Re: dental health

The chronic fatigue and pain decreased immediately. I felt less depressed and experienced a very uplifting and energetic reaction. I had to hold myself back physically, because I had so much housework and yardwork to do, but the extractions held me back to a certain extent. If I did too much, the extractions weeped and bled. If my blood pressure went up, the extractions hurt.

I have metal toxicity, so I don't plan to use implants. If the dentures don't feel secure, instead of implants, I'll get bone grafts to build up the ridges.

All of my health has not completely reversed. My lymphatic system has been inflamed and clogged for years now. I now know that my teeth were the cause. I do see edema improvement in my legs already.

I still have six upper front teeth and seven lower front teeth to be pulled. They look great, but they are an assortment of root canals, crowns, plastic veneers, and porcelain overlays. They are in much pain now, because they are inflamed by all the molar extractions.

I was allowed to keep my pulled teeth for further examinations, I was amazed how bad they looked and understand why I've been so sick for so many years. Yet, the crowns and xrays were looked so wonderful.

It'll take a long time to regain my muscles and strength again, but I'm so excited about the feeling of well-being and good health, that I push myself physically in order to gain that strength back.

I don't have dentures yet, because my gum toxicity is so extremely bad. It may take several months to heal. It's been about three weeks and they are still bleeding. I won't proceed until my gums are healed, because I notice that on the days that I exert myself physically to the point of exhaustion, the gums excrete more toxicity on those days. I don't want dentures containing the toxicity - I'd rather it flow out freely.

Did you ever find out why the roots were green? Could it be gangrene? I've heard that root canals can be considered gangrenous. Tweet