💔Pathogens found in root canal treated teeth can cause heart attacks and strokes.
🦷Dental infections can go unnoticed and compromise the immune system.
💡Taking liposomal vitamin C can help lower oxidative stress caused by dental infections.
🩺Routine dental X-rays may not always detect dental abscesses or chronic inflammation.
📚The book by Thomas Levy provides more in-depth information on this topic.
How do pathogens from the teeth reach the heart?
—The pathogens travel through the bloodstream, reaching the heart and causing cardiovascular complications.
Can dental infections cause other health issues?
—Yes, dental infections can contribute to problems such as arthritis and chronic inflammation.
How can dental infections go unnoticed?
—Dental infections may not always cause obvious symptoms, making them difficult to detect without thorough examination.
What is liposomal vitamin C?
—Liposomal vitamin C is a type of vitamin C that can go intracellular and acts as an antioxidant to reduce oxidative stress.
Can routine dental X-rays detect dental abscesses?
—Routine dental X-rays may not always detect dental abscesses or chronic inflammation, highlighting the importance of thorough examinations.
00:00This video discusses the hidden source of heart attacks related to tooth infections.
00:43Research has found DNA of pathogens in root canal treated teeth of heart attack patients.
02:22Dental infections can be silent and compromise the immune system.
03:39Liposomal vitamin C can help lower oxidative stress caused by dental infections.
04:42Routine dental X-rays may not always detect dental abscesses or chronic inflammation.
