I've discussed meridians extensively in my posts, but there appears to be considerable confusion about what meridians are and how I reestablish the connection during surgery, among other things. I'm making a post to discuss just that. When a tooth is dead, dying, or extracted conventionally, meaning that not all of the periodontal ligament was removed, the bioelectrical Meridian of the body that is connected to that tooth is impaired. It’s like having a short circuit on an electrical cable, or like putting Saran Wrap on a plug and then trying to plug it in and connect. It’s disconnected or poorly connected. It’s disconnected because something is dead and infected, blocking the connection.
So what exactly is a Meridian? It's the body's bioelectrical superhighway system. And that superhighway system is connected to literally EVERY cell in your body, all of your organs and systems, and even to all of the bacteria, viruses and everything else that is in our body. Kind of like Zootopia the movie, where all of the different species are trying to live in harmony despite their size and differing needs etc. We have an interactive dental meridian chart here to play with, where you can use it to see which tooth is connected to which organ etc. .
Try to picture the Meridians of the body like a 14-Lane super highway. Seven lanes go one way and seven lanes go the other way. Now try to imagine this super highway on any given day when it’s not at rush hour, and a car breaks down in one of the lanes. Now, because it’s not rush hour, traffic might slow down a tiny bit, but it’s not going to create a nightmare. Next, try to imagine that same broken-down car only in the middle of rush hour. That single car in the middle of rush hour will slow traffic down to nightmare proportions. That’s for one single tooth in one single lane on the highway. Next, try to imagine multiple missing teeth, multiple root canals, or multiple titanium implants. Each of these missing teeth, dead teeth, infected teeth, and titanium implants is a broken-down car in a traffic lane. Now imagine multiple lanes blocked even when it’s not rush hour. That would be a nightmare, correct? Now, try to imagine multiple lanes blocked in the middle of rush hour
. That would look like Florida highways when a category five hurricane is headed their way, and they’ve just ordered the evacuation of the entire state, opening all of the lanes going out of the city. If any of you have ever seen what that looks like, it’s apocalyptic. Nobody can get gas, people are stranded on the freeway, trying to get out, cars break down in the middle of the freeway from overheating, and eventually, these poor people are stuck in the middle of a category five hurricane in their cars on the freeway. That is a true nightmare.
Now onto explain how I restore the Meridian. We have a couple of fantastic pieces of equipment that help me do this. One of them is more popular among Biological Dentists, but the other one is difficult to get dentists to invest in. The one that’s more popular is the Laser. We have a Fotona LightWalker laser, and it has a setting that is specifically for removing the periodontal ligament in surgical debridement. It’s very gentle, but boy Howdy, is it effective. The other piece of equipment We have that makes this possible is our Bio Scan Ivory unit by IHTBio.com. It is possible to measure the bioelectrical current on the Meridian just like you would measure an EEG for the brain or an EKG for the heart. It’s real science. It’s measurable. It’s repeatable. It’s definitely not WOO. There is a significant expense and learning curve with this piece of equipment, so most biological dentists don’t have it. And of course, conventional dentists think it’s stupid. That’s their loss. I teach a biological surgeries class, and I try to make sure that I teach how valuable this piece of equipment is in my class. This is how we do our bio compatibility testing, our dental bioelectrical assessments, and our Meridian reestablishment during surgery. It is a very valuable piece of equipment in our office. I believe in it so much, that We have two of them.
During surgery, We have one of our staff measuring the patient’s Meridian on the tooth that we have extracted until that number gets back to what a normal number reading should be. A scale on our machine goes from 0 to 100. Anything under 47 is not good. Anything over 53 is not good. Normal readings for teeth are between 48 and 52. A perfect reading is 50. So our aim every time during surgery is to get to 50. It’s the same with bio compatibility. When we play the frequency to the body of any material, a reading under 48 or over 52 is not a number we want. But if we get a response from the body that is between 48 and 52, we know the body likes that material. It is measurable and repeatable. This is how I do it. I don’t know any other way to reestablish the Meridian than this way. Unfortunately, most Biological Dentists are still not there with this technology. They may have the Laser, but the bio scan ivory unit is just not as popular yet. It’s our mission and passion to make it more popular among Biological Dentists, because it makes surgeries so... predictable and successful. I get results that completely astound me with the changes in our patients' health just by making sure we clear that traffic lane in the bioelectrical super Highway.
Reestablishing the Meridian MUST be done during the surgery. Otherwise, you’re gonna end up having to have another surgery. That’s what a cavitation surgery is all about. It’s a prior extraction site that did not heal properly and ended up with a cavern inside the bone. Then somebody like me has to go back and debride that area and clean it up, and then graft it so that it can finally heal properly. I hope that explanation makes sense.
I hope this clears up all of the questions about meridians. I share some of these videos a lot. But we have a lot more videos. It’s just that the ones I share often are really startling. Some people don’t have startling changes. Some people notice every little thing about their bodies. The best I can do is to just make sure I do good surgery. So there you go. I hope this clears it up significantly.
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