Hal Huggins interview -Phosphorus/protein stop disease

This is a very interesting interview of Dr Hal Huggins where he explains how cavities are systemic and phosphorus and protein stop cavities and diseases.

http://itsrainmakingtime.com/_radioshows/111010Huggins.mp3

Here are the notes I made on the interview.

Dental decay is systemic.

parotid gland in the cheek releases a hormone, parotid hormone, which controls the flow of tooth circulation

from the pulp chamber thru the dentin, thru the enamel of the tooth. Too low parotid hormone causes the

tooth circulation flow to go in reverse.

Sugar causes low hormone and the flow to reverse and go from the body into the tooth enamal, into the dentin, into the enamel and then, to the tooth pulp which demineralizes the tooth--its not bacterial cause.
Dr Ralph Steinman in CA

When serum phosphorous is below 3.6 - 4.0 there is no dental decay. The tooth circulation flow goes from

mouth, enamel, dentin and into the pulp chamber.

When serum phosphorous is between 3.6-4.0, the flow of tooth circulation goes from pulp chamber, dentin,

enamel into the mouth.
Dr Melvin Paige in FL

To stimulate the parotid gland, Albumin (animal source protein) needs to be at least 4.6 gm, then,
globulin and BUN will be in the normal restorative function.

Mercury goes to the thyroid in 4 minutes.

a cavity will recalcify if u eliminate all sugar from your diet.

1832 first multiple sclorsis case and they had the first amalgam filling in Paris, France.

teeth have either a positive or negative charge. removing a negative charged filling, will cause

degeneration type diseases, such as autoimmune. Removing a positive charged, will regenerate.
8 Endocrine glands (4 regeneration, 4 Degeneration) control this. When removing a filling, the

sodium/potassium balance gets messed up and effect the synapses in the nervers of the body.

Always remove the negatively charged fillings first.

galvanic current is measured using an electrical oral potential meter known as the Rita Meter that can be used to measure electrical charges on fillings, crowns and metallic appliances. (Normal readings range from +2/-2 micro-amps.) The brain operates on 7 to 9 nano-amps which is 1000 times weaker than the currents resulting from non-precious metals found in the oral cavity.

Thanks,

Paraboy

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