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“Medicine is not healthcare – Food is healthcare. Medicine is sickcare. Let’s all get this straight, for a change.” Karen Pendergrass, Paleo Foundation
“The first year of life is the strongest period of jaw growth. By age 6, about 90% of head growth and about 80% of jaw growth has already occurred.”
“Get people better and they will send more new patients to you than you can treat.” Dr George Goodheart Jr. DC, Chiropractor and developer of Applied Kinesiology
“It is important to keep in mind that when a developmental injury shows in the face of a young child it becomes worse when the adult face forms.” Dr Weston Price DDS, Dentist and Researcher
“Manipulative medicine is no longer a taboo topic.” Professor Nortin Hadler MD, Rheumatologist
“When there is synchronous movement in the craniosacral system, the physiology of the central nervous system functions more efficiently and the nerve tissue is, in general, healthier.” Dr Robert Norret DC, Chiropractor
“The marked (deterioration in facial structure) occurred in the first generation after the parents adopted the white man’s foods and has occurred in spite of heredity.” Dr Weston Price DDS, Dentist and Researcher
“I work from the philosophy of evolution that function creates structure. Therefore when I treat a client I start with structure. This is a law!” Dr Harvey Bigelsen MD, Holistic Physician and Author
Video: Dental Causes of Hair Loss
This article offers a two-part video interview with the health kinesiologist, Vera Peiffer of Hair Growth UK. In it, Vera talks about her approach to the different kinds of hair loss and the critical role that dental causes may play … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Disease, Extractions & Surgery, Root Canal Fillings, Structure & Development, Toxic Metals
Tagged alopecia, candida, cavitation, dental amalgam, digestion, food intolerance, hair, hair loss, hair regrowth, heavy metal, infection, malocclusion, mercury, mercury toxicity, parasite, root canal, TMJ, toxic metal, yeast
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3D Printing in Dentistry
Dentists (and husband and wife) Dr Andrew Dawood and Dr Susan Tanner of Wimpole Street, London have no less than six 3D printers in the basement of their practice. They use these to manufacture a wide variety of objects out … Continue reading
Posted in Extractions & Surgery, Miscellaneous
Tagged 3D print, 3d printing, CAT scan, CT scan, implant, PEEK, polymer, scan, surgery, technology, treatment
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Video: Implant Infection Removal
The biological dentist, Dr Ronald Carlson DDS, talks about the problems posed by titanium implants. These include generation of voltage, corrosion of the metal, infection most commonly with actinomyces, reactivity of the bone marrow as revealed by pathology testing and … Continue reading
Research: Dental Foci of Infection – The History
Thus article offers a link to the book Oral Sepsis in its Relationship to Systemic Disease by the eminent Professor William Duke MD PhB which was published in 1918. It has recently been digitised and made available as an Open Library … Continue reading
Video: The Applications of SCENAR Technology
These three short videos explain Self Controlled Energy Neuro-Adaptive Regulator (ie: SCENAR) technology. In the first two videos Dr Irina Kossovskaia explains the history and applications and in the third video the naturopath Dr Peter Swanz explains how he uses … Continue reading
Posted in Extractions & Surgery
Tagged biofeedback, biophysical medicine, device, electric, electrical, electricity, EMF, healing, SCENAR
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Research: Routine Extractions Routinely Produce Cavitations
In this paper written jointly by the biological dentistry advocate, Dr Hal Huggins DDS MS, and the internist and cardiologist, Dr Thomas Levy MD FACDD, published in the Journal of Advancement in Medicine in 1996, the authors explain the pathophysiology … Continue reading
Posted in Extractions & Surgery, Research
Tagged bone, bone cavitation, cavitation, dental cavitation, extraction, gangrene, jaw, jaw bone, jaw cavitation, necrosis, NICO, osteonecrosis
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Audio: Extreme Health Radio Interview With Alison Adams
In this interview Justin and Kate Stellman of Extreme Health Radio talk with Dr Alison Adams about a variety of health- and dental-related topics. Issues covered include: Proper facial development The health effects of toxic metals and particularly mercury How mercury … Continue reading
Posted in Extractions & Surgery, Miscellaneous, Root Canal Fillings, Structure & Development, Toxic Metals
Tagged Advanced Lightwire Functional Appliance, ALF, amalgam fillings, ANS, cavitations, childhood trauma, dental amalgam, detoxification, facial development, holograms in the blood, intravenouschelation, maternal nutrition, mercury, mercury amalgam, mercury poisoning, mercury toxicity, minimata treaty, occlusion, orthodontics, TMJ, toxic metals, Weston Price
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Video: How Your Mouth May Be The Cause Of Your Health Problem
The integrative physician and acupuncturist, Dr Isaac Eliaz MD LAc MS, talks about how your mouth may well be the cause of your health problems. He discusses issues relating to toxic metals, electric current generation, root canals, cavitations, periodontal disease, … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Disease, Energetic Relationships, Extractions & Surgery, Root Canal Fillings, Structure & Development, Toxic Metals
Tagged amalgam, amalgam amalgam fillings, amalgam removal, biological dentistry, cancer, cavitation, electric current, mercury, mercury poisoning, mercury toxicity, metal, root canal, TMJ, toxic metal
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Video: An Introduction To Platelet Rich Fibrin
This video shows how vials of blood drawn from the patient can be centrifuged for 10 minutes to produce Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) or a ‘snot clot’. This can then be mixed with freeze dried bone to fill an extraction … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, blood clot, bone graft, extraction, healing, platelet rich fibrin, PRF, socket
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Robin Williams’ Health Woes: Joining the Dots 1
So it emerges after the sad suicide of comedian Robin Williams, that in addition to his public struggles with addiction, anxiety and depression, he was also privately dealing with the early stages of Parkinson’s disease as revealed by his wife, … Continue reading
Robin Williams’ Health Woes: Joining The Dots 2
Continued from Robin Williams’ Health Woes: Joining the Dots 1 Possible causes of Parkinson’s disease Parkinson’s disease may be related to genetics, head injuries (the most likely cause in Mohammed Ali’s case), the use of some drugs, oxidative damage, … Continue reading
Audio: Empowerment Through Dental Knowledge With Dr Hal Huggins
A somewhat frail Dr. Hal Huggins DDS MS talks with Patrick Timpone of One Radio about dental implants, cavitations, root canal filled teeth, dental amalgam fillings and answers listener’s questions. Hour 1: Hour 2: Further resources For … Continue reading
Video: Introducing the Bioimplant
Bioimplants are a breakthrough in implant design and technique. At present Bioimplant placement is only available in Vienna, Austria, with the general or referring dentist then able to complete treatment by manufacturing a crown 8-12 weeks later. Bioimplants are milled … Continue reading
Audio: Dr Earl Bergersen on the Ortho-Tain System
Dr Earl O. Bergersen DDS, the developer of the Ortho-Tain system talks with Patrick Timpone of OneRadio. Ortho-Tain is an innovative kind or interventive orthodontics and although it was developed 40 years ago, is still little known. Children can wear … Continue reading
Audio: True Holistic Dentistry With Dr Stuart Nunnally
Dr. Stuart Nunnally is a biological dentist and has also trained in naturopathy. In this interview with Patrick Timpone of OneRadio, he discusses the use of platelet rich plasma (PRP) and platelet rich fibrin (PRF) post-extraction to preserve bone. He … Continue reading
