“You’re going to need a root canal.”
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Those seven little words rolled off the Dentist’s tongue so completely naturally, but trust me; there is nothing natural about a root canal.
After years of searching for cures to my chronic fatigue, panic attacks, anxiety and insomnia, I finally tracked down the root cause of the problem causing my health issues – A ROOT CANAL
A root canal is a so-called specialty procedure developed by dentists to save infected teeth. But as you’ll discover, it is so much more. 25 million are performed each year in the USA alone – and root canals are one of the root causes of cancer, heart disease, and chronic illness.
Root Cause is my extraordinary, personal journey of self-discovery set to send ripples through the dental profession and expose perhaps one of the world’s greatest medical industry cover-ups.
Root Cause is a movie length documentary featuring expert opinions from cutting edge doctors and dentists from around the world, that exposes the true health effects of the root canal procedure.
Dr Dawn Ewing PhD
Dr Ewing is a Doctor of Integrative medicine, Executive Director of the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, and author of “Let The Tooth Be Known”.
Dr Thomas Levy MD, JD
Dr Levy has degrees in biology, medicine and law, a fellowship in cardiology, certification from the American Board of Internal Medicine and is a member of the American College of Cardiology.
Dr Joseph Mercola
Dr Mercola is an osteopathic physician board-certified in family medicine, trained in both traditional and natural medicine, fellow of the American College of Nutrition and New York Times bestselling author.
Dr Thomas Rau MD
Dr Rau is one of the world’s leading physicians, a certified Medical Doctor in Switzerland and the US, he is recognized as one of the founders of biological medicine and a pioneer in alternative health.
Dr Jerry Tennant MD, MD(H), PScD
Dr Tennant is a certified optometrist, opthamologist, holistic physician, founder of complementary and integrative health clinic The Tennant Institute and licensed by the Arizona Board of Homeopathic and Integrated medicine.
Dr David Minkoff MD
Dr Minkoff is board certified in pediatrics, has a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at UCLA and founded LifeWorks Wellness Center – one of the largest alternative medical clinics in the USA, as well as completing 41 Ironman events.
Dr Bradley Nelson
Dr Nelson is a world-renowned holistic physician and lecturer, chiropractor and craniopath, author of several books on energy medicine and founder of The Emotion Code.
Dr Stuart Nunnally, DDS, MS
Dr Nunnally is the founder of an integrative biological dental practice in Texas, holds fellowships in the Academy of General Dentistry and International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology and serves on the teaching faculty of The American College of Integrative Medicine and Dentistry.
Dr Gerald H. Smith DDS, DNM
Dr Smith is a certified dental practitioner and globally recognized natural medicine physician, member of The Holistic Dental Association and International Association for Orthodontists, lecturer and renowned researcher.
Dr Lane Freeman DDS
Dr Freeman is a biological dentist and member of the American Dental Association and International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology with a passion for oral and overall systemic health.
Dr Candice Owens DDS
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Dr Mark A. Breiner DDS
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The Root Cause documentary has caused controversy and been removed from Netflix.Source:Supplied
A controversial Netflix documentary that’s caused a serious stir in the medical community has been quietly removed from the streaming service.
Root Cause, which claims root canals can be linked the cancer, has disappeared from its website where it had been since January 1.
The film’s claims sparked many to question the safety and appropriateness of root canals and whether they could cause cancer, with the medical community forced to address the issues to put the public at ease.
The America Association of Endodontists created an ‘Internet Movie Talking Points’ document that said the doctors and experts quoted were “extremists and outliers” in the broader medical community.
“Many have questionable reputation and/or license revocations,” it said.
“The theory questioning the safety of root canal treatment is nearly 100 years old and has long and continuously been debunked.
“The broader medical and scientific community support root canal treatments as a safe and effective way to eliminate pain and save a patient’s natural teeth.”
The Root Cause documentary has caused controversy and been removed from Netflix.Source:Supplied
Dr Mitchell Josephs labelled it a “horrific, misleading ‘film’ and said he was “angrier than a Chihuahua with an anal gland problem, dragging his but across the carpet”.
“This is completely erroneous and just scares humanity for no reason other than to get attention; the equivalent of yelling fire in a crowded movie theatre,” he wrote in the Herald Tribute.
The movie makes claims such as “the vast majority of chronic degenerative diseases begin with problems in the mouth” and “98 per cent of women who have breast cancer had a root canal tooth on the same side as their breast cancer”.
But the association said there was no valid, scientific evidence linking root canal
treatment to disease elsewhere in the body and the claims were completely false and misleading.
An editorial review Amazon, one of the few sites still carrying the doco, describes the film as one man’s extraordinary 10-year true story journey to find the root cause of his panic attacks, anxiety, chronic fatigue, nausea, dizziness, agitation and insomnia.
“It is an incredibly personal journey of a round-the-world search for answers that is one moment tear jerking, and laugh out loud funny the next,” it says.
“Root Cause is set to change the way the world looks at holistic health.”
Medical experts have praised Netflix’s decision to remove film, directed by Australian Frazer Bailey, despite the website itself not making a statement on its reasons.
Dental associations had written to Netflix, Apple, Amazon and Vimeo in January asking them to remove the film from their platforms, saying it could harm the public’s view of safe treatments.
“When you undergo a root canal or other endodontic treatment, the inflamed or infected pulp is removed and the inside of the tooth is carefully cleaned and disinfected, then filled and sealed,” the endodontist association clarified to the public.
“Root canal treatments eliminate bacteria and infection while allowing patients to keep their natural teeth.”
Media experts suspect Netflix pulled the film to protects its own reputation for making documentaries.