effects-related-to-cavitations/
This article speaks of injection of Sanum in cavitation spots (if I knew a dentist to do that, I would certainly do that!!)

Dr. Breiner, DDS, and others recommend two primary methods of treatment for their patients.

First is a procedure where special homeopathic medications called Sanum remedies are injected into the cavitation site, and then a modified form of infrared light or low level laser light therapy is applied to the area.

In some cases, the light therapy alone has been sufficient to resolve the problem.

This is often successful in cases related to smaller cavitations with primarily poor blood flow or bacterial toxin effects.

Cavitations have also been treated successfully using ozone therapy.

Although cavitations are very common, they should only be treated surgically if there is indication of a relation to pain or chronic health effects not resolved by other means.

There are various ways to assess this.

Thanks Jinna. Where are you based? Phil Mollica in New Jersey uses homeopathics with procaine, B vitamins and homeopathics into the site and Dr Chen in La Jolla uses similar plus 10 pass. But I guess you are not in the US (neither am I). I live in the UK and it's not so easy over here. But I may have found someone and I think I will also save up for a trip to the US to see Phil Mollica. A friend of mine from the UK is going later this year and another person I am in touch with has seen Dr Chen so I will keep you psoted how they get on. Have you had surgery? I think if you have spirochetes in the mouth (not necessarily Lyme) that causes real problems with post surgery infection. My firend and I have this problem hence we are looking to avoid more surgery in the suture as it doesn't help at all for us.

I'm in Switzerland, not far from the border of Germany. I spent my whole afternoon climbing trees in a park in Germany.

Pretty tough, as I'm afraid of heights!!

Dr. Rau has a clinic not far from my house, but he's expensive. If you have the budget, it would be worth: they are really good at teeth treatments.

Dr. K has a sort of DENTAL clinic not far from home either. I think they would be less expensive than dr. R, but who knows... Dr. R's clinic is called Paracelsus.

Now I don't have lyme anymore, so what's remaining in one of my 7 extracted teeth is candida species, I think. It's getting much better, but it's still not fully gone.

I took all dead teeth off, because one could almost kill me (really, it was causing me all sorts of heart symptoms, my dr urged me to pull that off). And he was right, the same night, 90% of symptoms disappeared. about 3 days later, I had 0 heart symptoms...

You're welcome!

I was treated by 2 of dr K's practitioners, the ones who practice ART. I think there are a few in the UK, but I don't know if they are good.

I haven't been to Parac, even though their dental treatment looks good.

I wish you good luck!! I hope you find the nosodes there.