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Hi Linda, no I haven't! We don't really have many dentists/oral surgeons here that do cavitation surgery.
My doctor recommended one, but at this time I haven't been in touch. I am paying my dental bill off, so I can't really do much more right now. Plus still trying to recover from the last job! Would be a bad idea to go and get more done in this state.
I too have heard of people getting almost instant recoveries sometimes from cavitation surgery (if it's done right and thoroughly), but some have gotten worse, some needed multiple surgeries to get it right because they can come back.
Virus made me ill, but I could still somehow detox....so with the wisdom tooth removal? Something went badly wrong. Coincidentally. I was actually STILL detoxing mercury at the time I had the virus and could still do so. But stopped being able to after tooth extraction.
It is interesting that Andy mentions this in his book about those who stop making progress and things come to a standstill. Sometimes it can be cavitations. They are horrible, worse than mercury believe it or not! The toxins have been compared to mustard gas.
It's just ongoing potent rot in the jawbone spreading through every area of the human body. No wonder people can wind up so ill they can be in wheelchairs from it. One guy did and got well after cavitation surgery!
I see you are not making the progress you had hoped for. I wonder what might be going on there too. Have you tried something else like cilantro etc to check a response? Do you feel it's metal related now? Or something else going on? If this protocol doesn't feel as though it's effective enough, you may want to try something else to see what happens. Though I'd probably not experiment with ALA <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
I used to try chlorella and other things and it stirred things up no end, but at least it was indicative of a metal problem.
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