Bacteriophages for Oral Health

Thx, dcd. Your comments confirm my thoughts that I won’t be able to do this for the urinary tract unless I get a doctor to administer it via catheter or I buy supplies and learn how to do it myself (NOT!!!)

dcd2103 said...
WBF, when you say "wont be able to do this for the urinary tract"...you mean the pyofag? It was the biocidin which caused problems for me. I was allergic to something in it for sure.

Yes. The Pyofag.

related to the subject of Oral health - i have the following experiences to share

around the time i became ill my oral health went downhill dramatically - i had zero cavities in my teeth - but my gums which had never given me any trouble before became very inflamed and sore and would bleed easily.

my dentist did the pocket tests and confirmed i had pretty bad gum disease - and informed me i may loose all my teeth in time - which was a big shock to me having never had even a cavity.

i went for deep cleaning with ozone and ultrasound every 6 weeks for around a year and it helped a bit ( felt like it was cleaving my jaw to begin with!! ) but my hygienist was concerned that it wasn't coming under control as quickly as expected and didn't know why ( err hello Lyme )

i kept up that routine for around 2 years but the gums didn't really ever settle down properly and the pockets though shallower were still there

i don't think much changed in the 12months i was on antibiotics either

but now they are very good - almost perfect - all nice healthy pink not red - maybe just one or two small pockets where the worst ones were - but not worsening - i no longer fear losing my teeth before my time.

the thing i wanted to pass on was that the herbs i take for lyme and bart - basically all the Buhner lyme herbs in tincture form - and the co-infection herbs - also in tincture form - seem to have been the thing that made the difference

i don't know if its the systemic effects or the fact that i swill the tinctures around my gums for a few seconds before swallowing 4x a day that has caused this effect - but there are studies on several of the herbs showing they can help treat gum disease - knotweed and houttuynia in particular i think - but perhaps its the combination

i have not looked into it in detail - but i would guess that the bacteria that cause jaw cavitations have likely spread from the teeth or gums - so i thought i would mention it

i can post which herbs and how much if anyone is interested

Garzie,

Glad your gums are much improved. That’s good to know. Herbs have changed my life for the better. I totally relate to the quote in Buhner’s book that “there really is nothing quite like not being afraid anymore.”

just posting back to say i read the Jernigan paper on his "Inducen-LD/RF"

the paper is troubling in several respects from a scientific and logical point of view

-there is no explanation for how exactly it works

-it provides none of the information required for third parties to replicate the study

-it cites articles which supposedly support its science - however on inspection - none of them involve patients drinking water that has been "subtly infused with electromagnetic frequencies" they are instead much different technologies - like electromagnetic waves being targeted directly at solid tumours in cancer patients

-the author, when challenged, presents a somewhat circular argument - which could be paraphrased into "it works - therefore it is doing what i say its doing"
- however - his definition of "works" is defined as "no borreliaphages were detected" using's Red Labs diagnostic phage based Lyme test
- this is troubling for 2 reasons
first - the red labs phage based Lyme test has itself not been replicated or validated by any third parties to my knowledge
second - there appears to be some link or at least shared interest between Red Labs and the author

the comments of one of the reviewers are worth a read

i would hesitate to say its a complete scam Rainy
especially as RW gave an account of a very attentive and caring culture to the place

i guess there is still a range of possibilities:
-he could actually have developed something that is truly new and effective - just has v little evidence to support how exactly it works - although that possibility is looking a bit thin i admit.

-it could bring benefit by means other than the proposed theory ( hard to see what this might be )

-it could be helping people but purely by a placebo effect ( very powerful )

-it could be that the author could absolutely believes in what he is doing - but is mistaken or misguided

-it could indeed be a complete scam from the off