Dr. Dominik Nischwitz explains how jaw cavitations become breeding grounds for bacteria, mold spores, and heavy metals that can trigger chronic health problems throughout the body.
Talk to me a little bit about what these cavitations, how are they related to other parts of the body? What's the mechanism by which they're connected?
So what happens is your body is in hibernation mode uses a lot of nutrients to just grow but not heal. Therefore people oftentimes develop dry sockets which means it just doesn't heal. Then they have to go back to the dentist and they will put in local antibiotic and leave it open for healing. So therefore it basically is a secondary healing and doesn't really heal. It's the perfect cave for bacteria, anaerobic bacteria that are anyways living in your mouth. It's a huge microbiome, they like to live in there. Mold spores tend to live in these cavitations. They also found mercury, heavy metals, parasites, fungi, everything in there and it's a chronic thing that means body dials down the volume, you don't hear it anymore. There's no local pain usually but systemically like you had it but you would never connect it.
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