Dental clean-up

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The Dental Clean-up removes hidden infections, heavy metals, and accumulates toxins from the teeth, gums, and jaw. Its purpose is to stop the constant leakage of microbes and pollutants into the bloodstream, which prevents recovery from chronic diseases. It is an essential step for detoxifying the body, strengthening the immune system, and allowing all other therapies to work effectively. Without cleaning up the mouth, there can be no true healing.

1. Initial preparation

• Panoramic X-ray: Obtain two copies (one for the patient and one for the practitioner).
• Suspend vitamin C: 12–24 hours before the appointment.
• Dental bag: Provide a plastic bag with absorbent paper for spitting out contaminants on the way home.
• Initial rinse: Give the patient Dental Bleach (sodium hypochlorite 0.05%, NSF-approved) in a cup labeled “DISINFECTANT – DO NOT SWALLOW.”

2. Extractions and deep cleaning

• Remove all gold: Gold in teeth, gums, jewelry, or food attracts prions. Eliminate all sources before starting any other therapy.
• Remove crowns, bridges, dentures, and amalgams: Only without drilling. They must not be ground or drilled out. Replace them with non-radioactive materials.
• Cavitation clean-up: Surgically remove tissue in extraction sites or areas where metals such as uranium or polonium have accumulated.
• EDTA rinse: Every 30 minutes from the moment you leave the dentist’s chair until arriving home.

3. Gum cleaning

• Citric acid: Apply to all gum areas.
• Surgical gum trimming: Remove 4 mm of gum tissue, 2–3 mm deep, around all teeth (present or missing).

4. Dental Zappicator

• Frequency: 1000 Hz (positive output only).
• Duration: 5 minutes per tooth surface (outer, inner, gum line) with 30 minutes intervals.
• Coverage: All tooth areas (avoid metallic fillings), gums, cheeks, palate, and tonsils.

Pre-supplementation:

Supplement	Recommended dosage	Timing
Hydrangea root (Hydrangea arborescens)	½ cup dried root per day (as part of the kidney tea)	Taken as an infusion throughout the day
Sodium selenite	3000–4000 mcg daily for three weeks	Divided into several doses
Vitamin C	1 gram daily	Taken before dental zapping to prevent symptoms

5. Final check

• Syncrometer test: 30 hours after the last dental work, check that no resonance exists between teeth and diseased tissues.

6. Postoperative care (7 days)

• EDTA rinse: 4 hours daily.
• Dental Bleach rinse: After every meal.
• Brushing: Only the front teeth, once daily.
• Flossing: Daily.
• Warning sign: If bad breath appears, it indicates a return of Clostridium. Repeat rinses, irrigations, and return to the dentist if it persists.

Reference:

The Cure for All Diseases, p. 407–415; The Syncrometer Science Laboratory Manual, p. 63–65; The Cure for All Advanced Cancers, p. 283–289.