What dentists are trained to do is wiggle the tooth, make it loose, take it out, put a

stitch in, quit, leaving the ligament behind.

When you do that, it's very hard for the bone to heal because the ligament's in the way.

And even if the dentist happens to be one who takes the time to scrape out that ligament

because the mouth's such a dirty place, oftentimes people get infection in the bone during the

first few days of healing once the tooth's been pulled.

So once you, and that's called a cavitation, by the way.

So whether you have infection from a root canal or from a cavitation, it tends to shut

down the circuit.

And one of the problems is that infection in the bone then tends to move over and take

out the next circuit.

So a huge problem is that our kids are in high school and they go to the dentist and they

say, oh, you've got to get your wisdom teeth out.

It's that old thing of, well, if you go to MITUS, you get a muffler.

So the study came out last year showing that 65% of root canal extractions were unnecessary.

Well, nevertheless, they get their wisdom teeth pulled and now they start getting infection

in that area.

And the wisdom teeth circuit is heart, small intestine, but listen, it's the autonomic nervous system.

Autonomic nervous system is the body's on, off switches.

So all of a sudden, within days after getting their wisdom teeth extracted, the kids have

lost their on-off switch, which means their bodies doesn't allow to control itself.

Then over time, it begins to move next door and takes out the spleen stomach circuit.

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