Re: Anyone use NMT to treat their cavs?

Yes, I used Gabriele Kellenborn via Skype. I also talked to another naturopatic practitioner, Dr. Doug Phillips from Florida, who used to be a dentist, about the Feinberg's et al. paper on NMT and cavitations. He told me that the Cavitat scan does not measure bone density, but rather a blood flow. That if there is an obstructed blood flow, it would show on Cavitat, and it can be reversed by working on autonomous nervous system. He was once present at a conference with the Cavitat inventor and Dietrich Klinghart, and Klinghart overnight achieved the same effect as they did in a paper in 10 months. Which means the patients did not really have a cavitations, just obstructed blood flow.
On the other hand, with the improved blood flow, you chances of getting cavitations are less and it does promote bone healing.
I have 3 root canals and one extraction and Dr. Phillips muscle tested me for cavitations on those. Now, muscle testing does not tell you if it is a cavitation or abscess etc. The only thing it tells you if it affects the meridian energy and makes it week. He tested me prior to my work with Dr. Kallenborn and all four teeth tested positive (induced weakness). After 5 session with her he retested me. Two root canals tested negative (strong). One was better, but not as strong as the other two. The extraction still tested weak.

So, I probably did not have cavitations at root canals, but rather conditions that are favourable for developing them. I have no other indication that whatever Dr. Kallenborn did on cavitations, worked, other than muscle testing. On the other hand, she helped me with chronic headaches. She also helps with mental/emotional issues, though it does not lasts. Tweet