I must be certain that you are well before I have you do these cavitations on yourself. Or mercury for that matter. Or even root canals!
Wrong!!
I am sure you have heard this before and are also sick of hearing it from other people. And I hate it also. But to tell you the honest truth it CAN be helpful advice if you are healthy enough.. but if you are not, then why wait. Even for root canals extraction if you have to wait, then fine. It is all ok with me as long as you have a plan in the meantime and you are sticking to it. Otherwise, there's not much point in waiting. You need to act fast, otherise it will be a long story pulling yourself back as you were here. That's just what I thought I HAD to say.
Now on to the cavitations, I got one to do one because I was ljust lucky. That's it. The guy that told me about it( God bless his soul) forced the doctor to just "do it" and it turned out alright. There is a Huggins protocol for cavitational cleaning and I think that you can have the dentist/periodontist/oral hygienist read that and see how it goes.
But I stress that if you can do it gently, you can. then do. Because that will ultimately be what is best for you. But if you feel you cannot wait then go ahead and do the cavitations anyway because it is a great deal, source of toxicity. So have yourself figured out, and then come to a conclusiv decision, based on that.
I had mine done by" just opening it up" and seeing what I found there. And it was small, the cavitations that is. But I felt so much better AFTERWARDS!
If you can, have someone who has done them before look at it for you. If not, you can always ask around to look for someone else.
But Know what you are doing before you have them done, and once you have them done then please keep them clean and look after the sites because you NEED to know what you are doing afterwards to keep them clean. So there you go. Just my two cents.
