It seems that many of you want to hear about the healing that I am experiencing as a result of having had oral surgery to correct jawbone cavitations that we discovered was preventing the completion of my cure from emphysema and congestive heart failure. I have no teeth and never experienced any pain or discomfort from these jawbone infections located in my wisdom tooth sockets on both sides of my lower jawbone. No medication, antibiotic, herabal or nutritional product can get rid of this infection because it is in dead bone, there is no blood flow. Surgery is the only cure. Worse it doesn't usually show up on any kind of traditional medical imaging equipment. It requires a customized 3d imaging ultrasound scan called Cavitat to show up the cavitation.
I had my cavitation surgery on Monday June 7. I felt some immediate improvement in my lung function. The next day my kidneys were totally overwhelmed by the incredible amount of infection released into my body as a result of removing this hidden source of infection. I felt like I needed to urinate and a tiny dribble would occur. Things slowly improved over the next three days, and on June 10 I had a vitamin C IV administered by my holistic physician. By the next day the symptoms of a kidney infection had all but disappeared, my jawbone pain was manageable and I went away on to a Muskoka fishing lodge for the weekend.
My lungs are still congested but with the antibiotics, 4000 MG of pure vitamin C capsules every day and anothr C IV on the 17th, we expect to see significant gains over the next 10 days.
I thought you said in another post that your lung function was 100%? I didn't see your answer to my question before - how much did this surgery set you back, did insurance cover it etc? It's ok if you don't want to answer this as it's none of my business really, just it would be nice to know how much private treatments like this cost people. Anth
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It seems that many of you want to hear about the healing that I am experiencing as a result of having had oral surgery to correct jawbone cavitations that we discovered was preventing the completion of my cure from emphysema and congestive heart failure. I have no teeth and never experienced any pain or discomfort from these jawbone infections located in my wisdom tooth sockets on both sides of my lower jawbone. No medication, antibiotic, herabal or nutritional product can get rid of this infection because it is in dead bone, there is no blood flow. Surgery is the only cure. Worse it doesn't usually show up on any kind of traditional medical imaging equipment. It requires a customized 3d imaging ultrasound scan called Cavitat to show up the cavitation.
I had my cavitation surgery on Monday June 7. I felt some immediate improvement in my lung function. The next day my kidneys were totally overwhelmed by the incredible amount of infection released into my body as a result of removing this hidden source of infection. I felt like I needed to urinate and a tiny dribble would occur. Things slowly improved over the next three days, and on June 10 I had a vitamin C IV administered by my holistic physician. By the next day the symptoms of a kidney infection had all but disappeared, my jawbone pain was manageable and I went away on to a Muskoka fishing lodge for the weekend.
My lungs are still congested but with the antibiotics, 4000 MG of pure vitamin C capsules every day and anothr C IV on the 17th, we expect to see significant gains over the next 10 days.
My lung function is 100%. When I get consumed by infection my lungs get congested. It is clearing as this day passes.
The cost of this procedure is no secret and I discuss it openly with everyone who asks me. As for dental insurance, it is covered if it is covered. I have submitted it and will be reimbursed if it is covered. This information has been posted
This procedure involved the inspection and removal of infection at 5 cavitation sites. It was performed by an oral surgeon who used oxygen, freezing and laughing gas to ensure my comfort. The procedure took about an hour and he found and removed infected bone in all of those locations, and he filed off some bone bumps that were preventing my bottom dentures from fitting comfortably. The cost for this was $690.00 CDN.
His patients come from across North America to have this procedure done.
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I thought you said in another post that your lung function was 100%? I didn't see your answer to my question before - how much did this surgery set you back, did insurance cover it etc? It's ok if you don't want to answer this as it's none of my business
really,
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just it would be nice to know how much private treatments like this cost people. Anth
"Dave Wickware" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It seems that many of you want to hear about the healing that I am experiencing as a result of having had oral surgery to correct jawbone cavitations that we discovered was preventing the completion of my cure from emphysema and congestive heart failure. I have no teeth and never experienced any pain or discomfort from these jawbone infections located in my wisdom tooth sockets on both sides of
my
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lower jawbone. No medication, antibiotic, herabal or nutritional product can get rid of this infection because it
is
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in dead bone, there is no blood flow. Surgery is the only cure. Worse it doesn't usually show up on any kind of
traditional
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medical imaging equipment. It requires a customized 3d imaging ultrasound scan called Cavitat to show up the cavitation.
I had my cavitation surgery on Monday June 7. I felt some immediate improvement in my lung function. The next day my kidneys were totally overwhelmed by the incredible amount of infection released into my body
as
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a result of removing this hidden source of infection. I felt like I needed to urinate and a tiny dribble would occur. Things slowly improved over the next three days, and on June 10 I had a vitamin C IV administered by my holistic physician. By the next day the symptoms of a kidney infection had all
but
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disappeared, my jawbone pain was manageable and I went away on to a Muskoka fishing lodge for the weekend.
My lungs are still congested but with the antibiotics, 4000 MG of pure vitamin C capsules every day and anothr C IV on the 17th, we expect to see significant gains over the next 10 days.
Doesn't really seem _that_ expensive if you have the money to spare. Did he biopsy the sites to see if they contained pathogenic bacteria? Anth
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My lung function is 100%. When I get consumed by infection my lungs get congested. It is clearing as this day passes.
The cost of this procedure is no secret and I discuss it openly with everyone who asks me. As for dental insurance, it is covered if it is covered. I have submitted it and will be reimbursed if it is covered. This information has been posted
This procedure involved the inspection and removal of infection at 5 cavitation sites. It was performed by an oral surgeon who used oxygen, freezing and laughing gas to ensure my comfort. The procedure took about an hour and he found and removed infected bone in all of those locations, and he filed off some bone bumps that were preventing my bottom dentures from fitting comfortably. The cost for this was $690.00 CDN.
His patients come from across North America to have this procedure done.
"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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I thought you said in another post that your lung function was 100%? I didn't see your answer to my question before - how much did this surgery set you back, did insurance cover it etc? It's ok if you don't want to answer this as it's none of my business
really,
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just it would be nice to know how much private treatments like this cost people. Anth
"Dave Wickware" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It seems that many of you want to hear about the healing that I am experiencing as a result of having had oral surgery to correct jawbone cavitations that we discovered was preventing the completion of my cure from emphysema and congestive heart failure. I have no teeth and never experienced any pain or discomfort from these jawbone infections located in my wisdom tooth sockets on both sides of
my
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lower jawbone. No medication, antibiotic, herabal or nutritional product can get rid of this infection because it
is
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in dead bone, there is no blood flow. Surgery is the only cure. Worse it doesn't usually show up on any kind of
traditional
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medical imaging equipment. It requires a customized 3d imaging ultrasound scan called Cavitat to show up the cavitation.
I had my cavitation surgery on Monday June 7. I felt some immediate improvement in my lung function. The next day my kidneys were totally overwhelmed by the incredible amount of infection released into my body
as
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a result of removing this hidden source of infection. I felt like I needed to urinate and a tiny dribble would occur. Things slowly improved over the next three days, and on June 10 I had a vitamin C IV administered by my holistic physician. By the next day the symptoms of a kidney infection had all
but
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disappeared, my jawbone pain was manageable and I went away on to a Muskoka fishing lodge for the weekend.
My lungs are still congested but with the antibiotics, 4000 MG of pure vitamin C capsules every day and anothr C IV on the 17th, we expect to see significant gains over the next 10 days.
"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Doesn't really seem _that_ expensive if you have the money to spare. Did he biopsy the sites to see if they contained pathogenic bacteria? Anth
"Dave Wickware" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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My lung function is 100%. When I get consumed by infection my lungs get congested. It is clearing as this day passes.
The cost of this procedure is no secret and I discuss it openly with everyone who asks me. As for dental insurance, it is covered if it is covered. I have submitted it and will be reimbursed if it is covered.
This
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information has been posted
This procedure involved the inspection and removal of infection at 5 cavitation sites. It was performed by an oral surgeon who used oxygen, freezing and laughing gas to ensure my comfort. The procedure took about an hour and he found and removed infected bone in all of those locations, and he filed off some bone bumps that were preventing my bottom dentures from fitting comfortably. The cost for this was $690.00 CDN.
His patients come from across North America to have this procedure done.
"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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I thought you said in another post that your lung function was 100%? I didn't see your answer to my question before - how much did this surgery set you back, did insurance cover it etc? It's ok if you don't want to answer this as it's none of my business
really,
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just it would be nice to know how much private treatments like this
cost
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people. Anth
"Dave Wickware" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > It seems that many of you want to hear about the healing that I am > experiencing as a result of having had oral > surgery to correct jawbone cavitations that we discovered was > preventing > the > completion of my cure from > emphysema and congestive heart failure. I have no teeth and never > experienced any pain or discomfort from these > jawbone infections located in my wisdom tooth sockets on both sides
of
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my
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> lower jawbone. No medication, antibiotic, > herabal or nutritional product can get rid of this infection because
it
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is
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> in dead bone, there is no blood flow. Surgery is > the only cure. Worse it doesn't usually show up on any kind of
traditional
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> medical imaging equipment. It requires a > customized 3d imaging ultrasound scan called Cavitat to show up the > cavitation. > > I had my cavitation surgery on Monday June 7. I felt some immediate > improvement in my lung function. The next day my kidneys were totally > overwhelmed by the incredible amount of infection released into my
body
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as
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> a > result of removing this hidden source of infection. I felt like I > needed > to > urinate and a tiny dribble would occur. Things slowly improved over
the
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> next > three days, and on June 10 I had a vitamin C IV administered by my > holistic > physician. By the next day the symptoms of a kidney infection had all
but
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> disappeared, my jawbone pain was manageable and I went away on to a > Muskoka > fishing lodge for the weekend. > > My lungs are still congested but with the antibiotics, 4000 MG of
pure
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> vitamin C capsules every day and anothr C IV > on the 17th, we expect to see significant gains over the next 10
Cancer is not the only reason to do biopsies. Another reason to do biopsies is to diagnose infection. This is particularly true of a longstanding indolent infection of "dead" bone, which is what you claimed to have. Biopsy and culture of the dead bone of could have revealed the presence of pathogenic organisms (if there was a real infection, which from your original description of "cavitations" seems unlikely--but you never know) and thus guided antibiotic therapy after surgery.
Why wasn't such a simple test done? If you were going to undergo such questionable surgery to begin with, don't you wonder why a biopsy and/or culture wasn't done of the bone?
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Doesn't really seem _that_ expensive if you have the money to spare. Did he biopsy the sites to see if they contained pathogenic bacteria? Anth
"Dave Wickware" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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My lung function is 100%. When I get consumed by infection my lungs get congested. It is clearing as this day passes.
The cost of this procedure is no secret and I discuss it openly with everyone who asks me. As for dental insurance, it is covered if it is covered. I have submitted it and will be reimbursed if it is covered.
This
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information has been posted
This procedure involved the inspection and removal of infection at 5 cavitation sites. It was performed by an oral surgeon who used oxygen, freezing and laughing gas to ensure my comfort. The procedure took about an hour and he found and removed infected bone in all of those locations, and he filed off some bone bumps that were preventing my bottom dentures from fitting comfortably. The cost for this was $690.00 CDN.
His patients come from across North America to have this procedure done.
"Anth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I thought you said in another post that your lung function was 100%? > I didn't see your answer to my question before - how much did this > surgery > set you back, did insurance cover it etc? > It's ok if you don't want to answer this as it's none of my business really, > just it would be nice to know how much private treatments like this
cost
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> people. > Anth > > "Dave Wickware" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > It seems that many of you want to hear about the healing that I am > > experiencing as a result of having had oral > > surgery to correct jawbone cavitations that we discovered was > > preventing > > the > > completion of my cure from > > emphysema and congestive heart failure. I have no teeth and never > > experienced any pain or discomfort from these > > jawbone infections located in my wisdom tooth sockets on both sides
of
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my > > lower jawbone. No medication, antibiotic, > > herabal or nutritional product can get rid of this infection because
it
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is > > in dead bone, there is no blood flow. Surgery is > > the only cure. Worse it doesn't usually show up on any kind of traditional > > medical imaging equipment. It requires a > > customized 3d imaging ultrasound scan called Cavitat to show up the > > cavitation. > > > > I had my cavitation surgery on Monday June 7. I felt some immediate > > improvement in my lung function. The next day my kidneys were totally > > overwhelmed by the incredible amount of infection released into my
body
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as > > a > > result of removing this hidden source of infection. I felt like I > > needed > > to > > urinate and a tiny dribble would occur. Things slowly improved over
the
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> > next > > three days, and on June 10 I had a vitamin C IV administered by my > > holistic > > physician. By the next day the symptoms of a kidney infection had all but > > disappeared, my jawbone pain was manageable and I went away on to a > > Muskoka > > fishing lodge for the weekend. > > > > My lungs are still congested but with the antibiotics, 4000 MG of
pure
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> > vitamin C capsules every day and anothr C IV > > on the 17th, we expect to see significant gains over the next 10
days.
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