WHY TEETH, GUMS & MOUTH BECOME INFLAMED
Your teeth, gums and mouth, are the beginning of your digestive tract. If
there is too much toxic stress anywhere in your digestive tract, your
inherent intelligence forces you to physiologically rest all of your
digestive tract. You are therefore painfully unable to use the beginning of
your digestive tract, your teeth, gums and mouth.
Your inherent intelligence reacts to the stress in your teeth and creates
inflammation in your dysfunctional teeth, to help heal your teeth. The
inflammatory reaction of your inherent healing intelligence instinctively
brings your healing resources to the effected part, to help heal your
stressful teeth.
Your inherent healing intelligence, causes you pain in your teeth, to force
you to physiologically rest your teeth and keep your teeth immobile. In every
inflammation of your teeth, your healing intelligence prevents you foolishly,
from trying to move or use your teeth.
Your inherent healing intelligence is trying to physiologically rest that
part.
        WHEN YOUR TEETH, GUMS & MOUTH ARE INFLAMED, REST THEM
Don't force your teeth and digestive tract to move when they are under such
inflammatory stress. If you break your arm or leg or you are having heart
pains, those bodily parts are under inflammatory stress. If you force them to
move because you think you are more intelligent than your inherent
intelligence, your God within, you will end up crippling yourself or maybe
dead! Your inflammatorily stressed teeth and digestive tract are no different
from your broken arm or leg or your heart, that is in pain. They all need
physiological rest until they heal. Leave them alone. Give your teeth and
digestive tract, a physiological rest, a water fast, until your teeth and
digestive tract are asymptomatic and/or you are genuinely hungry, i.e., you
are salivating for food. So physiologically rest your mouth, gums and teeth
when they cause you pain and discomfort. To help heal your teeth, close your
eyes, water fast, feelingly meditate on the pain and discomfort in your
teeth, gums and mouth, until your teeth, gums and mouth are asymptomatic,
i.e., you no longer have any pain and discomfort in your teeth, gums and
mouth.
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