brooks,
This product isn't advertised for internal use, only topical. Is it safe
to place on or around a tooth in the mouth?
Bob
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From: brooks76009
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2008 10:01 PM
Subject: [FW]RE: CS>TOOTH EMERGENCY: Comment
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Subject : RE: CS>TOOTH EMERGENCY: Comment
Date : Sun, 21 Dec 2008 20:27:13 -0500 (EST)
From : "brooks76009" <[email protected]>
To : <[email protected]>
Dear Jesse,
Please forgive my tardy reply. Lidocaine gel (the best form to use) may be
obtained without prescription from the Alimed Company. The url for their
website
is Http://Alimed.com When the homepage comes up just type lido-gel in the
product inquiry window. The product which is the best for topical use is 3319
and comes in a 2 oz. bottle. It is 4% strength and costs about $22.00 plus
shipping. It has proven to ber an excellent product...for us. Two ounces should
last the casual used quite a long time. It is not susceptible to aging effects
and may be maintained at room temperature for a long time (years). We have used
this material for quite some time and it ;has yielded splendid high-speed pain
relief in topical applications.
Normally, it is quite difficult for the lay-person to obtain anything
containing
any of the really useful nerve-blocking agents. I do not know how much
longer this avenue for acquiring this substance will remain open....but it
continues to be so at present. I just purchased two bottles several days
ago....and did so as an individual citizen....not through the foundation.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely, Brooks.
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Subject : RE: CS>TOOTH EMERGENCY: Comment
Date : Fri, 19 Dec 2008 19:19:26 -0500
From : jessie70 <[email protected]>
To : [email protected]
Brooks, are Lidocaine, Procaine or Novocaine solution by prescription
only? Thanks, Jess
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From: brooks76009 [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 6:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>TOOTH EMERGENCY: Comment
Oil of Clove does, indeed, help most toothaches. There is another
protocol, which we have found to be of value....especially in cases presenting
as a result of the pulp chamber contents (especially the nerve fiber)being
exposed. We have achieved
excellent, emergency response to the following protocol. Using 10 to 20
ppm colloidal silver as the parent solution, add 10%---by volume---of
full-strength DMSO to CS (90% by volume) and swish (especially in the locale of
the affected tooth) gently for about 5 minutes......then expectorate the
residual fluid. If there is much attendant pain,an ancillary step may be
added---for significant---high-speed pain relief. That being using a clean
cotton swab....dipped in 2% or 4% strength, Lidocaine, Procaine or Novocaine
solution----apply directly to the insulted tooth surface with the end of the
swab (try to keep the tongue from rubbing against the tooth----especially for
the first 30 seconds after application). In sharp-pain cases involving the lean
tissue surrounding the tooth proper.....it is advisable to paint the flesh
surrounding the problem tooth, (using the Lidocaine-impregnated swab) to an
area of about 1/4 inch diameter. This simple address has demonstrated! to !
furnish very satisfactory results.
Within 30 minutes following this protocol, it is advisable to gargle the
mouth with 10 ppm CS (90% by volume) and DMSO (10% by volume).....for 5 minutes
and then expectorating. Repating this last step every 3 hours has yielded the
best control...for us.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
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Subject : Re: CS>TOOTH EMERGENCY
Date : Fri, 19 Dec 2008 14:10:15 -0800
From : Malcolm
To : [email protected]
Hi, another old-time temporary fix, for the tooth part, is oil of clove
which pharmacies used to carry but also likely nowadays found in health
organic supplement type stores. Soak a tooth pick in the oil of clove
and dab it onto the tooth - the stuff stings like crazy so minimize lip
contact. HTH, Malcolm
On Fri, 2008-12-19 at 21:09 +0000, [email protected] wrote:
> Happy Holiday to All. I'm in the middle of Christmas plans and I have
> a crashing tooth ache and sore throat. I have been gargling and
> drinking CS. I have DMSO but not quite sure if I should use it along
> with CS on my tooth???? H-E-L-P.
>
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