ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM GUM DISEASE? Periodontitis?
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YOUR MOUTH MIGHT BE INFECTED WITH PARASITES!
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Do you know anyone who has bleeding gums and/or has bad breath? This may very well be since more than half of the adult population suffers from gingivitis and periodontitis or gum and bone diseases. A recent retrospective study conducted by Dr. Mark Bonner and a group of dentists over 632 patients published in the French newspaper "Actualité Odonto Stomatologique" confirms the systematic presence of pathogenic parasites in oral periodontal disease. The beauty of this result is that it lead us to realize that the elimination of these parasites can allow
permanent cure of the disease. In fact, parasites Entamoeba gingivalis and Trichomonas tenax, two unicellular animalcules that
live inside the gum infection and feed on red and white blood cells while releasing proteolytic enzymes on the bone that supports the teeth. We
know there is an association between gum disease and cardiovascular disease, certain lung infections, stroke, diabetes premature births of low weight babies and Alzheimer disease, it is crucial to eliminate this gum and bone infection which touches nearly half of the population.
Do you think you could be affected? If so, the edge of your gum probably shows some redness, might be swollen and might bleed easily upon brushing. On the contrary your gum may even be pink and pale, but your teeth are inextricably receding without your knowing why! Unpleasanttasting can also indicate that you suffer halitosis. Sometimes even purulent discharge may be released at the touch of the gum with your finger. In the long term some teeth become loose, fairly mobile and then eventually fall out as the jaw bone holding them is eventually destroyed.
The new approach to cure periodontal disease is mainly based on the use of the microscope to improve the diagnosis and to view the flora of microorganisms that live under the gum. When gum is healthy,
rather motionless bacteria in the form of dots and lines are present and we call this commensal flora. When gingivitis sets in either through lack of brushing or because of local predisposing factors around the teeth, motile bacteria known as unfavorable benefit from oral environment and
proliferate in large numbers. Your body responds consequently and your immune system sends the appropriate granulocytes defense white cells. This superficial gum disease is then said reversible provided that you reduce the number of bacteria and find favorable dental conditions.
Nature serves you well seemingly. However, if this condition persists, a more aggressive flora consisting of anaerobic bacteria and parasites may overlap. Parasites too want to win! Once installed at the bottom of the gum crevice, enjoying the warm and humid growing conditions and the absence of oxygen, this aggressive parasitic biofilm, living in inquilinism with bacteria, develops in strength and number to gradually destroy the bone supporting your teeth. Micro abscesses flourish and dental x-rays show at posteriori the deterioration of the supporting bone. This condition can then be described as chronic and progress slowly over the course of your life.
Many times, when the conditions are more aggressive, motility of parasites, adhesion to human cells, reproduction, phagocytosis of white blood cell nucleus, additional presence of Trichomonas, this can cause in nearly 30% of cases, rapid loss of teeth within a few years including inconvenience to your well-being and that of those around you. Dentist Mark Bonner has proposed this new protocol which allows systematic healing by restoring a so-called healthy microflora. This protocol shows to be very different from traditional methods which often only delay the disease or stabilize the situation without real healing. The results of this new method are exceptional: focused on the disappearance of oral parasites, the bleeding stops as soon as the cure of the infection starts. There is elimination of halitosis and closing down of the periodontal crevice in a proportion of 95
to 100%. This medical and pharmacological therapy is based on similar medical treatments of intestinal and genital parasites.
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Book: To Kiss or Not to Kiss. A Cure for Gum disease.
Mark Bonner

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