Your Dentist The Serial Killer🦷
PM finds lidocaine substitute and wins an award from the "Save the Dentists From The Electric Chair Society".
Yep, this little proton writing silly SS posts has now won an award from >200k dentists in the US alone for saving their sweaty asses-because they don’t believe in conspiracies.
Still, I couldn’t bear to see all these hard-working oral cavity nerdy dentists getting the electric chair for giving nano-infested lidocaine and related “caine” shots so I searched and found the substitute….well once we confirm it too is not infested.
And the winner is:
Diphenhydramine
as an Alternative Local Anesthetic Agent
J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2009 Oct;2 (10):37–40.
Peter G Pavlidakey a, Erin E Brodell b, Stephen E Helms c,✉
PMCID: PMC2923931 PMID: 20725573
[Don’t mind the “dermatology” part, we’ll assume injection into your gums is just like subcutaneous, though strictly speaking gums are “mucosa”. Shhh, we don’t have to tell all the details when we win prizes].
Abstract
Patients who present with a history of “allergy” to local anesthetics are common in clinical practice. Injectable 1% diphenhydramine is a safe, inexpensive, and effective local anesthetic for simple dermatological procedures in patients who report “caine” allergies.
Diphenhydramine hydrochloride (DPH) has numerous pharmacological uses in medicine. It is a first-generation, sedating, oral antihistamine. When topically applied, DPH has excellent anesthetic and antipruritic effects. DPH has also been shown to be an effective injectable drug for local anesthesia. This may be due to its three-dimensional structure, which is similar to other anesthetic drugs.1,2 The authors present a patient whose history of a severe “allergic” reaction to a “caine” local anesthetic prompted the use of 1% DPH to allow same-day surgery and avoid any possibility of a potentially life-threatening reaction. [☞ “life threatening?”, if they only knew…].
Yep that great antihistamine found in sleeping aids and anti-allergy treatment we have all come to love known as Benadryl.
See this article for a case report. Instead of mixing with saline solution, you might be able to get diphenhydramine SC (subcutaneous soln) 1% with a prescription from an MD (maybe a dentist in some countries) and get your dentist to use it.
☞USE IT AFTER I OR OTHERS REPORT THAT THERE ARE NO NANOS IN IT-THOUGH THE SAMPLE/MAKER WE STUDY MAY NOT BE THE SAME AS THE ONE FROM YOUR PHARMACY!!
☞ YOU NEED TO GET A SAMPLE OF DIPHENHYDRAMINE SC 1% FROM YOUR DENTIST IF THEY ARE WILLING TO SOURCE IT, PRESCRIPTION FROM YOUR DENTIST OR MD, OR LOCAL DRUG MAKER, AND SEND IT TO A MICROSCPY LAB OR CONTRACT RESEARCH CO. ETC. FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LIGHT MICROSCOPY, SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, AND ENERGY DISPERSON SPECTROSCOPY (EDS). Samples should be exposed to 5G streaming on a phone for 2 hours while it is being charged. IT’S “DIY OR DIE”. GO FOR IT!
Update April 2025: Diphenhydramine elemental analysis. Some surprises:
Seems clear that since dangerous heavy metals are in the Covid shots your dentist will need the OJ legal team.
Update January 2025: My professional scopers did not find any tech in lidocaine:
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I would do a search on natural cavity removal. I think Chlorine Dioxide use and coconut oil swishing (oil pulling) and then spit after words. I use a tooth paste for brushing my teeth that is wonderful. I feel like I had a dental cleaning every time. Love it.
The place I get it is https://frontierpharm.com/. Also this SS (https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/314-freaking-finally-judas-dentistry?utm_source=publication-search) has good information on dental. Read the bottom stuff, not so much listen to podcast.
You do not need to be in pain nor have to deal with fillings.
Personally, I tolerate the extreme drill pain for 10 minutes. I hate numbing,,, period.
I do lamaz, like when you have labor and delivery. Works like a charm for me.
Hope this was any help.
I saw my dentist, the other day and she said I needed two fillings. I explained my concern about having anaesthetic and she was oblivious. I’ve therefore arranged another appointment for next year to think through, what to do.
I think I’ll just leave it, the risk of injected nanotech, far outweighs, the risk of my teeth deteriorating. Tooth pain is unbearable, though!