¶ Why Bone Cleaning Matters
Cleaning bone has been something since 2009, since I started my residency. It's just an innate ability that it just came to me.
I can't tell you how many tinnitus is from hidden infections in the jaw. I think it's the number one cause. Mercury can cause it too, right?
Remove the parasites, the mold, the environmental toxins. Within five months, testosterone below 900.
You need hormones if you're missing parts. Other than that, you should figure out why your hormones are low or why even not.
Your patients speak for you. If you've helped actually heal someone, they speak for you. That's why in my office I don't put certificates on the wall. I got a box full of certificates.
People say I felt reconnected to my body again in the dental chair. I believe that that's the circuit breaker, the meridian. It's like immediately the infection comes out of that meridian and it's like boom.
¶ Meet Dr Jay Gandhi Live
Here from Cannes France, live with Dr. Jay Gandhi. We're gonna talk about pathogens, parasites. Oh, wait till you see the picture he just showed me. In hidden infections and other infections throughout the body that don't clear up because something's going on in the mouth. So if that sounds familiar to you, then we got the guy right here. Yeah, absolutely. All the way from New York, Long Island, baby.
Thank you, brother.
Yeah, yeah. I've sent you a lot of people because I believe in your work so strongly.
Really appreciate it.
And you do uh you do great work because you have your own story.
Yes.
¶ Mercury Symptoms And Near Crashes
Let's start there. Yeah, so my story started in uh late 2024. Oh, actually early 2024. I started having these twitches on my neck. And on top of that, I was having these neurological blocks. So I asked my staff, like, what's going on? They're like, you know what? You've been forgetting things. I'm like, how long? He said around November, October, November 2023 is when you started forgetting things.
Because we go by some stickies, like, hey, you need to get this patient numb, or this is very for a follow-up. And I would just go sit down in the office. I thought I already got the patient numb.
By the way, brain fog severely, one of the first mercury deep mercury in the brain seems like.
Insane, right? And then um, you know, everything aligned. You did the podcast with Gary Brucca. I was like, you know what? This it hits home. Like, I I truly believe I have some mercury toxicity. Again, me being a dentist, removing all this mercury smart protocol too. And not knowing, I know, still not knowing it.
And you helped Gary with some infections in his mouth, cavitations, as we call them. But now here you are. I remember the day we called, you went through all those symptoms, and I'm like, oh dude, you have mercury in your brain. I know every one of those symptoms. Well, that was me.
Oh, 100%. You're like, I don't take on clients. I'm like, no, you're taking me on, man. Whatever it is, I'm doing this, yeah. Please guide me. And like, I almost died twice. I called you one time. It's like my whole skin was yellow, my eyes were yellow. Yeah, my staff was like, you know, you're yellow. I'm like, no, I don't think so. Yeah, I remember. And you're like, Are you okay? Yeah, I'm like, yeah, I'm okay. Like, you shouldn't be okay.
I was like, because that was all the leaching off of me. Yeah, and another time my tongue was black, my gums were really dark purple. I mean, my gums are purplish because I'm dark skinned, but it was really dark. I'm like, okay, I was leaching this stuff out. You were, yeah.
Yeah, I mean, I it was very quick to like, you know, realize what was happening with you. I mean, I'm like, dude, you are severely mercury, it's in your brain. And uh, you know, I you learned the process very well. You're a smart guy. You you you know, and it's years not months, man.
I won't touch the stuff anymore. You know, what I went through, like, and I was going through it for years prior to it and not realizing that was a whole buildup. Yeah, and then after that, detox like it took me a whole year to finish. Then I did the parasites in mold and then and environmental toxins, and then I just got rid of any.
Yeah, see, because the parasites and every pathogen, I battled back parasites, candida, all of it, all the time because it was hiding in and around the mercury that was all the time.
Yeah, they feed off the metals, yeah. It's a food source.
Absolutely, and they hide, they hide. I mean, they're protected there. The immune system won't go after it if it's in the other mercury.
Correct. And you know, it's like my mom was a dentist, so it's like four generations, a few generations it goes down because she has some metal fillings. Playing around with mercury growing up, not knowing what it is. So, you know, it was just added effects, and in dental school, we're just drilling it and not knowing it, yeah. Like what else is in there, yeah. Um, but yeah, and dude, thank you for saving my life, man. Yeah, hey
¶ The Cavitation Parasite Case
man.
Well, thank you for the work that you do. I want to I want to put pull that picture out. I we're gonna we're gonna hold it as close to the camera as we can. Um, and I want people to see this. You might have to turn your brightness up. What you're seeing there, describe what they're seeing.
Yeah, so it's about a six to seven-inch parasite, right? It's a worm that came from the upper right area where the patient had a wisdom tooth extracted uh about five years prior.
Okay. Yeah, so literally, uh, wisdom tooth is out, heels over, no pain typically.
No pain.
Right? These are called cavitations, infection in the jaw. Yeah, but they house more than just deadly bacteria called anaerobes. We're learning now that they house a lot of typically microparasites. Yeah. I have to say that's the largest parasite I ever saw come out of a cavitation. What was that day like?
Describe this. I gotta show you the what happened on the bottom. You see the worm swimming in the blood. Oh my god. Yeah, I'll give you the same. So describe this.
I mean, how often do you have you seen a parasite like that in a cavitation? That large, that's the only time.
But I've seen the micro ones, I've seen the smaller ones, the small worms. That one, I was gonna quit dentistry that day. Yeah. Because I couldn't. So for me, it's like my vision has to be perfect, my hands have to be good, and I can't have lower back pain, right? Because I'm standing when I'm doing surgery. So I'm cleaning up the site, I feel like I got it clean, take some photos, videos, everything looks clean on the screen. I'm like, I'm not done.
There's something that comes, goes, comes, and goes. So it's playing with me. I'm like, this is weird. So I keep going at it. So it's literally pulling back. Yeah, pulling back.
And I'm like, I don't understand what's going on here. Was it back way back in the jaw further than you thought?
Yeah, it was near the greater palatine artery. Okay, right. So it was all the way buried in there on the palatal side. Uh, because I cleaned up the buckle shelf or the other bone on the on the cheek side. And then uh my anesthesiologist is like, are you okay? I'm like, no. My assistant who's been with me for over a decade, she's like, Are you okay? I'm like, honestly, no. Like, I can't do this. Was the patient out? The patient's out, completely out. No, no, no, you're not okay.
Don't move, don't move. Yeah, it's a lot easier when you do these surgeries when patients are out. Oh, totally. I I prefer it myself, yeah. Um so I take my goggles, my loops off, I walk away. D-glove, I walk away from the surgery. So I'm like, I need a breather. Like, I I'm losing my vision here because if something's coming and going, I think I got a flicker in my eye. Yeah, yeah. Right? And then I go back in there.
I'm like, okay, let me just go back in there, take the rondiurs, which basically flyers, go there and grab it and pull out that worm. Then I didn't freak out. I'm like, okay, this validated what I was seeing. I'm like, okay, and I trained with Dr. Simon Yu and read a lot of stuff about parasites. So I'm like, okay, there is something else going on here. She was on antiparasitic meds for two years. So that tells you.
By the way, that's why it went and hid.
Yeah. It found a safe place. It found a safe place, and the cavitation is a safe place, right? So it she was on those meds for two years and not going anywhere. And insane. So then that felt good taking that out. Then I opened the bottom up, and after you make that little area in the bone, all you see is swimmers inside. I was like, okay, this is a little freaky out. Right, like let's just, you know, let it let it do its thing. Oxygen hits it, kills, kills it.
Yeah. So oxygen is all about healing, right? So once you open up the areas and there's oxygen flowing.
By the way, that's why they love those spaces because there's no oxygen.
Correct. Yeah. So the the insane part was our, you know, all surgery is done and everything. Her dad's a dentist, by the way. So her dad found me because we were at a seminar together. I told him what I what I'm doing. So he's like, hey, I'm gonna have her come see you. Um that evening I call her, I'm like, hey, you ever feel anything crawling or anything issue on your upper right side? She's like, Why do you ask? I'm like, what whatever happened?
She's like, Well, I go for acupuncture, and that side would light up, the upper right side, the TMJ area. Acupuncturist couldn't figure it out, couldn't I'm like, okay. She's like, Yeah, I would I always feel something crawling in there since I had the wisdom tea taken out. She had the wisdom tea taken out, four to six weeks later, went to Thailand. So it tells you open wound, eating something, gets stuck in there, right? So now it enjoys that uh anaerobic environment.
Um she's like, I didn't want to tell you anything because I didn't want to think you I'm crazy. Like, what do you mean? She's like, every provider I go to thinks I'm crazy. So I didn't tell you anything. Like, well, you should check your phone right now. I sent you a photo, and that was out. And now she loved her life, she's a steady boyfriend. She she got out of a relationship, you know, Awire.
So that makes more sense to me because the small ones can come systemically, you know, and find their way into those little crevices, you know, even up this way, that way, right? But the big one, I was like, how did that find now? It makes sense. It went in smaller and grew bigger. Exactly. But what because it there was blood there, she had the surgery. Because she had the surgery, it's still an open wound. That makes so sense, yeah. Okay, so did you grab it with pliers? Is that what you had?
Grab it with pliers, and then pulled it out.
You know, I mean, it's there's no resistance as soon as I got the head of it, it just came right out.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's amazing. Zipped right out, zipped right out.
And then you were like, and that's the fixture. I'm gonna take a photo of this. I'm like, this is this is one for the book.
And then it'll lower with smaller ones, smaller, yeah.
It was smaller.
Wow. Oh my gosh. Well, I mean, I'm her health probably just transferred.
Oh, yeah, she's night and day difference. You know, she's a steady boyfriend, no more anxiety, no more stress in life. Everything she she really has a zeal for life now.
¶ Mouth Infections Misread As “Normal”
Yeah. Look, I I just recently we you know, we'll use his name, but I just sent you somebody that this guy has the means to go all over the world and he did, and you know, health issues going on, and uh it was one of those scenarios that I just can't believe no one asked the questions. You know, it's like when you know his gums are bleeding profusely. I'm like, this dude has massive infection in his mouth. Yeah, you know, no wonder his brain is going.
Yeah, and lo and behold, he comes to you and you know, you find all kinds of infections.
Yeah, out of 32 teeth or 32 areas, there's 10 areas that need work. Oh my gosh. Yeah.
I mean, even teeth that need to extract it.
Yeah, oh yeah, and clean up the bone because he's like, oh yeah, like the teeth don't feel like they're moving. I'm like, hey, look on the screen. I'm moving your tooth. Do you feel that moving? Like, yeah, I feel that moving. I thought that's normal. Like, that is not normal.
His teeth are falling out. Yes. I mean, but what he didn't put together, many people don't put together, is the fact that those infections were crushing his health. Correct. Honestly, I'm gonna be honest with you, it's amazing he was as healthy as he actually is, you know, in his defense.
Yeah, I'm with that much infection. Oh, 100%. I think it's it's crazy that he's still walking.
Yeah.
You know, because he tried to lose weight, and he's like, I can't lose weight. There's no way he's gonna lose weight. He showed him his belly, he's like, all I'm doing is scratching all day long. I'm like, dude, this is deeper. Dental is involved, but this is deeper than dental.
And why? Because I mean, all these pathogens and everything is just you know, hosting in them. I mean, honestly, it's it was amazing that he was doing as well as he was doing. He's loaded with mercury, too. You know, he uh definitely had a lot of uh lot of mercury toxicity.
Yeah, I mean, he's eating sushi all the fine dining, right? That's what he said. I'm like, no more fine dining.
He's an amazing human, and and the fact that uh you know we're we're gonna be able to get him better is uh oh he's gonna feel great.
I told him, give me three to six months, you're gonna see a huge out of his brain.
Absolutely. His life's gonna transform. And he's a world changer, man. Yeah, but yeah, so um, you know, just amazing these stories. And I'm sure you have more of them, and I want people to hear some because you know, when it's one thing when we get metal out of the mouth, that transforms the brain. We get infection out of the jaw, that transforms the brain and the gut. And, you know, we basically get these galvanisms where people have opposing metals and take the electric currents out.
¶ Neuropathy Reversal After Jaw Surgery
Um, you know, what's come to some of the stories that you have had.
So just recently, uh Homeland Security cop, right? Officer. So she didn't tell me how severe it was, but she told me she has left leg neuropathy and left leg issues, ankle down, right? I'm like, okay, good, it's fine, you know, we're gonna treat you. You have some infections in your jawbone, you have a dead tooth there, and right next to it, I don't like the way the tooth looks because the infection has gotten further back. She's like, whatever it is, take the tooth out.
If you feel like it needs to come out, take it out. Like, we can try to save it if you want. She's like, No, I don't want any infection right now. Okay, good, perfect. So she's on board with the biological trying to treat it. So then the day of the surgery comes, we plan everything out a few months before. Day of the surgery comes, she says, Daily, she's asleep. They're like, all right, guys, I need more blood.
They're like, okay, we go to the ankle to draw more blood because we already used both arms. They pull up her left leg and they're like, What's going on? Why's her foot purple? And then she's all should we stop the surgery? I'm like, she didn't tell me her foot's purple, like completely purple. Like the foot should be chopped off purple. Major neuropathy. Yeah, major. I was like, she didn't tell me that, and she didn't even show me that beforehand.
I'm like, this happened because we're doing surgery. Let's stop the surgery. But I was like, all right, let's just continue the surgery. You know, meridian charts. If you believe in it or you don't, I believe in it. It's on the meridian. It's on the meridian. The tooth connected to that part of the body. So it was number 19 and number 20. Yeah. Clean it all out. Huge infections. Took me about an hour to hour, 10 minutes to clean up that area.
Get the blood flowing in there, graft everything, suture it. Three weeks later, she comes in, she shows me, and we have this on tape too. I'm like, you you gotta show me that foot. Shows me the foot. All you see is little patiki. Foot is back to normal color, no neuropathy, nothing.
Yeah, man. How many people are chasing it, right? How many people are whether it's diabetes, can't lose weight, right? These are the two, you know, the last two weeks we talked about chronic fatigue, brain fog, anxiety, hormone problems, chasing thyroid problems. In nine times out of ten,
¶ Pituitary Symptoms And Unexpected Healing
it's right here, man.
So I'll give you one that you probably never got. So 35-year-old female, she had her first child 12 years ago, her twins five years ago, comes in, family of dentists. I think 13 dentists in the whole family throughout the world, right? Well connected, has a means for everything, acne across the face. She's like, I just want to get healthy. Titanium implants, dead teeth, cavitace, you name it, metal fillings, right? I'm like, okay, you got a lot going on. We're gonna work on one side first.
About 10 or 11 areas only on one side that I worked on, so I can't do the other side. So she tells me she has an issue with her posterior pituitary, her pituitary gland, not posterior, just the pituitary gland. I'm like, okay, well, I know the there's a connection there. Maybe it might heal, maybe it might not. She didn't tell me how involved it was. Three weeks later at the follow-up, she comes in and she's like, for the first time in five in 12 years, I haven't had to pump.
I'm like, what are you talking about? Like, excuse me, like, she's like, no, it was embarrassing. I would go out and my shirts would soak. Like, well, you had your kids five years ago, so maybe a year or two years you're pumping. 12 years she's been pumping milk nonstop. Three weeks later, she's like, Dr. G, I haven't pumped the day after the surgery. It's gone. Completely gone.
That's the killer. That's the hard part. Well, I wonder how many of them said, holy cow, like maybe I should change the way I'm doing dentistry. I knew you were gonna say that. That's unfortunate, but I knew it, man. I knew that was gonna be the case.
They think it's woo. I'm like, it's not, it's science. I could send you the PubMed articles. I know. Like, here are the PubMed articles.
You know what I found? It's like, so typically, I you know, here I've introduced uh or interviewed a lot of dentists, and it was all their own story that most of them led, you know, were led to change, right? So is that what it takes? It takes them getting sick,
¶ Root Canals And A Migraine Turning Point
yeah, um, or at least a close enough family member.
Close enough, that's what that's what led me into the field, right? 2012, I did two root canals of my wife. Six years she had migraines. Me in that dental box, like, no, no, no. And you have colleagues check it out, and three and fourteen, so maxillary sinus is right there. If there was an infection there, you would show puffiness or grayness in the sinus.
And that's what everyone says. Yeah. If you had an infection there, it would show. Or I'm looking at your x ray, your x-ray looks normal.
And that's what I was trained for. And she's it got to a certain point, she's like, either you take them out or I'm gonna go to someone else. I'm like, all right, you know, I'm like, I'm taking them out. I took them out instantly, migraines gone. Yeah, did you hear that? Yeah, instantly. I'm like, okay, that's what changed. That's where I'm like, okay, what is this rabbit hole? Like, what is where'd you read this? Show me, I'm gonna go down that, and it led me down a path where I love it.
You know, you meet all these great people around the world, you jump into the surgery rooms with them, and it's like, hey, this is what I'm doing, this is how I'm cleaning bone. So for me, cleaning bone, I know it sounds archaic and chaotic. It's just something from like 2009 when I started my residency. I just knew, like, here's dark blood, here's this oily stuff.
She just walked through and saying, say that again. Say that again.
So um for me, cleaning bone has been something since 2009, since I started my residency, it's just an innate ability that it just came to me. So I would open these areas out or try to put an implant in. I'm like, why is the bone oily and the blood is dark? So I would just clean it out. At that time, it was only burrs and make it bleed really fresh, fresh red blood, not knowing my why. My whys got answered nine years later. Yeah, yeah. But I was doing that since the start. That's crazy, yeah.
And it just kept going. So it was just something you know God put in me. Absolutely. This is the path you're gonna go, you're gonna figure it out somehow.
He was already making you an expert for where he knew he was taking you through your wife, yeah, and even deeper through your own story. Correct. That's from pain to purpose, bro.
Yeah, yeah.
¶ Detox Path And Testosterone Rebound
And I'll tell you a crazy story about testosterone. You know, we're dealing with low T now, right? So my testosterone, I started crashing 2023, right? 291, 2024, 271. I'm like, okay, there's a problem. I was like, I'm I'm I'm gonna die, right? This is May uh 2000 uh 2025, 271. I'm like, I'm not taking T. And you know, I know Gary, I know Dr. C, I know all the top people in the world. They're like, take testosterone. I'm like, no, I I don't want to have kids, I don't want to do it.
All right, let me go do these cleanses. So I got the metal out. So my I could feel it, I feel the difference. Like, my I'm losing some weight. So I'm like, okay, there's something else inside involved. I feel like uh getting a little bit more energy, brain fog's going away, I'm feeling better. Remove the parasites, the mold, the environmental toxins within five months, testosterone below 900. 318% increase, man. Of course. And we're dealing with low Twitter.
Look, I am like a lone voice in this alternative medicine, functional medicine right now, because I'm telling people, look, you know, it you need hormones if you're missing parts. Other than that, you should figure out why your hormones are low or why, even not, why your hormones could look normal and still have all the symptoms for low hormones because your cells can't hear the dang hormones because they're so inflamed because of toxins driving it or getting infections, which are toxins.
Yeah.
So yeah, I mean, dude, I'm so glad you told that story.
Oh, no, thank you. I'm thankful for you for sharing this, the knowledge, because that's that's how we're gonna reach people.
Absolutely. You know, just in the two stories, right? The the woman and myself, pituitary, right? Affected by what was going on. Yeah, you're pituitary, yeah. Pituitary controls your thyroid, your adrenals. And then, you know, that that story right there.
¶ How To Find A Real Biological Dentist
Yeah.
Now, antidiuretic hormone, by the way. Bad, that's why you can start peeing in the middle, like they come up with it. Dyslexia, dang it.
And you know, the the biggest crossroads now, we're at a fork in the road in the biological dentistry space because now it's just everyone's a biological dentist. Unfortunately, you're gonna take a certificate. No, you need to do those reps, right? Yeah, you need to really interview a biological dentist. Because I'm turning into the doctor who's doing revisions, which is not good. Yeah, you know, they're seeing colleagues of mine, and it's not good.
Very, very passionate about what you're talking about, right?
And and it's hurt me because I know these guys. Like I just saw a patient, he's very well known. Money's not an object for this guy, but I worked on 12 sites. How is that missed? 12 sites out of 32. And he comes to me, he's like, You're just a young kid, but he's like, I've seen what you've done, I've interviewed the patients that you worked on. I called a lot of them, and I was like, How'd you get their number? He's like, I got their number. It's like I have my people.
And he's like, You're telling me I have 12 areas in my mouth that need worked on. I'm like, Yeah, man. He's like, I'm gonna go with it. And he had tinnitus so bad for six years, and he lost ability to walk. So that's that's what hurts me. That and like I get teary because that I'm like, come on, guys, we're on the same page, same road. Where did the training go? Different, yeah. Yeah, you lose the ability to walk because a dental issue.
He fixed it because he had the money to biohack and do all this stuff, but he's still stumbling around. Tinnitus, gone. So I'm not a medical doctor, I am not an MD. But all I knew was he had a huge cavitation in the upper left side. So I went in there, I just cleaned it all out, completely gone.
Gone. I can't tell you how many tinnitus is from hidden infections in the jaw. It's I I think it's the number one cause. I mercury can cause it too, right? I had like throbbing in my ears, all kinds of things going on. But yet, you know, people are suffering from it. Right. And there's a great laser procedure now that they do. And yeah, but I I always say clear the cavitation first, get a cone beam to look for is hidden infections first and foremost. Correct, yeah.
You know, and then because a laser is gonna help, but you can also agitate it. Now, let's say they have Lyme disease or they have uh undiagnosed, right? Because I've found patients with undiagnosed Lyme. Oh, yeah. And we'd send it out to DNA connections and they're like, oh, a patient has Lyme.
You know, they do the PCR test and they they like DNA connections is how you evaluate the infection in these areas. You send it off to the lab. Yes, and then they're looking at, oh my gosh, this person has Lyme, parasites, whatever, whatever.
Yeah, and you're gonna like this, they're gonna approve doing Ranties now. CCL5.
Yeah.
So if you go on PubMed, type in Ranties, everyone's 11,000 plus articles, and it leads to the C-word.
Yeah. I'm so glad to hear that. Ranties, I mean, talk a little bit about it because a lot of people have symptoms they could have this particular, you know, uh pathogen.
So correct. Yeah. So it it so with the CCFI, it's a chemokine, cytokine, right? So inflammatory marker. Now we naturally have it in our jawball. Uh but if it's elevated, why is it elevated? And the thing is, just like that parasite that was in the upper right side. So Ramte's isn't the pathogen, it's the marker. It's the marker. Yeah. So um just like that patient had uh the parasites off a right side and the meds couldn't kill it, same same concept here. It's a walled off area.
So we need to go in there and surgically intervene. And then when we send it off to a lab, now we have more data and now we can actually help the person heal better.
Yeah. Yeah, so rantes now okay, so it's it's a marker. Is it a marker for a specific nasty um CCL5, it's a chemokine, correct?
It's a marker. Exactly. That's right. Across the Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They they call CCL5 or Ranties. Yeah, it's the same. Yeah, okay.
Yeah, and uh yeah, so I'm glad to hear that. So that I I have a feeling now that's going to really um that's gonna change biological dentistry. Yes. But you know, I don't want to leave the point though, because I guess the question is, is you know, how does someone find a real biological dentist? Because it is really in vogue right now to say, oh, I go to a biological dentist, and I'm like, oh, do they do root canals? Yeah, they do root canals. Okay, yeah, get out.
They're not a real biological dentist. You know, or you know, another question, but talk a little bit about that.
So it's hard. We're working on it, right? Uh, Dr. Dominic Nishowitz with uh biodentistry standards he's on my list of approved dentists. Thank you. Yeah, BGS, so we're working on that, where people can go in and find a vetted biological dentist, right? And it's just not you don't get a certificate and say, hey, I'm a biological dentist. Yeah, you need to actually show your work, yeah, right. And it's like approved by our peers. It's like, okay, now I trust the person. Okay, go.
You're doing it the same. We talk in the same language, right? It's a software, so we're all talking the same language, and then you know the technical skills, or you come shadow us because if you can talk the same language, then we can go ahead and teach you the technical skills, and now you got it. Because we can't see everybody, there's just too many people to see, right? So there's no competition at all.
So I don't get where, like, you know, it's like the traditional dentistry world, all competition, right? There's no competition at all. Yeah, it's like let's just do it the right way, do it once, patients not harmed, and then we have success, and success after success, and that's the way we want it.
Yeah, that that's great. Yeah, because I can't tell you how many people have said, oh, yeah, I went to my biological desk. They they looked at my I didn't have cavitation. I said, Oh, good. Um, how did they look at that? Uh my yeah, they my x-rays, they took new x-rays. I'm like, okay, you can't see it from an x-ray. Or they look at a cone beam, which is the way to look at it, with they don't even have the right software. They look at it as a as a panel.
Yeah, yeah, or they're not twisting and turning it around.
Exactly. The right software goes around the back. Correct. They're just looking as a plain film.
Yeah, and that's the biggest problem, right? So that's where the education comes in, and we're here to help, right? I think the the biggest misconception is biological dentistry, it's a whole community, and we're we're eager to help each other out because we're like, hey, this is how I healed, this is how you healed, this is how we should be healing people. Yeah, and now it's like do no harm. Now that's the Hippocratic oath. Yeah, now we're putting it to play.
Yeah, exactly. And there's a you know, obviously, the uh documentary, many of you are in it, these are the the good ones. Yeah, but again, there's a lot of um not so good ones, to be nice, uh, just utilizing biological dentistry. You know, it happened in the IAOMT. That was that's a group of dentists. I lectured there many, many years ago. And the IAOMT was this biological dentist group that in the beginning of like everyone was just sold out for it.
They were, you know, but then it turned into just getting on the list.
Correct.
And because they realized that these people were getting a lot of patients, yeah. And they were still doing root canals, yeah.
You know, and I had a problem with that, but we're still yeah, it's the same thing with like the IABDM, IOMT, it's the same exact thing. It's like just get on a list. No, it's it's deeper than that, yeah. And it's your patients speak for you. Like if if you've helped actually heal someone, they speak for you. That's why in my office I don't put certificates on the wall. I got a box full of certificates, and I get them all the time, weekly, right?
It's like that's I like the photos on the wall with the patient, yeah, them smiling. Because I remember how they first came in. Yeah, it's an ingrained, it's sick. Yeah, like I mean, and now it's because I've seen some of the sickest people in the world. Yeah, and to help them heal, it it feels good.
Yeah, no doubt. How many gut problems like people?
¶ Meridians Gut Problems And Circuit Breakers
It's because it's such a big thing today, and I'm constantly finding myself saying, Hey man, look, you know, if there's a factory dumping waste in the river, you can, you know, keep trying to put the new algae and plants and the fish back in the river, they're just gonna keep dying. And that's what people are doing with their gut, don't you think?
Well, so when you talk about gut, right? Let's take a step back with the meridians, right? The the wisdom teeth, small intestine. Yeah, the tooth in front of that, large intestine. When do most people get their teeth out? Right before they go to college, right? They're breaking out with a relationship, they have relationship breakups, they're stressed out, they're moving away from family, they're in a catabolic state, they can't build bone.
They take the teeth out, now all of a sudden patients have gut problems. The biggest population I'm getting right now is between like 22 to 30, and they have gut issues. I had a patient who's 23 or 24, she has a bag, glostomy bag, already. She has gut issues, and you look inside her mouth, she had one dead tooth in there we took out, and she has four huge cavitations in there. So you wonder, is that the reason why? Hard to say because it's already happened, right? But you can speculate.
You're like, okay, well, if I clean this up, can things change? Who knows? But a lot of the patients who've treated, they're like, Oh, I'm I'm going to the bathroom regularly now. Like, what do you mean? They're like, Oh, I go twice a day. Like, what were you doing before? Maybe once a week, yeah. Or once every other day. You tell me that. Yeah. I'm like, you know, we ask you all the medical history, they're like, but we we were too scared to share some of these.
Like, it was too much information. Like, it's not too much information. Yeah. Because this is what makes sense, because then I could deep dive and look further.
Well, you know, it's like thyroid conditions are in, and by the way, I I think the glyphosate issue where they're spraying on all the food. That's why when people come to France and Italy, they have such, you know, so much less problems. It's a perfect storm, right? Yeah. What's going on in the mouth? But I always say that unless you fix this, it's oftentimes, even if it wasn't the cause, you won't get better without fixing this.
Correct.
You know, it's like, and I see that all the time. So we make everyone fix this.
Yeah, correct, because the teeth are the circuit breakers, right? You have 32 circuit breakers, right? If one is off, you can do whatever you want. Nothing's gonna happen.
In one of my interviews, I said that. I said, when you then these people say, I felt reconnected to my body again in the dental chair. Yeah, I'm I oh I believe that that's the circuit breaker, the meridian. It's like immediately the infection comes out of that meridian, and it's like boom. It's a matrix.
Yeah, if they're awake, it's a matrix. But I'll tell you, even they're asleep, like I've seen some patients, it was literally death. Like I we had one patient recently from Wisconsin, a couple,
¶ A Surgery Room “Electrical” Wake Up
husband and wife. He had 40 dental surgeries done, so he has no teeth remaining. All his upper teeth, lower teeth, a little root test, but huge cavitations everywhere. We put them on the monitors, the monitors were haywired the whole time. Anastasia was like, You want me to stop the surgery? I'm like, okay, let's check the pulse. Pulse is normal. Count the 15 seconds, times it by four. Perfectly normal pulse. Monitors completely haywire. He brought the Holy Bible with him, but it was on his leg.
So all I did was I took the holy bible, put it between his two hands, and I did what I do best. Clean up the jawbone. I cleaned up the jawbone. The saving grace was the holy Bible. Cleaned up the jawbone, it was death in there. Smelled cadaver, it was just the worst. Cleaned it up, done with the cleaning it up, monitors perfectly aligned, like a newborn baby. Everything was perfect on him. So you tell me, how is we're electrical beings, right? Circuit breaker, electrical.
If it's haywire, there's a problem. We make those connections again, everything connects. Yeah, yeah.
That's it, man. Yeah. Dr.
¶ Where To Find Dr Gandhi
J, where do they find you, bro?
So to uh toothandbody.com and uh Dr. J Gandhi, D R J G A N D H I on Instagram.
There you go. Yeah, this man, he's on my list for a reason.
Yeah, thanks for sending all the patience. Really appreciate you.
Pain to purpose, that's what makes you so excellent, man. Thank you. Those stories are gonna change lives, bro. Appreciate it. Yeah, thanks for being here, man. Love you, brother. Absolutely. Stay tuned for the next episode of the Dr. Pumper Podcast.