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emoved all amalgam fillings and placed six non-metal oxide
composites. Driving home that afternoon she told her husband
she felt a sensation but did not have to vomit. Within two days
after the mercury removal, Mary Ann could eat food and lead a
normal life. The good results prompted her to ask if I could help
her with the sore throat that she had had for five months. I
checked her recent wisdom teeth extraction sites, # 17 and #32
with CEDS, and that revealed a problem, possibly related to her
sore throat.
Mary Ann returned to the oral surgeon who had removed her
wisdom teeth. She asked if it was possible her sore throat could
be caused by the extractions. The oral surgeon told her the
extractions had nothing to do with her throat problem. The
removal of her fillings with good results brought her back to see
if I could help her sore throat. The wisdom teeth area on the
lower right and left needed only an opening of the gum tissue to
change the energy field. Immediately after the anesthetic left
the lower jaw, her throat pain was gone.
Their excitement with the results took Mary Ann and her
husband back to their M.D. to tell him they found a cure to Mary
Ann‟s vomiting. The medical doctor said, “You can believe that if
you want to.” Angrily, Mary Ann‟s husband said to the doctor, “I
don‟t care if Dr. Cook would have danced around her with
feathers, her vomiting stopped.”
Wisdom Teeth in General
Impacted or congenitally missing wisdom teeth or the area
where a wisdom tooth has been extracted can have far reaching
effects on the total health of mind and body. Wisdom teeth are
related to varying symptoms such as: low energy, poor mental
attitude, nervousness, indigestion, rapid or irregular heart rate,
hearing problems, vertigo, pain, and impaired kidney function.
All fillings must be checked for compatibility before
performing oral surgery, especially in the wisdom tooth area.
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