Solving the MS Mystery
Multiple sclerosis is a mystery, even when you know where it comes from and how to solve the problems. There is another factor that is not found in the blood. The human being behind the disease. This must be addressed also. “MS Mystery” is not a flagship book, it is more of a battleship. It has its own guns, living quarters, radar, communication system and recovery abilities for those who fall overboard. Where does MS come from? First, of course, is genetics. You have to have a susceptibility. Then an exposure. How do you catch it? Violation of the 7-14-21 day cycles is most often a stealth factor - dental and otherwise. Although discovered by Hippocrates over 2500 years ago, it was lost for centuries. Then Huggins observed it, and made it part of the recovery events. What are you exposed to? What constitutes a violation that can create an autoimmune disease in the body. When metals like mercury, nickel, copper (common dental materials) become attached to a cell membrane, the immune system recognizes that cell as abnormal, and one to be destroyed. If it is your own cell that was infested with a toxic metal, then you develop “auto” (self) “immune” (your white blood cells) disease. Toxins from dead or root canal teeth can create the same autoimmune response. What if you have both? In the field of toxicology mathematics is different. One plus one equals a toxicity of far greater than two. More than exponential in some cases. Can this be proven? Look at the white blood cell charts. One can’t dispute what happened there. Look at the lymphocyte viability. Can’t argue that either. Look at the spinal taps. Amazing. From lots of abnormal proteins to none in about 10 days. Documentation? Thousands of chemistries demonstrate that removal of dental toxins produces much healthier chemistry values. Even the DNA shows reversals of malignant to non-malignant. Why does dentistry continue to insist that there is no evidence, and that dental toxins are perfectly
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November 13 2008 09:32 pm | lymphocytes
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