I know the only thing Peat says about wisdom teeth is that extracting them seems to affect lab mice negatively in some study.
Ideally one would have the wisdom teeth all emerge. It makes for a better looking face. I believe the Orthotropics people and the Weston Price people are right on this one. It's probably not an exaggeration to say wisdom teeth removal is something of a scam. In normal circumstances it's not necessary.
But I have a retruded maxilla. The bottom wisdom teeth are emerging allright. The wisdom teeth all move without fail when I take cyproheptadine. The upper wisdom teeth though, there's not space for them to emerge.
The orthodontist I recently consulted with took a look at my panoramic x-ray scans and told me if they keep emerging I might lose one of my upper molars, as the wisdom tooth is about to "absorb its root".
It would be an interesting experiment to keep using cypro to see if my body finds a way of fitting the upper wisdom teeth somewhere. Peat says a good metabolism tends to symmetry, that bodily asymmetry can be healed. I do believe this is happening to my body. We know in this forum that with proper nutrition and supplementation the body is capable of much more than contemporary medicine would lead us to believe. And cyproheptadine seem to boost that process in my case.
But it would be risky too, wouldn't it, to keep taking the cypro in this case. Yet removing the wisdom teeth would be an irreversible procedure. Any suggestions?
Ideally one would have the wisdom teeth all emerge. It makes for a better looking face. I believe the Orthotropics people and the Weston Price people are right on this one. It's probably not an exaggeration to say wisdom teeth removal is something of a scam. In normal circumstances it's not necessary.
But I have a retruded maxilla. The bottom wisdom teeth are emerging allright. The wisdom teeth all move without fail when I take cyproheptadine. The upper wisdom teeth though, there's not space for them to emerge.
The orthodontist I recently consulted with took a look at my panoramic x-ray scans and told me if they keep emerging I might lose one of my upper molars, as the wisdom tooth is about to "absorb its root".
It would be an interesting experiment to keep using cypro to see if my body finds a way of fitting the upper wisdom teeth somewhere. Peat says a good metabolism tends to symmetry, that bodily asymmetry can be healed. I do believe this is happening to my body. We know in this forum that with proper nutrition and supplementation the body is capable of much more than contemporary medicine would lead us to believe. And cyproheptadine seem to boost that process in my case.
But it would be risky too, wouldn't it, to keep taking the cypro in this case. Yet removing the wisdom teeth would be an irreversible procedure. Any suggestions?