314. The Toxic Burden on Your Body: How Your Teeth Impact Your Overall Health - Dr. Jigar Gandhi

“DMSA. DMSA. DMSA. DMSA. Yeah. Not DMSO. That's a preservative. Yeah. DMSA. When you have metals and you take chlorophyll, if you have metals in your mouth, sorry, not chlorophyll, chlorella. Yeah, it makes it worse because you're pulling the metals. Like people will chew chlorella, and we do that anytime we're removing metal fillings.”

“So that's a problem. So you want to be very cautious of that. So do you use chlorella or chlorophyll? Oh, we use chlorella once everything is all cleaned out. Okay. So then we give the patient the tabs to take and everything. Okay. But prior to it, we do set them up on binders.”

“It's still in the air. It's still there. No matter what. It's very hard to get rid of it 100%. Right. Right. So now that's when we use the chlorella, bind the rest of it inside the tooth itself and then refill it. Okay. But for when they find metals in their urine, metals in their blood, DMSA.”

“So he does the same thing with Dr. U and Dr. Cheney do. So if you're out on that side of the world, go see him. So he basically told me, he's like, hey, get glycine. Glycine and binds the same receptor site as glyphosate. Glyphosphate binds high receptor site. So if you have more glycine in your body, the glyphosate has nowhere to go.”

“So you become more resilient to it. Because that's what I was dealing with. A lot of glyphosate poisoning. So what was the binder? Glycine. So I take glycine. Okay. So I take five. Yeah, five grains. For the gut. Yes. And then all of a sudden, I'm not bloated anymore. Like, oh, because the glyphosate is just walking on it outside barefoot.”

“And glyphosate loosens these fissures in the wall of the gut and glycine tightens them again. So I've had dozens of functional medicine experts and gut experts recommend that glycine.”

“They live a fairly toxin-free lifestyle. They're conscious of plastic water bottles, things like that. They're not psycho-biohackers. They're probably doing sauna a few days a week. And yet they just know inherently that they're not where they want to be. Correct. They know that something's off and they just can't seem to quite dial in.”

“And then what are the stages of removal look like? Are you a fan of sauna? 100% sauna. Yeah. I am too. Yeah, absolutely. 20 minutes is more than enough. Sauna, 160 degrees, 170 degrees. We were in there last night? Yeah, it was great. It was great. Yeah.”

“I don't think I spent more than maybe $90 a month. And of course, a sauna, which if you don't have one, you can access in a blankets, right? Yes, so there are low-cost ways to get your stool, urine, and sweat going and to get rid of things and open up the liver.”

“A binder is super important too to take at nighttime, right? What kind of binders are you? Zeolite, charcoal? I like zeolite. Yeah, charcoal just sometimes makes me bloated. So zeolite doesn't do it. I like the zeolite powder. I use that. And where do you take a distance from meals? About an hour. Yeah, they say two hours.”

“What are some whitening kits that people could do at home, maybe that you're a fan of? The charcoal. Charcoal. The charcoal. Okay, yeah. That's what I think. That's the cheapest because you could buy a whole tab for like 10 bucks. Okay. And then just open up the capsule, use your brush in there, and just dip it. Use a separate brush, but do it in the shower because it makes a mess.”

“Then we came home, got in the hyperbaric chamber, prepped for the podcast. And then before we got on the podcast today, we had the three farm fresh eggs, a nice sourdough, some fermented veggies, and a nice fistful of berries. So we are ready to roll.”

“And you take malic acid in the morning at night time. I forgot the exact dosage, but it's on the sheet there. Okay. That Monday through Friday. Then Saturday morning, same juice you're drinking again. And then you're eating rice and berries. That's it. Plain rice and berries. Okay. By 1.30. And then 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock, you're doing Epsom salt with lemon.”

“And what are your go-to's for metal removal in the body? DMSA. DMSA. DMSA. DMSA. Yeah. Not DMSO. That's a preservative. Yeah. DMSA. When you have metals and you take chlorophyll, if you have metals in your mouth, sorry, not chlorophyll, chlorella.”

“Right. Right. So now that's when we use the chlorella, bind the rest of it inside the tooth itself and then refill it. Okay. But for when they find metals in their urine, metals in their blood, DMSA. DMSA. DMSA. So this is an oral chelation. Oral chelation. I'll put a link to some brands that maybe you recommend if you have any.”

“And then you're eating rice and berries. That's it. Plain rice and berries. Okay. By 1.30. And then 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock, you're doing Epsom salt with lemon. Just a pure organic. I've done that before. That doesn't taste too good. It doesn't taste too good, but it lights a fire.”

“You feel it. And then at 6 a.m. the next day and 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. You're doing the Epsom salt with lemon again. Okay. And you'll get the runs. Make sure if you only have one bathroom and couples, you know, one do it at a time. Don't do it all together. But you'll get the runs anywhere from 3 a.m.”

“What is a classic mold detox protocol look like for you? So either Nystatin or Itraconazole . It's straight to the Nystatin or Itraconazole . Straight to the pharmaceuticals. Okay. Because mold, we know the reason why you have to be on these meds for a longer time because mold has that capsule.”

“So it's a one-to-one. I get a lot of calls from insurance companies and the pharmacy. Why'd you call in Nystatin, Itraconazole? your a dentist. I'm like, well, here's the article. Here's the reason why the tooth is black. Like they need anti-fungal. Right. Right. But that's one of the things that we have to also understand.”

“I traced mine right back to the coffee and I also traced it back to these. I eat a lot of nuts. So I had these glass jars of stored nuts. And what I didn't realize was I would refill them, then I would eat them down. And when I got to that bottom 20%, I refill it again.”

“And I was like, where am I getting ochratoxin A and aflatoxin? That's why I stopped eating nuts because I had a bad experience. Really? After one week of eating cashews, I just feel like, what is wrong with me? Yeah. And I was like, my wife's like, you got a fungal infection. I'm like, what are you talking about? She's like, you're just eating a whole bag of cashews all day long.”

“What are some of your go-to metal tests? I've used the vibrant total toxicity test. I've also done, can't remember the name of it right now. Oligoscan. Oligoscan. Yeah, oligo scan, which is a palm scan with infrared light.”

“Your body can't handle it. The other thing is environmental toxins, right? I love the vibrant wellness tox panel. I think that's really good. I do too. Yeah. For me personally, I don't know why I'm susceptible to the Roundup by phosphate. Like for me, like golf courses are around.”

“A binder is super important too to take at nighttime, right? What kind of binders are you? Zeolite, charcoal? I like zeolite. Yeah, charcoal just sometimes makes me bloated. So zeolite doesn't do it. I like the zeolite powder. I use that. And where do you take a distance from meals? About an hour. Yeah, they say two hours.”

“Okay. But prior to it, we do set them up on binders. So we want to take like zeolite. So it starts binding to the metals already in their system. Then we clean this up, even though we're doing all the protocols to protect them. All these like five different suctions and all these things, gadgets that we have to make sure everyone stays safe.”

“It's everywhere. It could be in your eyes. It could be your nose, ears. Dr. Simon Yu. Accidental blow up is a great book. That's the second book. He has a third book. Read the book because he's the one. Accidental blow up. Accidental blow-up. Yeah. He's the one who got me into all this stuff. I studied underneath him. I'm going to see him in a few weeks.”

“You do this for like close to 20, 30 days and you see the difference. Okay. So I use that personally. Bleaching does work. Like Carbamide Peroxide does work in office. Bleaching is great. We get beautiful results for patients. It's an in and out procedure. Right. But me personally, I can't do it. Right. Because my teeth are sensitive.”

“So what does it look like? What does Monday to Friday look like? And what does Saturday to Sunday look like? So you're drinking an eight ounce chart cherry juice mixed with 24 ounce of filtered water, right? Okay. So 24 ounces all throughout the day. Yeah, you put ultrafos in there, eight drops of it. You drink that all day.”

“So the real common mold and fungal infections that a lot of people have. And then, of course, the heavy metals that a lot of people have, which in most cases coming from their drinking water and their mold is actually coming from their coffee. I traced mine right back to the coffee and I also traced it back to these.”

“It's like I saw my stats this morning. I'm like, wow. Yeah. So we did a 20-minute dry sauna. It got really hot. And then I have a 61-degree cold plunge. So maybe call it a cool plunge. So it's not that cold. And we just did one minute in there. Not enough to spike the dopamine and narpinephrine and wake you up and give you that spike that you get after a normal cold plunge.”

“It works better than the Vegas nerve stimulator. It really does. Yeah. It's like I saw my stats this morning. I'm like, wow. Yeah. So we did a 20-minute dry sauna. It got really hot. And then I have a 61-degree Cold Plunge. So maybe call it a cool plunge. So it's not that cold. And we just did one minute in there.”

“Correct. They know that something's off and they just can't seem to quite dial in. They got the eight-sleep mattress. They, you know, they're doing all of the things, maybe even red light. And that's when getting this cone beam x-ray is where that's the starting point.”

“Then we came home, got in the hyperbaric chamber, prepped for the podcast. And then before we got on the podcast today, we had the three farm fresh eggs, a nice sourdough, some fermented veggies, and a nice fistful of berries. So we are ready to roll.”

“Like me personally, and this is mine. My wife's is different. Everyone else is different, but this is what I tested for: ivermectin, membendazole, prezaquento, parental palmate, and Fluconazole. Those were my five that I took.”

“And I don't know if these podcasts have aired yet, but one was with Dr. Perlmutter. Yeah. Who wrote Grain Brain. He's awesome. I remember those books. Gut Brain Connection. I read that in 2014. Started our clinic journey in 2016. That was a big tipping point for me.”

“We had enough. Yeah. No, it was a great, great workout. Then we came home, got in the hyperbaric chamber, prepped for the podcast. And then before we got on the podcast today, we had the three farm fresh eggs, a nice sourdough, some fermented veggies, and a nice fistful of berries.”

“And from that point on, it's reverse engineered to see what you need, what supplements, whether it's herbs, botanicals, or pharmaceuticals. Like me personally, and this is mine. My wife's is different. Everyone else is different, but this is what I tested for: ivermectin, membendazole, prezaquento, parental palmate, and Fluconazole. Those were my five that I took.”

“And you take malic acid in the morning at night time. I forgot the exact dosage, but it's on the sheet there. Okay. That Monday through Friday. Then Saturday morning, same juice you're drinking again. And then you're eating rice and berries. That's it. Plain rice and berries.”

“Like me personally, and this is mine. My wife's is different. Everyone else is different, but this is what I tested for: ivermectin, Mebendazole, prezaquento, parental palmate, and Fluconazole.”

“There's not like one test fits all. But do you have any go-to tests that you— There's another one, TriTest from Quicksilver. TriTest from Quicksilver? Yeah. But I like the DMPS test. Okay. The provocation test. I really like that because we can—again, we're sponges. We absorb everything, right?”

“What is a classic mold detox protocol look like for you? So either Nystatin or Itraconazole . It's straight to the Nystatin or Itraconazole . Straight to the pharmaceuticals. Okay. Because mold, we know the reason why you have to be on these meds for a longer time because mold has that capsule.”

“And I'm like, man, I'm getting this paralysis of analysis. Maybe I'm overthinking it. And then I went into the cabinet and I saw all the things of macadamias and the shelled pistachios. And I got down to the bottom and you could actually see the little mull Groden down there at the very bottom.”

“what supplements, whether it's herbs, botanicals, or pharmaceuticals. Like me personally, and this is mine. My wife's is different. Everyone else is different. But this is what I tested for was ivermectin, membendazole, praziquantel, parental palmate, and fluconazole. Those are my five that I took.”

“what supplements, whether it's herbs, botanicals, or pharmaceuticals. Like me personally, and this is mine. My wife says it's different. Everyone else says it's different. But this is what I tested for was ivermectin, membendazole, praziquantel, pyrantel pamoate, and fluconazole. Those are my five that I took.”

“I love the vibrant wellness tox panel. I think that's really good. I do too. Yeah. For me personally, I don't know why I'm susceptible to the Roundup by phosphate. Like for me, like golf courses are around. We have two golf courses near us, like less than a mile, mile and a half away, and the neighbors spraying Roundup everywhere.”

“Gandhi and I both bailed on in about the third round. I was like, you know what? I'll just jump on the exercise bike. We had enough. Yeah. No, it was a great, great workout. Then we came home, got in the hyperbaric chamber, prepped for the podcast. And then before we got on the podcast today, we had the three farm fresh eggs, a nice sourdough, some fermented veggies, and a nice fistful of berries.”