Novocaine is used in a particular treatment to unblock blocked
meridians from scar tissue, even tiny ones, that can cause pain in
various unrelated areas. Can't think what it's called right now.
I get ill every time I have novocaine, it contains formaldehyde, and
it takes a couple days to get out of my system. Found a dentist that
the kind for sensitive people, cost more of course, but who needs
formaldehyde in their body? Don't have the name of that handy either.
Anyway, if the novocaine gives temporary relief of ES, perhaps this
other treatment might be more lasting in that area too, as it's
dealing with the energy flow.
> Novocaine is used in a particular treatment to unblock blocked
> meridians from scar tissue, even tiny ones, that can cause pain in
> various unrelated areas. Can't think what it's called right now.
Neural Therapy. I almost pursued this at one point, but then
they said that they were going to inject my kidneys with
a combination of Procaine and DMPS, and I decided that
this seemed to risky.
> I get ill every time I have novocaine, it contains formaldehyde, and
> it takes a couple days to get out of my system. Found a dentist that
> the kind for sensitive people
Yes, I've also found in recent years that I had a nasty reaction
to novocaine, so I also switched dentists and no longer have a
problem (this dentist also said that he is specifically using
a type of novocaine that is better tolerated)
Whoa! I wouldn't be letting them inject my kidneys! I wonder if that
is normal to do in all cases? I never read a thing about it, when I
was reading how it was used.
> Neural Therapy. I almost pursued this at one point, but then
> they said that they were going to inject my kidneys with
> a combination of Procaine and DMPS, and I decided that
> this seemed to risky.
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