Title :	Teeth are our organs : teeth are closely connected with our lives
Material Type:	printed text
Authors:	Muratsu Kazumasa ; KOS Institute for Oral Health Science (Kyusyu
Publisher:	[Fukuoka, Japan] : KOS
Publication Date:	2009
Pagination:	535 p.
Layout:	ill. (some col.)
Size:	24 cm. +
Accompanying material:	1 videodisc (sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
ISBN (or other code):	978-4-990066-66-6
General note:	"Teeth are closely connected with our lives because they affect [the] brain & central nervous system. When this sealed truth becomes common sense, evolution and happiness of mankind shall be promised"--Cover.
Languages :	English (eng)
Descriptors:	[LCSH]Dental Care. [LCSH]Mouth Diseases. [LCSH]Tooth [LCSH]Tooth Abnormalities. [LCSH]Tooth Diseases
Keywords:	Dentistry,Mouth,Dental Care,Tooth,Tooth Diseases,Tooth Abnormalities
Abstract:	Teeth were found to be not the tools for eating foods but our "organs". It has not been considered so far that abnormality of teeth would be responsible for inconvenience for ingestion but would not affect systemic health at all. However, in the animal experiments on dogs, it was revealed that alterations of bites resulted in bending the vertebral column whereby it was confirmed that improvement of abnormal bites in humans contributed to recovery from abnormal curvature of vertebral column. According to "the Survey on healthy degrees of vivid elderly persons" performed by the Health Science Center of Kyushu University, it was disclosed that teeth affect autonomic nervous system functions to change sputum secretion and blood pressure, indicating that individual tooth possesses different systemic transmission of information, namely the organ features. Based on these findings, "Hazo theory (Teeth are our organs, "Hazo")" has been proposed. During the process of verifying this "Hazo theory", we applied to the clinical settings the dental treatment which has been programmed by this theory. As the result, improvement of various systemic symptoms beyond the conventional medical consensus has been attained, whereby this "Hazo theory" has been proved."Teeth are our organs." Really, "Teeth are associated with our lives." These facts indicate that the modern medicine has a serious blind spot because the conventional medicine recognizes teeth as only a part of the intestinal tracts. -- from http://hazo-concept.blogspot.com/search/label/Profile (June 6, 2011)
Curricular :	BNS/GE
Record link:	http://libsearch.siu.ac.th/siu/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=21277

Teeth are our organs : teeth are closely connected with our lives [printed text] / Muratsu Kazumasa ; KOS Institute for Oral Health Science (Kyusyu . - [Fukuoka, Japan] : KOS, 2009 . - 535 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. + + 1 videodisc (sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
ISBN : 978-4-990066-66-6
"Teeth are closely connected with our lives because they affect [the] brain & central nervous system. When this sealed truth becomes common sense, evolution and happiness of mankind shall be promised"--Cover.
Languages : English (eng)

Descriptors:	[LCSH]Dental Care. [LCSH]Mouth Diseases. [LCSH]Tooth [LCSH]Tooth Abnormalities. [LCSH]Tooth Diseases
Keywords:	Dentistry,Mouth,Dental Care,Tooth,Tooth Diseases,Tooth Abnormalities
Abstract:	Teeth were found to be not the tools for eating foods but our "organs". It has not been considered so far that abnormality of teeth would be responsible for inconvenience for ingestion but would not affect systemic health at all. However, in the animal experiments on dogs, it was revealed that alterations of bites resulted in bending the vertebral column whereby it was confirmed that improvement of abnormal bites in humans contributed to recovery from abnormal curvature of vertebral column. According to "the Survey on healthy degrees of vivid elderly persons" performed by the Health Science Center of Kyushu University, it was disclosed that teeth affect autonomic nervous system functions to change sputum secretion and blood pressure, indicating that individual tooth possesses different systemic transmission of information, namely the organ features. Based on these findings, "Hazo theory (Teeth are our organs, "Hazo")" has been proposed. During the process of verifying this "Hazo theory", we applied to the clinical settings the dental treatment which has been programmed by this theory. As the result, improvement of various systemic symptoms beyond the conventional medical consensus has been attained, whereby this "Hazo theory" has been proved."Teeth are our organs." Really, "Teeth are associated with our lives." These facts indicate that the modern medicine has a serious blind spot because the conventional medicine recognizes teeth as only a part of the intestinal tracts. -- from http://hazo-concept.blogspot.com/search/label/Profile (June 6, 2011)
Curricular :	BNS/GE
Record link:	http://libsearch.siu.ac.th/siu/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=21277