Promoting TeethRemoval.com

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Hey guys, I just wanted to share a quick update of how this website has been fairing as far as people visiting go. It has gradually been increasing each month through my promotion and SEO efforts. Hopefully I can keep the trend going throughout the summer. I have a few more ideas in mind to increase visibility in primarily Google as I do not rank as well in Google as I do in MSN and Yahoo. However, Google makes up the most of the people who find my site. Here is a chart to help illustrate the site’s growth. Thanks to everyone for visiting!

Reader Email

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I wanted to talk briefly about the reader email i have been receiving. Thank you all for sending me email. I appreciate it and I wish you all well in your health. A common theme that appears is people emailing me saying something along the lines of “I wish I would have found your site before…”. I am aware that many people often will go and have their wisdom teeth removed and not think hard and long about the quality of life that could be diminished and impacted after the procedure. People may fail to do research online, or not do as much research as they should, or fail to find my site. I have been promoting my site hard through the use of SEO techniques and have been reading up heavily on blogs such as Winning the Web and … Read more

1.5 Telsa versus 3.0 Telsa MRI

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Over the past few years in an effort to find a source that is causing my constant headache since I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth out I have had some MRI’s done. I became aware earlier this year that the MRI’s had done of my brain before were all on 1.5 Telsa machines. These means that the quality and resolution of the image is not as good. When I learned that there were better scanners that produced images with more quality and resolution, I wanted to have an MRI done on one of these machines. There are actually even better MRI scanners out there up to 11 Telsa. These are currently only used on animals. The FDA has approved human use up to 7.0 Telsa, but clinically you will not find one over 3.0 Telsa. Part of the … Read more

Licorice – Liquorice

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Recently a neurologist I saw told me about adaptogens that can be used to regulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis or HPA axis. The term adaptogen is used by herbalists to refer to a natural herb product that is proposed to increase the body’s resistance to stress, trauma, anxiety and fatigue. One such adaptogen is licorice. I am sure many of you have had licorice before and likely think of red Twizzlers. Some of you may not like the taste of it that much. This is because it does not contain sugar as in most candies. However, recently I have been eating licorice that is better and tastes better than Twizzlers. I found some australian licorice at World Market. Licorice has a lot of medicinal uses and if you are depressed eating some each day might help you feel better. To learn … Read more

Prolotherapy – Lidocaine and Sugar Injections to Cure Headaches

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ABC’s Lisa Thomas-Laury reports that there is a new headache relief without pills being tested. Dr. Greenberg uses a solution called prolotherapy where he injects a combination of anesthetic called lidocaine and dextrose (a sugar) into areas in Jamie’s neck and shoulder where  ligaments or tendons could be damaged. “We see damage in the cervical joints, and also in the back of the head where all the muscles go up and insert into the back of the skull,” said Dr. Greenberg. Ligaments, tendons, and cartilage have poor blood supplies, so when they are injured, they can be slow to heal. The injections, given every 3 to 4 weeks reduce inflammation and jump-start the healing .The dextrose causes the release of growth factors out of the tissues. Prolotherapy has been around for decades, but was used largely for sports injuries in … Read more