Weird oral health trick that prevents dementia and Alzheimer’s

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Weird oral health trick that prevents dementia and Alzheimer’s

Currently, Big Pharma says Alzheimer’s isn’t curable…

I’ve had friends and relatives with Alzheimer’s, and it’s not a fate I would wish on anyone — especially myself.

But I’m always digging up research on how to PREVENT Alzheimer’s and dementia…and possibly reverse it (more on that later)…

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(Docs are also usually CRUSHED for time — so they don’t usually have enough time to tell you this stuff anyway)

This study is interesting… because it means there is a SMALL step you can take — that you should be doing anyway — that can help prevent Alzheimer’s.

What goes on in your mouth affects your brain

This study from the University of Illinois at Chicago studied the effects of periodontal (gum disease) on brain function.

They used mice in their study — because giving humans Alzheimer’s is not the best medical practice.

In this study they used wild mice, not mice that were “primed” to get Alzheimer’s.

This is important as it will more closely mirror the results of gum disease in the general human population. 

“Using a wild-type mouse model added strength to our study because these mice were not primed to develop the disease, and use of this model gives additional weight to our findings that periodontal bacteria may kick-start the development of Alzheimer’s,” Watanabe said.

What the researchers did was put bacteria in the mice’s mouths in order to trigger periodontal disease.

They applied bacteria to the gums of mice over a period of 22 weeks in order to create gum disease in the animals.

In the study, researchers established chronic periodontitis, which is characterized by soft tissue damage and bone loss in the oral cavity, in 10 mice. Another 10 mice served as the control group.

Then they measured the brain function of the mice and compared the control group to the gum disease group to see the results. 

The mice with the gum disease had MUCH HIGHER amounts of brain inflammation and amyloid beta (which is associated with Alzeihmer’s).

Brain inflammation is a huge problem, because it triggers so many other diseases.

And here’s the reality: if the mice had brain inflammation from the gum disease they probably also had systemic inflammation in the rest of their bodies as well…

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Mice chronically exposed to the bacteria had significantly higher amounts of accumulated amyloid beta as well as more brain inflammation and fewer intact neurons because of degeneration.

This study shows that  bacteria from your mouth can TRAVEL to your brain, potentially causing Alzheimer’s and dementia.

That’s a crazy direct correlation and an important one to know about.

“Our data not only demonstrate the movement of bacteria from the mouth to the brain, but also that chronic infection leads to neural effects similar to Alzheimer’s,” Watanabe said.

Taking care of your mouth helps prevent brain disease

The basic takeaway here is that taking care of your mouth health is important to taking care of your overall health.

What happens in your mouth doesn’t stay in your mouth — it travels to the rest of your body.

“Oral hygiene is an important predictor of disease, including diseases that happen outside the mouth,” she said. “People can do so much for their personal health by taking oral health seriously.”

The basics of taking care of your mouth are simple.

Floss, brush, and go to the dentist to have your teeth professionally cleaned every 6 months.

It’s worth it. Flossing in particular is a habit that is important to pick up for overall gum health.

The review showed that people who brush and floss regularly have less gum bleeding compared to toothbrushing alone

But lots of people don’t like to floss. I get that, it’s a bit of a pain.

If you really hate flossing, then using a water flosser can help to keep your gums healthy as well.

Keeping your mouth healthy is a small step you can take to prevent MAJOR problems later on in life.

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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.