Well, shoot, it does suck to be right on this. The neurological decline the entire developed world (save remote regions) is facing right now is absolutely staggering. What a gift the REVIV is for these reasons. I remain so grateful! At 53, my jaw, skull, and teeth are aligning in magical ways that I've never experienced (as you pointed out in a recent post, in a way so different than my teen years with braces, head gear, and retainers). And to think I found the REVIV through a facebook ad; I am so eager to spread the word about this!
It's a really big question. I created "circadian amplitude" by making my first light of the day the sunrise. Then I blocked artificial light at night by wearing orange blue blocker glasses, getting lights that change to amber, etc. I also time my eating for when my body can digest and process, eating breakfast within one hour of sunrise, etc. and being done eating early, often by 5 or 6 pm. I have special habits with screens and non-native emfs to protect my energy field. And I get amazing sleep, which is when melatonin runs the body's repair programs. Because of all of these things, my body produces an EZ water battery (see the work of Gerald Pollack) that powers cellular renewal—so my jaw began to expand, and now wearing the Reviv the process is moving along quickly as my jaw moves and my teeth straighten, even at age 54 now. Once I learned the body is mainly electrical, I sought to do the circadian practices that would help it regenerate by getting the right environmental signals. Here's an easy introduction if you're interested through my free Better Light seminar: https://www.canva.com/design/DAG-UfuUrYw/DGiEh-yqCpWmWjMdRvNiTg/view
Interesting. Did you notice a change in yourself before and after wisdom teeth extraction? Say 3-5 years after. I also had braces and a retainer prior in middle school and high school.
You're welcome! I don't know that I was paying attention to what happened after wisdom teeth were extracted, as I was busy with college. It was when I was diagnosed with Lyme in my 40s that the &*%$ really hit the fan, and I developed a chronic infection in the right wisdom teeth sites, eventually having cavitation surgery. It was basically endless pain until I found the circadian inputs, used mouth tape to become a mouth breather, used some block therapy to help with the deviated septum...and now, at last, I've had the Reviv for 6 months. I looked at my mouth in the mirror this morning and it really is unrecognizable compared to where I was. Thus, the HOPE. :)
Suzanne what dental work did you have? I had all 4 wisdom teeth removed in the chaos of military boot camp. Your post gives me some hope… I’ve lost my sense of self and I know it’s because of this
Hi Brad: I too had all 4 wisdom teeth extracted in college. That was after the braces, the headgear, and the retainer. Then with severe chronic illness/jaw infection/lyme for 10 years as an adult, I had ozone shots, a laser tongue tie, and two cavitation surgeries on the wisdom tooth sites on the right side. Mercury removal as well. And I have one crown in the back. I just want you to know there is HOPE, and that I used circadian signaling to get my sleep back after 25 years on sleeping pills. Truthfully, my sadly narrowed jaw began to expand when I started the new light habits and now the Reviv is taking me the rest of the way. It's truly remarkable. https://risenshinewellnesscoaching.com
Another sad fact is that as people age, their friends die off, too. If they can't make new friends and deal with who is still around, it can get very lonely -- especially if their mobility is restricted or if they live in a rural area like we do.
My FIL passed away at 93 in 2021. We lived next-door on the farmstead he'd been born on. He was good with people but this was also during the Covid debacle and just after his last sibling died -- his sister was 101. He was better than most his age, socially, but time and events aligned to finally make him lose his optimism and determination and he declined.
Dude….. this is SO relatable….. and confirming… I’m only 26…. I experience all of this. To the T.
It makes me understand other people better. Like why family members are the way they are etc.
Now I’M just like the people that I never understood and judged and got so irritated by. Lack of reasoning, emotionally dominant, over sensitive and over emotional, etc.
I just started wearing my reviv at night- and I am SO TIRED! Also- don’t know if it’s my peri-menopause or lack of sleep or the reviv- but I’m feeling angry and frustrated today. Ugh.
Well, shoot, it does suck to be right on this. The neurological decline the entire developed world (save remote regions) is facing right now is absolutely staggering. What a gift the REVIV is for these reasons. I remain so grateful! At 53, my jaw, skull, and teeth are aligning in magical ways that I've never experienced (as you pointed out in a recent post, in a way so different than my teen years with braces, head gear, and retainers). And to think I found the REVIV through a facebook ad; I am so eager to spread the word about this!
thank you Suzanne!! Yes sometimes big ideas can come from strange places lol
What light habits affected your mouth?
It's a really big question. I created "circadian amplitude" by making my first light of the day the sunrise. Then I blocked artificial light at night by wearing orange blue blocker glasses, getting lights that change to amber, etc. I also time my eating for when my body can digest and process, eating breakfast within one hour of sunrise, etc. and being done eating early, often by 5 or 6 pm. I have special habits with screens and non-native emfs to protect my energy field. And I get amazing sleep, which is when melatonin runs the body's repair programs. Because of all of these things, my body produces an EZ water battery (see the work of Gerald Pollack) that powers cellular renewal—so my jaw began to expand, and now wearing the Reviv the process is moving along quickly as my jaw moves and my teeth straighten, even at age 54 now. Once I learned the body is mainly electrical, I sought to do the circadian practices that would help it regenerate by getting the right environmental signals. Here's an easy introduction if you're interested through my free Better Light seminar: https://www.canva.com/design/DAG-UfuUrYw/DGiEh-yqCpWmWjMdRvNiTg/view
Interesting. Did you notice a change in yourself before and after wisdom teeth extraction? Say 3-5 years after. I also had braces and a retainer prior in middle school and high school.
Thank you for sharing hope
You're welcome! I don't know that I was paying attention to what happened after wisdom teeth were extracted, as I was busy with college. It was when I was diagnosed with Lyme in my 40s that the &*%$ really hit the fan, and I developed a chronic infection in the right wisdom teeth sites, eventually having cavitation surgery. It was basically endless pain until I found the circadian inputs, used mouth tape to become a mouth breather, used some block therapy to help with the deviated septum...and now, at last, I've had the Reviv for 6 months. I looked at my mouth in the mirror this morning and it really is unrecognizable compared to where I was. Thus, the HOPE. :)
Suzanne what dental work did you have? I had all 4 wisdom teeth removed in the chaos of military boot camp. Your post gives me some hope… I’ve lost my sense of self and I know it’s because of this
Hi Brad: I too had all 4 wisdom teeth extracted in college. That was after the braces, the headgear, and the retainer. Then with severe chronic illness/jaw infection/lyme for 10 years as an adult, I had ozone shots, a laser tongue tie, and two cavitation surgeries on the wisdom tooth sites on the right side. Mercury removal as well. And I have one crown in the back. I just want you to know there is HOPE, and that I used circadian signaling to get my sleep back after 25 years on sleeping pills. Truthfully, my sadly narrowed jaw began to expand when I started the new light habits and now the Reviv is taking me the rest of the way. It's truly remarkable. https://risenshinewellnesscoaching.com
Another sad fact is that as people age, their friends die off, too. If they can't make new friends and deal with who is still around, it can get very lonely -- especially if their mobility is restricted or if they live in a rural area like we do.
My FIL passed away at 93 in 2021. We lived next-door on the farmstead he'd been born on. He was good with people but this was also during the Covid debacle and just after his last sibling died -- his sister was 101. He was better than most his age, socially, but time and events aligned to finally make him lose his optimism and determination and he declined.
yes true... i fully agree that other factors like this also play an important role
Dude….. this is SO relatable….. and confirming… I’m only 26…. I experience all of this. To the T.
It makes me understand other people better. Like why family members are the way they are etc.
Now I’M just like the people that I never understood and judged and got so irritated by. Lack of reasoning, emotionally dominant, over sensitive and over emotional, etc.
Now that’s me. Very humbling.
I just started wearing my reviv at night- and I am SO TIRED! Also- don’t know if it’s my peri-menopause or lack of sleep or the reviv- but I’m feeling angry and frustrated today. Ugh.
it can happen. This journey is not easy and its not linear
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