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Posted 12/4/2024 10:21 PM (GMT -5)
Has anyone had experience treating MarCons? I tested positive months ago, and have been treating with an intranasal spray of multiple herbs + colloidal silver which is very expensive. I get relief that lasts about a week after discontinuing treatment and then its back.

Apparently it can be very difficult to clear and I just want to see if anyone had any info on this topic.
Posted 12/6/2024 12:50 PM (GMT -5)
MARCoNS are a bit controversial in the space.

Some insist on treating. Some (even shoemaker) doubt if it’s even possible to fully clear them / staph can be part of a healthy microbiome. Some will attempt to treat once - saying for some people it is worth it - some see no difference.

Have you ruled out fungal colonization nasal wise?
Posted 12/6/2024 5:10 PM (GMT -5)
I tested negative for MARCONS, but i do know something about it. From what I read in the past, some people have a hard time clearing it, as it comes back. I remember reading the experience of Greg on Biotoxin Journey blog site. He treated MARCONS multiple times and didn’t clear it until he had cavitation surgery to clean out dental cavitation infections. MARCONS can reside in both sinus and dental cavitations.

Have you ever seen a biological dentist and had a CAVITAT or conebeam scan to look for cavitations? Have you had any teeth pulled (including wisdom teeth) or have you had any root canals? Those are where cavitations occur.
Posted 12/8/2024 10:08 PM (GMT -5)

WalkingbyFaith said...
I tested negative for MARCONS, but i do know something about it. From what I read in the past, some people have a hard time clearing it, as it comes back. I remember reading the experience of Greg on Biotoxin Journey blog site. He treated MARCONS multiple times and didn’t clear it until he had cavitation surgery to clean out dental cavitation infections. MARCONS can reside in both sinus and dental cavitations.

Have you ever seen a biological dentist and had a CAVITAT or conebeam scan to look for cavitations? Have you had any teeth pulled (including wisdom teeth) or have you had any root canals? Those are where cavitations occur.

I had two root canals done in February 2024, cone beam scan showed those 2 teeth needing them done. I had wisdom teeth removed 15 years ago. Would cone beam scan show cavitations there if they existed? from what I was told the scans looked good, but I will probably get a second opinion.
Posted 12/8/2024 11:24 PM (GMT -5)
I would expect a biological dentist would be able to look at the scan and tell if there are cavitations. You might even be able to get a 2nd opinion from a biological dentist regarding the scans without having to go see them. If you need help finding one, search the IAOMT website for dentists.
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