rotocol for Dental Screening with Computerized Electrodermal Systems
his protocol assumes the operator has a basic knowledge of electrodermal screening. Tooth location is numbered for upper right, to upper left, from lower left to lower right. They number from one to thirty -two.
Please refer to the "THE TEETH AND THE BODY ENERGETIC INTER-RELATIONS", chart for the exact position of the teeth and through those tissue systems that each tooth is related. A detailed knowledge of the chart is important in understanding the mouth and its relation to the bodies health. The protocol is used to evaluate the mouth and its energetic relations to organs and tissue of the body. You will also be made aware of the false negatives and why they present the appearance of a compromised tooth from outside interference fields. The protocol will help to differentiate between dental materials and diseased teeth that cause abnormal signals.
Procedure:
Let us begin with an evaluation of a patient coming to the office for Electro-Dermal screening. Bring up the points screen or make an individual screen for dental checking. The points used will vary from two to three points for each meridian on one hand. These points are as follows: Ly 1, CMP Ly and Ly2, Lu 11, CMP Lu, Lu 10.5, LI 1, CMP LI 2, ND 1a, CMP ND, ND 3, Cir 9, CMP Cir, Al 1, Al 3, CMP OD, TW 1, CMP TW, TW 3, H 9, CMP SI 1, CMP SI, SI 2.
The purpose of these measurements is to establish a base value for the meridians. Consistently you see high readings with indicator drops of varying degrees will indicate there is a key to the high readings and ID’s. One must balance these readings to between 48 and 55, in most cases, you will be able to balance to 50 without an indicator drop. Balancing the points is where you have to become a good detective and find the reason or reasons for the imbalances in the readings. The following signals are placed in the order of greatest influence on the body.
Mercury silver fillings (amalgams), Non-precious crowns and bridges ( made from Nickel, Chrome, Beryllium or Nickel, Chrome, Gallium, Molybdenum). They are found in the dental nosodes. Aluminum is found in composites along with iron oxide and fluoride. Some composites contain Barium, however barium is more likely to found in a cavity liner that is made up of hypocal (slake lime or calcium hydroxide). Gold (zahngold or Dental gold) is made of many alloys and is never pure gold. Cadmium is a heavy metal that is in gutta-percha, used in root canals. Partials and implants have an effect on the reading along with the plastic of dentures that in many cases contain cadmium for the pink color.
Be aware of amalgam tattoos that is a result of galvanic current transferring metallic ions into the tissue. These tattoos can also have an effect on the patient’s imbalance.
The Oral Potential Meter will measure millivolts, microamps and microwatts time seconds in some cases. The removal of the amalgam tattoo is left up to the discretion of the health practitioner and patient. Note case history after an amalgam tattoo from a 40 year old female was removed at the end of protocol.
The next step is to know the effect that can cause an imbalance to ND 1a other than teeth, tonsils, and scars. This step is necessary to pick compatible dental materials for the patient.
The List is as follows:
1. Cosmetics usually petroleum base. (Remedy) is petroleum 3 or 6x
2. Jewelry most contain Nickel base, gold plated (Remove)
3. Ear rings including plastic posts. (Remove)
4. Hair pins. (Remove)
5. Permanents-some contain formaldehyde. (Remedy) Formaldehyde 3 or 6x
7. Labels in clothing (Remedy) is Ethylene Blue 3 or 6x
8. Synthetic Clothing. (Remedy) is polyacrylate. 3 or 6x
9. Finger nail polish. (Remedy) iron oxide and or petroleum
10. Electric watches and metal watch band, back of watch is stainless (nickel) (Remove)
11. Surgical clips or staples.
12. Eyelet’s in shoes (people sensitive to tin) (Remove)
13. Breast implants. Best to use a remedy from the same material.
14. Artificial joints. Some are nickel or plastic (Remedy) from same material
15. Wigs (nylon is sometimes in the cape for the wig) (Remove) or use Acrylate 3 or 6x
16. TMJ implants. (Remedy) autoacrylate 3 or 6x
17. Contact lens and cleaner (Remove), check cleaner
18. Medication that is not compatible
19. Supplements check ethylene glycol used in preparing supplements.
20. Reinforcing pins in teeth (Whale Dent) (Remedy) nickel
21. Root canal fillings. Cadmium
22. Chromic suture material. (Remove)
23. Bimetal currents from restorations in the teeth. Check with Oral Potential Meter.
24. Electric blankets and heaters in water beds.
25. Water beds. Polyvinalchlorides
26. Credit cards. (Remove)
27. Car openers, pagers. (Remove)
am sure you will find other influences from environmental conditions in your area which will have to be blocked to obtain a balanced reading. When the balance of ND 1a is obtained you can check other meridians and points that gave a high reading an indicator drop for a balance. If you have a balance on other points you know the oral cavity and the above factors are the cause of high readings and ID’s. The points that may not balance are CMP for the heart and SI (small intestine) and Ly2. When this in the case you will have to check out the odontons, and balance Ly2 with jaw nosodes, then cross check the heart and small intestine to locate the problem. The balance of the heart and small intestine will tell you the odontons are the cause of the imbalance. The next two steps will be helpful in locating the odonton that is causing an imbalance and the type of dental materials that appear to be most compatible. ND 1a is used to check dental restorative materials after it has been balanced with the above mentioned information. The patient can hold the restorative material or place it on the CEDS plate.
I have found only two materials that are consistently compatible, BelleGlass neutral (no shade) and Holistore a composite for bonding and small fillings. Patients that are ill are interested in health not cosmetics. Ly2 is balanced with one of the dental nosodes. Kiefer ostitis, gangrenous pulp, chronic pulpitis, chronic bacterial ostitis, zahnsackchen, and exudative ostitis are the most likely remedies to balance Ly2. Generally four or more of the same remedy are needed to balance Ly2. The greater the number of the same remedy to balance Ly2 the greater the indication of a problem with the odonton. This can be a tooth or where a tooth was, a root canal or some form of pathology. Once Ly2 is balanced Stim-1 is used to stimulate the jaw area or tooth above or below the tooth you want to test. A high reading on Ly2 will indicate that the problem is in the area. The best test of the teeth is with out any fillings in the tooth. Filling that contain metal or metal oxides can cause a false negative that can be balanced with the offending homeopathic restorative material by adding it to the HOLD tray or the plate.
This method is used to evaluate the possibility of different filling materials under a crown. A balance with placing the restorative material in the Hold will indicate the tooth is healthy and amalgam, for example, may be under the crown or inlay. The final check of the tooth will be done after the tooth has been cleared of restorative or temporary fillings. The location of NICO (neuralgia-induced cavitaional osteonecrosis) is done in a similar manner by balancing Ly2 with one of the above mentioned nosodes.
The same stimulating process is used over the area edentulous area and Ly2 is measured. An balanced reading indicates healthy bone, a high reading and an indicator drop will mean a possible focal of disturbance. If you are going to check several teeth an bony areas, for example, the wisdom teeth or where the wisdom teeth were, you keep adding after each check the nosodes that ill balance Ly2 until you have gone through the mouth. It is possible to have as high as 50 or more odonton remedies in the hold. The only way you know for sure is to biopsy the bone for analysis by an oral pathologist or use Affinity Labeling Technologies.
The value of the electrodermal testing is to check the sight before and after surgery. This allows the surgeon to be conservative, doing only the removal of bone that is necessary.
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