bacteria from tooth decay

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Satnam,

A long time ago I posted a question asking about why I would have a

foul odor coming out of my pores after practicing Kundalini Yoga. I

didn't get any answers that related...people seemed to think I meant

body odor, which it wasn't. Though I'm normally perfectly healthy, I

was concerned that something was really wrong. It turns out I had a

very decayed wisdom tooth. Once I had it removed, there was no longer a

toxic smell after doing breath of fire or intense physical exercise.

Just thought I'd post this, as I noticed the same thing happening with

one of my students. It's amazing how KY goes right to the areas of the

body that need healing and clears them out. I had no idea that decay in

the teeth would be moved out through the skin. But, the skin is an

organ. My dentist hadn't told me how bad the cavity was. Once I held

the tooth in my hand and saw what was going on, I was shocked. Glad I

trusted my intuition and went for a second opinion.

Satpal Kaur

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Kundalini-Yoga , " Stephenie Lawton "

<balletstef wrote:

> ur right...

 

most of the times docs say that everything is right with us...

 

but only we know something is not right...

 

i went through a health issue as well and doc said I was alright

after all the tests ..but my intuition told me what was wrong..I did

somethin simple about that myself and now I am fine.

 

> Satnam,

> A long time ago I posted a question asking about why I would have a

> foul odor coming out of my pores after practicing Kundalini Yoga. I

> didn't get any answers that related...people seemed to think I

meant

> body odor, which it wasn't. Though I'm normally perfectly healthy,

I

> was concerned that something was really wrong. It turns out I had a

> very decayed wisdom tooth. Once I had it removed, there was no

longer a

> toxic smell after doing breath of fire or intense physical

exercise.

> Just thought I'd post this, as I noticed the same thing happening

with

> one of my students. It's amazing how KY goes right to the areas of

the

> body that need healing and clears them out. I had no idea that

decay in

> the teeth would be moved out through the skin. But, the skin is an

> organ. My dentist hadn't told me how bad the cavity was. Once I

held

> the tooth in my hand and saw what was going on, I was shocked. Glad

I

> trusted my intuition and went for a second opinion.

> Satpal Kaur

>

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Sat Nam,

 

I had a similar situation a couple years ago, a sudden pain in a back

molar but my dentist said it looked fine. I would learn later that

the tooth was cracked and in the process of dying. Over a number of

months my health and spirit declined and eventually I developed

impetigo on my face (it seemed to originate on my jaw near where the

dying tooth was located). After a routine dental visit I needed a

root canal on another tooth. When I saw the specialist I mentioned

the previous problem with the molar and he said it was obviously

cracked and I might need a root canal on that tooth as well. While I

awaited that second procedure, I began taking grapefruit seed extract

(GSE), an organic antibiotic. The next day a putrid liquid began

draining out of my right sinus. I found that the best way to pump it

out was to use Kundalini Yoga " frogs, " which I did multiple times per

day until all the liquid had drained. It took at least a week and

was an incredible experience. I couldn't believe that all that

decaying matter had been in my head (!). No wonder I hadn't been

feeling well for so long. When the eventual root canal was

performed, there was very little decay left in the tooth. With the

help of Kundalini Yoga, I had gotten rid of most of it. By the way,

I have a new dentist now.

 

Simran

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>Simran,

 

Thank you for your post. Very interesting. It fascinates me how the

KY pushed the bacteria along a pathway to get it out of the body. The

tooth I had trouble with was on the left side, and it was the pores

on the left side of my ribcage area that were releasing. Glad to hear

you found a dentist who cleared everything up.

My intuition has been telling me to rinse the mouth every night with

warm salt water to prevent problems. Of course it would probably help

if I stopped eating candy and drinking coffee with cream and sugar!

Satpal Kaur

 

> Sat Nam,

>

> I had a similar situation a couple years ago, a sudden pain in a

back

> molar but my dentist said it looked fine. I would learn later

that

> the tooth was cracked and in the process of dying. Over a number

of

> months my health and spirit declined and eventually I developed

> impetigo on my face (it seemed to originate on my jaw near where

the

> dying tooth was located). After a routine dental visit I needed a

> root canal on another tooth. When I saw the specialist I

mentioned

> the previous problem with the molar and he said it was obviously

> cracked and I might need a root canal on that tooth as well. While

I

> awaited that second procedure, I began taking grapefruit seed

extract

> (GSE), an organic antibiotic. The next day a putrid liquid began

> draining out of my right sinus. I found that the best way to pump

it

> out was to use Kundalini Yoga " frogs, " which I did multiple times

per

> day until all the liquid had drained. It took at least a week and

> was an incredible experience. I couldn't believe that all that

> decaying matter had been in my head (!). No wonder I hadn't been

> feeling well for so long. When the eventual root canal was

> performed, there was very little decay left in the tooth. With

the

> help of Kundalini Yoga, I had gotten rid of most of it. By the

way,

> I have a new dentist now.

>

> Simran

>

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With all this discussion about tooth decay and bacteria, perhaps you should try xylitol, made from the birch tree and a wonderful dentist put the xylitol into gum and chewable tablets that are delicious. The xylitol has been proven to remineralize the teeth and increase the Ph. I LOVE them. Check out the web site www.zellies.com. You won't be sorry! Karen Eddings, RN, MHN, IKYTAYoga/Meditation/Sound Therapy(413) 519-2375 "If we're willing to give up hope that insecurity and pain can be exterminated, then we can have the courage to relax with the groundlessness of the situation. This is the first step on the path." -- Pema Chodron

[Guest guest]

Karen,

Thank you for this info! I went on the website and read all of the

information. This is what my intuition had been telling me. If we can

heal our bodies with yoga, and they regenerate, then why we have to

keep having extensive dental work done? It seems so barbaric... now my

dentist wants to redo three more crowns, because of decay between the

teeth. My teeth feel fine. I think it's financial.

I went to Walgreens and bought all of the rinses and picked up some

100% zylitol gum at the health food store. It's a great program.

I just found Awtar Singh's post on this dentist. What a relief! Next I

need to email her a thank you.

Satpal Kaur