Dr. Roz was right
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 5:00 am
Dear Dr. Roz,
My husband took the Calc-sulph 200c once one month ago for deep gum infection and recently I gave him another dose. The teeth are no longer lose. They are white not brown. And the infection that was actually in several places besides the one that the dentist was treating are gone. Thank-you for your insight. I don't Think I would have found the remedy on my own.
Interesting, the other day he was eating something that was quite soft and he put his hand on his jaw. Ouch, "It sometimes aches like this," he says. He always complains about the jaw aching when the dentist works on his teeth because he has to keep it open so long and so wide. I have a feeling that some deep bone work is taking place with the Calc-sulph.
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
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My husband took the Calc-sulph 200c once one month ago for deep gum infection and recently I gave him another dose. The teeth are no longer lose. They are white not brown. And the infection that was actually in several places besides the one that the dentist was treating are gone. Thank-you for your insight. I don't Think I would have found the remedy on my own.
Interesting, the other day he was eating something that was quite soft and he put his hand on his jaw. Ouch, "It sometimes aches like this," he says. He always complains about the jaw aching when the dentist works on his teeth because he has to keep it open so long and so wide. I have a feeling that some deep bone work is taking place with the Calc-sulph.
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
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