Crowns, implants, etc.

Zirconium is metallic.

Implants are foreign matter inserted into the body.  And the materials
block the merdians.

Dr. Cook (and I suppose others that he can put you in touch with) makes
non-toxic, non-metallic, non-meridian blocking partials.  Mine is so
comfortable that it feels the same to me when it's in as when it's not.

Shivani Arjuna
www.LifeEnergies.com







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I mentioned the belleglass to my dentist and he said no way these can be used for molars-they would break. Zirconium is the only other option besides gold.

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So is a partial a bridge?  I am waiting on results of the Clifford Reactivity test & was hoping to get an implant but I must say I am very concerned about something foriegn & permanent.
 
Loni

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Zirconium is metallic.

Implants are foreign matter inserted into the body.  And the materials
block the merdians.

Dr. Cook (and I suppose others that he can put you in touch with) makes
non-toxic, non-metallic, non-meridian blocking partials.  Mine is so
comfortable that it feels the same to me when it's in as when it's not.

Shivani Arjuna
www.LifeEnergies.com

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