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from fillings, root canals, dead teeth or cavitations in these
locations can cause digestive problems.
Case: Lauri, age 38, radio sounds in her head
The oral cavity is the most overlooked area of the entire body
when it comes to diagnosing illness. Lauri‟s hearing problem
began when she walked into her bathroom and heard television
and radio sounds. Lauri's problem is common when
incompatible metal filings or oral infections are present. She had
consulted many health practitioners about this undiagnosed
condition, with no solution. The patient‟s doctor, Dr. Tom Stone,
a physician knowledgeable about the oral cavity, referred Lauri
to me for evaluation and treatment.
I recorded very high readings using an Oral Potential Meter II
to measure the electrical currents in her mercury silver amalgam
fillings. Our plan involved removal of the amalgam fillings that
contained the high electrical current. After removal of the fillings
she noticed that the radio and television sounds in her ears had
gone away.
She sent me the following thank you note saying: “I had all
but given up hope of ever finding anyone who could stop all the
noise in my ears.”
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