I am catching up with posting online my articles.
This is the continuation of the previous article:
When it comes to doing something about my teeth, the obvious thing is that I should make an appointment with the dentist and see what can be done. One of the options is to fix up the dental cavities and hold on to my teeth ( although they are weak ) as long as I can and when it is not possible to fix them anymore then I should consider "taking them out" and buying myself artificial teeth.
This is the most obvious and common way when it comes to dealing with sick teeth. But although this is the most obvious and the most common way will not take it into consideration unless I check up and investigate if there are any other possibilities to deal with the problem.
But what other options there can be here ?
The thing is that once we have broken tooth and/or we have cavities and pain then it is obvious that we need to go to the dentist because there is nothing else that can be done. Well... this is the thing which we have accepted and taken for granted and we do not even bother to stop for a second and ask this simple question whether this is really absolute truth.
But you'll see... maybe you are right and maybe this is the absolute truth but the thing is that I have never really looked up and I have never really asked myself this question whether there are any other options ( apart from the dentist ) to fix broken and sick teeth. And so I will at least give myself few days to check up the internet and talk with few of my friends ( therapists of natural medicine ) to see whether they have anything to say about this topic.
But apart from asking my friends I will also do some tests with my body because I am the therapist of natural medicine myself and I have already realised that the usually the cause of the problem is not where the pain is. And thus applying this principle gives me already few ideas on what could possibly be at play here and thus I may need to do some corrections away from the "pain" ( away my teeth ).
So here is my plan of action:
1. Talk with other therapists of natural medicine.
2. Do some study about the anatomy of the teeth and bones.
3. Research internet to see what other people with similar problems have to say.
4. Do some tests with my body and check if there are any blockages around my jaws, neck, face etc.
5. Investigate whether there is something in my diet which could have negative influence on my teeth.
You'll know... these are very simple things to do and maybe I will be able to find some help or advice on what to do. Maybe this is not going to help me with my problem. But at the same time this may be the first step and once I make it then I may see what is around the corner and then I may be able to make the second step. If not I will make an appointment with the dentist. But I am glad that I have broken the pattern of taking the things for granted without investigating the facts and other options.
Obviously I will keep you updated on my studies and my experiments. But it may take few weeks before I write something about it.
To be continued