Look into using ear candles to clean them out & help with infection. ----- Original Message ----- From: Connie Howard To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2005 11:33 AM Subject: CS>Ear Infections and amalgam fillings
Has anyone experienced this problem? Since I was about 12 and having had tons of dental filling; I get ear infection routinely. At their worse they feel like nails being pounded into my brain. After a day the I began to get what I call the acid burn.... from my ear down my throat it feel like acid being poured on raw skin.... the back of my throat closes up to a very small opening.... when this began this time I immediately drenched my ears with Colloidal Silver (20ppm) my ears did not get worse my my throat really did.... I was gargling colloidal silver and drinking V8 juice with red pepper powder... also eating medium heat natural salsa.... anything that would give me some relief. after the 2nd day I broke down and took a 500mg amoxicillan pill and at bed time a codeine pill.... the pain from my throat was getting unbearable. Over the last year I have been having dental work completed... gold crowns and filling we have almost completed one side of my mouth... I want to have all the old filing replaced but all my dental treatment is free and with the cost of the work I have to settle. I'm hoping next year to be able to setup something in Mexico (info the list provided). Just was curious if anyone else has had similar experience. thanks connie On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 23:05:18 -0800 (PST) Bill Keen <[email protected]> writes: Well Ruth, With a mouthful of silver crowns you shouldn't need CS one would think. The mercury amalgam fillings are so toxic that most dentists do not use them anymore and everyone that I know that has had theirs removed has had a marked improvement in their overall health and usually a definite memory gain. On the other hand, pulling all of them has very few benefits. Yes, you get to take them out to brush without stretching your mouth all out-of-whack. But, the gums will stay sore for quite some time, in most cases, until the 'contact points' get callused. And then there is the hassle of having to do without while they are being repaired/replaced. And then there is the 'goop' that holds them in place. Have you ever tried it? I am in favor of keeping whatever you can with either gold or silver crowns to replace amalgam fillings. Bill Keen
