9.13.26

Another new week filled with hope and inspiration. Today I start a new regimen which will give me a temporary break from the majority of my pill popping. I'll still be on the heavy hitters mebendazole and ivermectin but we're adding a few other anti-parasitic, anti-worm and overall bad bug killers to the arsenal as I gear up for my oral surgery in October. What does oral surgery have to do with breast cancer you ask? Well, apparently, to a growing group of doctors and dentists, there is a connection between some cancers and oral health. Other than receding gums and a rare cavity her and there, I've had no history of dental hygiene issues but silent infections can cause viruses, bacteria and parasites to recirculate through the blood over the years weakening the immune system. Every tooth is connected to an organ and more specifically a meridian in the body that is also responsible for a specific emotion. I was first introduced to this concept in 2011 when working for a naturopath practitioner while living in CA. So this is not a foreign concept to me. I had 8 extractions as a pre-teen to prepare my mouth for braces but with to newer scan technology (3D cone beam scan) it was discovered that I  have cavitations in my jawbone that need to be cleaned out. I cannot say that these cavitations are a root cause of the cancer but it will definitely lessen the toxic load my body is currently dealing with. If you're interested in what this surgery entails, I linked a YouTube video here for your viewing pleasure. https://www.youtube.com/watch. It's only 2 and half minutes long but gives you an idea of how biologic dentistry is becoming more important to the overall health of those with chronic disease.