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Topic: Let The Tooth Be Known

GiGi
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Let the Tooth be Known by Dawn Ewing

Book Description

Are Your Teeth making you sick? Learn about the risks of Silver fillings, gold crowns and dentures. Find out which dental materials are suited for you. Discover the potential health risks of Root Canals. Learn how to find out what your dentist should know and how he should do things to keep you safe. Find out where to find a good Biological dentist. Learn about the newest tools used for finding Cavitations and hidden infections. If you have a compromised immune system this is a must read book.

Take care.

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nicolette
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Member # 8133

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Hi Gigi,

I am getting my 8 mercury fillings replaced this week (4) and in two weeks the remaining 4. I'd love to chat with you about expectations, etc., but I can't figure out how to pm you? Can we talk?

Nicolette

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GiGi
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N, feel free to e-mail me [email protected]
But do read some of my posts.

Take care.

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Sue vG
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Fond memories....I found this book in a used bookstore and it led me to Dr. Ewing and the biological dentist with whom she works (or worked - haven't seen them in a few years).

I'd been ill for 6 months, didn't yet have a diagnosis, but the two of them got me turned around and moving in a good direction.

Her testing independently confirmed tests I'd paid over $1000 for regarding metals, thyroid, and other issues.

While testing my tooth-organ relationships, she stopped at one point looking puzzled. She said that one tooth, which was related to the bladder, appeared to be affected by my bladder, rather than the ususal other way around of the tooth disturbing the organ. I laughed, not too hard though, because I had to pee so bad my teeth were floating!

Definitely a great investment in my health!!!

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