A dentist argues that root canal-treated teeth become dead tissue harboring bacteria and parasites in tiny tubules, potentially causing chronic silent infections that drain energy and affect your nervous system.
About 10 to 75,000 little tiny tubules.
However, it is essentially, when it comes to optimal health and overall health, it's flawed because it's a dead tissue now. And if you look at it from a microscopic structure, you have about 10 to 75,000 little tiny tubules where now, just as Rob said, anaerobic bacteria, parasites, viruses, fungi can live in there. And it becomes a chronic silent infect, becomes a chronic infection. And if you have an immune system, which I hope for, then it becomes a chronic silent inflammation, oftentimes presenting with zest. Something that is chronic usually doesn't hurt anymore, which is the main issue. You can bite on it for ages, but maybe silently draining your energy, blocking your autonomic nervous system, putting you into stress mode. It's like I said, an ingrown splinter in your jawbone, which is an extension of your brain. So that is a root canal treatment. Including the point of view from a biological dentist that does Biodentasy 3.0. So it's from our opinion, not a good idea to keep a dead body part in the body. And Rob will probably attest to this, it's not allowed in any medical discipline to leave something dead in the body. It's only dentists that put function, in this case, biting over overall health.
