Some more:
In Chinese medicine the kidneys are believed to be the main driver in the task of rebuilding the teeth. Healing techniques which employ the regenerative power of the kidneys include certain qi gong routines, yoga routines, certain herbal and animal foods, and healing through tantric sex (sounds like fun!). For some people, the kidneys may be the primary vehicle for healing the dentition. Read more at:
http://forum.lef.org/default.aspx?f=43&m=17576 and search for the words above.
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The style of healing best suited to a particular person can be one of many. Employing several strategies in combination may be the best approach as it avoids the risks that occur if a single bodily system is employed alone.
From all my healing, I’ve learned that there is a way. But you usually need to go out of your way, get past frustrations, ignore naysayers, think outside the box!
1. Research all the ways that you can do what you want – in this case, heal a broken or missing tooth. There’s lots out there.
2. Choose a method, a healer, or work with a friend/spouse. Write it down, post it on the wall. Decide on how long you will spend time on it. Even 5 minutes is good.
3. Do a little of your program every day until you get your desired result. Don’t be discouraged. It may take years. Or just months. It may vary. Sometimes prayer is needed.
Don’t give up. Choose your method, start it up, and persist.