Terry,
I have observed several experiences with mandibular and maxillary tooth
infections that were not responsive to CS taken orally and or swished. This
was in myself and others. However, when 10% by volume DMSO was added, and
the solution delivered to the site with a bulb syringe, the CS was almost as
effective as Keflex, differing mostly in the time required to significantly
reduce the infection.
It does seem to be a transport issue; it the CS gets to the infected cells,
it works.
Antibiotics do sometimes work when CS does not.
Jim
-----Original Message-----
From: Terry Chamberlin [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 5:03 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>CS vs antibiotics
sol said,
> Antibiotics per se are not the enemy, it is
improper, careless use of them for conditions for which they are ineffective
(colds for one) that are the problem. <
Unfortunately, I must agree. I struggled with a major molar tooth infection
for five years, trying to keep the tooth, until I gave up and had it pulled
a few months ago.
CS had no affect on the infection, no matter how much I drank, soaked and
swished it. Although I was able to keep it mostly under control for five
years using various bioelectric devices (Magnetic Pulser, Blood Purifier,
6-volt battery), I twice had to use antibiotics when all else failed.
Eventually even the bioelectric devices weren't enough and I had to have it
pulled.
I suspect the problem is that CS needs to come in contact with the pathogens
to kill them. When the pathogens are inside a tooth or jawbone, there is no
practical way to get enough CS to the site.
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