root canal

So that's what I want people to hear is you can't just, these are trends that people pick up on and people market that way.

So one of the questions I always tell people, how do you know you're in the right dental office? Ask to them if they do root canals.

Exactly.

And they go,

yeah, we do root canals.

Wrong dentist.

Wrong

But that's such a small amount.

Have you had

root canals or do you have root canals? I

do have root canals.

Yes, root canals.

And did they remove your wisdom teeth?

Yes.

my opinion, one of the first biological ones.

And he was a researcher.

We were living in a house with black mold.

I had old root canals.

There's a lot there and...

I understand now why when you hear someone has BII and you hear all these other things too, why all those things are going together.

You don't have all these other things.

You might not even feel the mold.

But when you have a ruptured implant and you have old root canals and you like all that piles up and now you do feel that.

So it does feel sometimes like the same women talking about BII are talking about a lot of things and it's like, oh, here they go again, another thing.

I'm glad I was able to actually get my call in.

I'm literally in the parking lot of my dentist office about to get a root canal.

Which will be

worse, what you experienced last night or what you're about to experience?

Jason.

Well, I don't know.

It's going to be my first root canal, so I don't know what the procedure is like, but I'll just get right into it.

I normally don't get to watch many Packer games.

Or go to the website, go to inshapenetwork.com. Kevin in Miami sent us an email.

He said, "Have, have recurring nerve pain following a root canal.

Comes and goes, but it's very painful.

It's like an electric current.

No one seems to know what I can do.

They tell me if it's hot, then-- and it n- it can go away in time, but it's been a long time and still not gone away." When you have something like that, and again, you wanna get with your dentist.

If you had a root canal, you wanna go back to who did the procedure, 'cause they're gonna know the, the greatest reason for why you might be having that.

They're gonna know that, okay? But you wanna go back, talk to them.

... than it could've been earlier when you just get, like, routine cleanings because they're not that bad.

And then instead, now you got five root canals, and they're doing some, like...

I mean, there's blood involved [laughs].

Oh, yeah.

He's a natural dentist, a biological dentist out of, I think it's New York.

And he's doing a lot of work with making the connection for people with their root canals and things like cancer and doing a lot of cutting edge research.

So if you've never heard about the connection between root canals and cancer, you may want to check out that interview.

That's on Friday, October 5th.

today's guest i'm really excited about i've heard about him for years his name is dr bruce shelton he's the founder of the valley integrative physicians in arizona and he's a graduate of new york medical college and holds a physician's recognition award from american medical association he's a 40-year fellow of the american academy of family physicians and he's a licensed homeopathic physician so he went to the homeopathic side.

And it was like the second part of my career.

Today, I'm practicing as a homeopathic family doctor, treating all types of things that the average doctor just covers up with antidepressants and cortisone.

And I noticed that you mentioned you're having a guest talking about root canals.

It's like that root looking, you know, claw thing.

I've seen Root Canal and Seppi.

It's the nerve endings, yeah.

They go in and-

Can you get y- just all the nerves removed?

No.

Like a root canal on your teeth?

Why?