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 ‌ “Toothbrush Trick” Stops Deadly LUNG DISEASE? (Study) [Health Watch] Sponsored Content “If this isn’t a way to fight Alzheimer’s, I don’t know what is” It’s not every day I get an email from a former NIH researcher with the subject line “[If this isn’t an Alzheimer’s breakthrough, I don’t know what is.]( Indeed, the study he’d forwarded was small (just 10 patients!)…but it showed an unheard of [90 percent success rate in fighting Alzheimer’s symptoms]( But what really shocked me was what he said next… Based on all of the research he’s read, compiled, and conducted himself during his long and prestigious career, he's aiming even higher! Of course I was skeptical. But, he had [a very good explanation of how]( which you have to hear. And today, he’s releasing 30 years’ worth of BREAKTHROUGH clinical research on [natural solutions for preventing and treating dementia and Alzheimer’s](. 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Most chronic lung diseases are characterized by inflammation – which causes excess mucus that makes it hard to breathe. Periodontitis (aka gum disease), is a common bacterial infection that involves severe inflammation of the gums. And folks with severe lung disease (like COPD), often have severe gum disease too – making the connection between lung disease and gum disease hard to ignore. But what comes first? This is what the latest study aims to find out… specifically if inflammation and bacteria in the mouth is a precursor to chronic lung diseases. It’s part of an on-going project called BRuSH – which focuses on young patients with mild to moderate gum disease, removing bacteria from their mouth, and using both saliva and blood samples to determine if their lungs function better as they get older. This would help determine if getting rid of the oral bacteria and inflammation can help stop lung disease from developing. It should be noted that the research isn’t fully completed (yet), but there’s no harm in being proactive now to eliminate harmful bacteria that can live in your mouth. Make sure you’re brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing regularly. And of course, keep seeing your dentist so they can get a deeper look at your gums and teeth to identify any potential issues. In Good Health, Amanda Angelini Director The Institute for Natural Healing Related Articles: [One Simple Diet Trick Relieves Arthritis Pain]( [The Key to Weight Loss Is Not How Much You Eat…But When You Eat]( [This May Be the Single Healthiest Food for Your Brain]( SOURCE: King, Anthony. “How flossing and brushing may be good for your lungs.” 3/18/22. --------------------------------------------------------------- © 2022 OmniVista Health Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. For more from OmniVista Health Media, LLC, [visit our website](. 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