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And what happens to people who do the Bionic 880 who still have their fillings? Can they still benefit from treatments, get no benefit, or get sick?
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It is not a good idea to get photon treatments while amalgams still in the mouth. From our experienc with Dr. K. and contact with practitioners who do the photon treatments with the Bionic, the metals are released as die-off takes place, any die-off of pathogens. If the mercury thus leaves the fillings, it tends to go the road of least resistance, i.e. the nerves, and from there quite easily into the brainstem and central nervous system. You don't want more mercury there. It is not easily removed from there. because it turns into a different form of mercury.
Dr. W. does not treat heavy metals, only borrelia and no co-infections. It takes a longer stay with some of the other practitioners who treat all of it. So that is something you should take into consideration.
Maybe Nano will come along and comment.
Take care.
After the fillings have been carefully removed from the teeth, detoxing can be started. With the Bionic I understand from practitioners who do it it takes few treatments to get the metals out of the body. It took us years without the Bionic.
It is very important to rule out allergies to heavy metals, because if that is the case, as we have just found out, the body will not release them until the allergies are cleared.
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I feel that I benefited from treatment in Germany. I did have amalgams at the time and I could feel them for the first time in my life.
The treatment knocked out lyme which is great but now that I have had my fillings removed, I deal with the metals daily.
If I were doing it over again, I would have my fillings out first.
It has taken months to come to this conclusion. At the time I was in Germany I wasn't thinking a lot about metals - just lyme.
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I had my fillings out in 1991. My Lyme went into remission for 12 years afterward. I think it's essential to have the metal out of your mouth first. I could taste the metals being released when I started Bionic treatment even though I had chelated and tested as not having much of a metal problem.
My photon treatment went very smoothly and I'm improving all the time. I have the flu right now, but before the flu I was about 85% leaving Germany, now have worked up to 95%. I hardly think of having Lyme anymore and even have been known to say I *used* to have Lyme.
I am finding I'm catching every bug I'm exposed to (I was exposed to someone who had the flu). Other than that, I'm feeling great. When I was sick with Lyme I never "caught" anything.
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What about crowns that have gold and porcelain? Is the gold a problem?
I have two more amalgams to remove. Got rid of one root canal. if
I need to replace a crown on a tooth that is not root-canaled, what is the best material to request?
Thanks,
wiserforit
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Gigi and all,
Is the allergie-immune test you recommended in another post the one used to determine if someone has an alergy to heavy metals? Should this be done before binic treatment?
And do all root canals need to be removed to do the bionic 880? Can any that test good, remain for good? Or are all existing root canals problems. What are alternatives?
Also interested in knowing if porcelin/gold crowns would be a problem with the bionic 880.
I only have one more amalgam to remove this month, but lots of crowns and several root canals that are still in my mouth.
Would you advise against treatment with the bionic if I still have root canals in place and crowns, even if they test ok from a natural dentist.
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quote:Gigi et.al.,
What about crowns that have gold and porcelain? Is the gold a problem?
I have two more amalgams to remove. Got rid of one root canal. if
I need to replace a crown on a tooth that is not root-canaled, what is the best material to request?
Thanks,
wiserforit
All of my gold crowns had amalgam underneath them, much of it no longer there but obviously moved into my central nervous system and brain. Whatever you have replaced, request a carbon-based material and have it tested for allergic reactions.
Anyone with metals in the mouth for a long time has turned allergic to some or all of them. This is what we are finding out for certain right now. If your system has turned allergic to anything, it is no longer able to release it, but it will store it away, deposit it somewhere where it sooner or later causes problems. Usually the hormone producing glands. This event has caused me to become allergic to my thyroid, i.e. it is no longer responding as it should. My husband is fighting his pancreas for the same reason.
The Allergie Immun therapy I have been posting about is apparently correcting this problem. We are doing the therapy right now. You will just have to follow some of my posts. I cannot repeat it in every answer that I post here. Sorry
Metals in the mouth create a mess for many people - and no dentist wants to admit it, even though they are sick puppies themselves - many of them.
You want to ask for carbon-based materials, not metallics. It's best to have all materials at least energetically tested before installation. www.melisa.org (to learn more).
Take care.
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Root canals can create many toxins. I had mine out along with the amalgams.
Having two different metals - gold/mercury can cause a galvanic reaction which is even worse than just having amalgams.
This is what Dr. W told me when he looked in my mouth and was confirmed by my dentist. I might have been able to keep the gold crown but the root canal in that tooth was no good.
Testing will sometimes show that a root canal can be treated with ozone but eventually may still need to come out. I took the short cut.
I was tested for over 200 different materials to see what was compatible with my body.
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Implanting titanium in an infected stressed body is not a good idea. I had one, but not for very long. Maybe doing it when you are well, but using the non-metal ones. They have been doing these in Europe for a number of years. Maybe eventually they will catch on here.
Take care.
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when you remove a root canal, do you have to remove the entire tooth?
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Exactly. The canal root is inside the tooth, so when you pull the tooth, the whole thing is out, including the canal root.
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