Hello to all, It's time to share another personal anecdote on the use of the combination of Zappers and CS to knock out a building tooth abscess condition.
Please note: this is provided for information purposes only, as a singular anecdotal report of one individuals experience on one occasion, and is not intended as medical advice, for which you are advised to consult your health care practitioner of choice... <g> ... now that we've made the obligatory disclaimer...: Last May, I had some bridge work done in the front of my upper jaw; all was well until last Sunday, Sept. 27th, when a 'tenderness' developed gradually deep in the root tip of one of the teeth the new bridge was built on. Sensitivity to pressure was the initial symptom. I got out the CS I'd made over a month before, ~20PPM , and I took about 1T. (tablespoon) that evening. By Monday morning, this situation was more intense, with an additional factor: sensitivity to heat - not fun drinking my morning coffee without letting it cool quite a bit... <G> I used another ~ 1T. CS again that morning, (holding it in the mouth for several minutes and swishing it around- the usual.) By evening, the tooth was still tender; after a busy day, it was time to take the time to get out the Zapper! I started with the Zapper LTS, which runs a gradual frequency sweep from about 28KHz, up to around 35KHz when a warm thumb is placed on a thermal sensing contact on the side of the handpiece / housing;l then back down when the thumb is removed. After just holding the handpieces in both hands for a while, I decided to get the effect closer to the tooth root, so I used this approach: With the main handpiece / housing in the left hand, and the external handpiece held in the right hand, I placed my right index finger under the upper lip, against the area of the tender tooth's root. I kept it there off & on for a while, probably about 10 minutes, then took a break. Chemical Sensitivity is something I deal with, and I'd recently been reading a book which mentioned Candida overpopulation as being a common situation in people with MCS... so I grabbed the Zapper HFA (High Frequency Adjustable) and set it at Hulda Clark's recommended frequency for Candida albicans, 386KHz. I ran another long session using this frequency, (~11 volt rechargeable battery, using the 'High" output jack - less current limiting) again placing my index finger tip against the area of the tooth root. I continued this off & on for at least another half hour. Before going to bed, I took another 1T. of CS, (second time that day), again holding it in the mouth & swishing it around. Tuesday morning, I awoke, and immediately noticed that the tooth was not sensitive to pressure any more! I made the coffee, & drank it hot with no temperature sensitivity at all... what a difference one night can make! (Should have made time to grab the Zapper early the previous day, but life gets busy, & we sometimes don't take the time to take care of ourselves as soon as we should... <sheepish grin> I continue with 1T CS twice a day, & did another Zapper session Tues, evening, again using both Zappers in succession, just to continue keeping whatever it was that brought on this session, from coming back. If I'd waited longer before using the Zapper & the CS, I wonder if my results would have been as prompt? I'm not sure I want to find out... major pain from a tooth abscess is something I've experienced, and I have fought one with antibiotics for weeks on end in the past, with minimal relief. 'Been There, Done That- Don't Wanna Go Back!' As Brian McInturff mentioned recently in regards to cold viruses, it's good to "Zap Early, Zap Often' - in other words, we have to remind ourselves, "when you feel something coming on, don't wait until you're in the middle of a full blown condition before using the tools you have at hand, or can easily make or buy..." The combination of CS & Zapping (or Rifeing, for those who have access or can afford it) can offer an effective "first line of defense" - but only if we take the time to use it promptly. Be Well! Bruce k. Stenulson Applied Technology The Alternate Health Approaches Forum htrtp://web.idirect.com/~showcase/althealth/index.html -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the subject: line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
