Date:   4/28/2011 12:07:07 AM ( 13 y ago)
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To: Tom

Okay, I'm pretty sure the yogurt test would be doable given that it seems fairly straight forward. Plus the technician had some ideas of her own on how to better assess the results than by consistency alone. So Let me run that past her and see if we can setup something up. PS. how many samples and groups do you think it would take to establish reliable data?

As for my Bone infection, it is located in the lower left mandible(almost underneath). In my second year of suffering, a biopsy confirmed the presence of the staphylococcus bacteria in some of the surrounding tissue around the extraction site(deeper gum line).
And though the visible bone at the site itself seemed healthy, the surgeon who did the biopsy said this didn't necessarily mean that the bacteria within the lesion was staphylococcus either. But he did say it was a common strain in cases such as these.

Having said that, the thing that I've been thinking about is how we could get the Chlorine Dioxide to the affected area or site of the lesion. Because the actual area isn't accessible from within the mouth per say, but rather from the underside of the Jaw bone(pointing under chin).

As for a diet change. The answer is YES.
I'd have no problems altering my diet if it would help with my condition so long as it doesn't exceed my financial means. I was eating 3 garlic bulbs per day every day for several weeks to try and fight this thing, and so you can imagine that dietary changes haven't been the issue for me.

On the topic of healing, here's what I was told by a Surgeon in Toronto who has experience with Jaw bone infections;

1. Bone infection potentially CAN but most often never heal.
2. Bone infections don't heal due to the toxins being trapped in the necrotic bone.
3. Bone infection are very hard to treat due to the impaired blood flow around and within the damaged area.
4. Bone infection could heal it it were possible to neutralize and stop the bacteria from reoccurring this allowing the bone to repair itself.

And so the common treatment is surgical debridement. Which is where they clean the necrotic area and graft healthy bone into the lesion(best option) or pack it with an Antibiotic type of cement(which is less than ideal).

Anyways... as you can imagine, the pain and suffering associated when a bone infection runs amuck, is enough to cause a person to not want to live anymore. So you can imagine where I was coming from when I decided to try Miracle-Mineral-Supplement as a treatment.

On the issue of Oxidative sress, I have not been in to see my doctor in well over 8 months. I used to have a regular follow-up, but after the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement seemed to be working, I began to slow my visits and eventually stopped altogether.

However, I did have to get a physical done for work recently and was told that everything "checked out" other than having low potassium. I never asked to get my magnesium and calcium checked because I didn't know it was affected by the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement at the time. Whatever the case, I am long overdue for a follow-up on the condition.

So what things should I have tested?
Electrolytes
Vitamin D3
Oxidation

Anything else you can think of?

My feet are fine btw.
No fungus, smell or pains.
And the only issue I've ever had with my feet was due to a course of CIPRO. Which cause my ankles to hurt so much that I could barely walk. Luckily, it wasn't permanent and everything returned to normal over the course of time.

John

PS. I'm pretty excited about the idea of gathering meaningful data on MMS. Good bad, whatever! - There just just doesn't seem to be enough out there to base anything meaningful from it, it seems.

PS. I know we've touched on the Chlorine Dioxide before. But can you tell me again how I might learn more about the treatment? I didn't get a chance to talk to my dentist about it yet. He's been on vacation since it last came-up.
 

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