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THE HUGGINS-GRUBE PROTOCOL
FIND A DENTIST

Nearly 40 years ago, Dr. Huggins found that removing amalgams and/or root canal teeth without following the proper, step-by-step protocol could cause the onset of autoimmune diseases that were not there previously. During the final decades of his life, he pioneered the initial development of what is now known as the Huggins-Grube Patient Protection Protocol. As a highly refined standard of care, it provides far more benefit than risk.

For years, Dr. Huggins referred prospective patients to dentists who had attended some of his seminars. Unfortunately, over the passage of time, many people called him back to complain that they were in an even worse condition after having their amalgams removed.

Upon investigation, it was determined that many of these dentists were omitting the majority of the Protocol recommended by Dr. Huggins. Moreover, they were placing root canals. Root canals, in fact, are worse at creating degenerative and autoimmune diseases than mercury exposure from amalgam fillings. Thus, Dr. Huggins felt that he was directing people from the proverbial frying pan into the fiery inferno of autoimmune disease. So, he stopped referring patients.

HUGGINS-GRUBE PROTOCOL PRACTIONERS

Pennsylvania/
East Coast

DR. BLANCHE GRUBE
810 Green Ridge St.
Scranton, PA 18509
(570) 343-1500  

WEBSITE

Illinois/
Midwest

DR. PAUL GALLO
307 W. Jefferson St.
JOLIET, IL 60435
(815) 741-2752

WEBSITE

So. California/
West Coast

DR. DAVID VILLARREAL
1000 Newbury Rd.
Newbury Park, CA 91320
(805) 375-2233  

WEBSITE

Florida/
South

DR. YOLANDA CINTRON
2021 E Commercial Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308
(855) 381-6001  

WEBSITE

Nevada/
Southwest

DR. JIM WRIGHT
8855 W. Flamingo Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89147
(702) 309-4600  

WEBSITE

Please note that all Centers for Healing members have separate practices from Dr. Grube’s office.
As such, Dr. Grube does not teach or oversee general dental techniques of any private practice.
All concerns or questions originating from dental treatment should be directed to the individual dentist’s office that did the treatment.
Dr. Grube has no jurisdiction in these circumstances.