Dr. Nathan Bryan
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And prescription medication isn't bringing it down because there's no prescription antihypertensive medication that's targeted toward the oral microbiome. Antiseptic mouthwash, fluoride is absolutely one of the worst things you can do for the microbiome, nitric oxide production, and overall health.
And prescription medication isn't bringing it down because there's no prescription antihypertensive medication that's targeted toward the oral microbiome. Antiseptic mouthwash, fluoride is absolutely one of the worst things you can do for the microbiome, nitric oxide production, and overall health.
And prescription medication isn't bringing it down because there's no prescription antihypertensive medication that's targeted toward the oral microbiome. Antiseptic mouthwash, fluoride is absolutely one of the worst things you can do for the microbiome, nitric oxide production, and overall health.
So it's certainly an F. I mean, it's definitely an F. So we're going to put seed oils as an F. So we're talking about daily chronic antiseptic use. So just like if I get a scrape or something, it's infected and I have systemic inflection or at risk of developing sepsis. I want an antibiotic. Don't deny me an antibiotic, right? It's effective treatment for infections.
So it's certainly an F. I mean, it's definitely an F. So we're going to put seed oils as an F. So we're talking about daily chronic antiseptic use. So just like if I get a scrape or something, it's infected and I have systemic inflection or at risk of developing sepsis. I want an antibiotic. Don't deny me an antibiotic, right? It's effective treatment for infections.
So it's certainly an F. I mean, it's definitely an F. So we're going to put seed oils as an F. So we're talking about daily chronic antiseptic use. So just like if I get a scrape or something, it's infected and I have systemic inflection or at risk of developing sepsis. I want an antibiotic. Don't deny me an antibiotic, right? It's effective treatment for infections.
If you've got dental patients who have horrible, poor oral hygiene and really pathogenic bacterial infections that could cause them to have a heart attack or stroke or increase vascular inflammation, those patients may need an acute antiseptic kind of treatment, whether it's chlorhexidine or something to kind of eradicate, but you can't do it every day, right?
If you've got dental patients who have horrible, poor oral hygiene and really pathogenic bacterial infections that could cause them to have a heart attack or stroke or increase vascular inflammation, those patients may need an acute antiseptic kind of treatment, whether it's chlorhexidine or something to kind of eradicate, but you can't do it every day, right?
If you've got dental patients who have horrible, poor oral hygiene and really pathogenic bacterial infections that could cause them to have a heart attack or stroke or increase vascular inflammation, those patients may need an acute antiseptic kind of treatment, whether it's chlorhexidine or something to kind of eradicate, but you can't do it every day, right?
Just like you can't take an antibiotic every day because of the complete destruction of So we have to, and medicine is risk management, do what's best to get out of the acute critical phase. But then you've got to support the microbiome. You've got to support the body in eliminating daily chronic antiseptic use, whether it's antibiotic, fluoride, or antiseptic mouthwash.
Just like you can't take an antibiotic every day because of the complete destruction of So we have to, and medicine is risk management, do what's best to get out of the acute critical phase. But then you've got to support the microbiome. You've got to support the body in eliminating daily chronic antiseptic use, whether it's antibiotic, fluoride, or antiseptic mouthwash.
Just like you can't take an antibiotic every day because of the complete destruction of So we have to, and medicine is risk management, do what's best to get out of the acute critical phase. But then you've got to support the microbiome. You've got to support the body in eliminating daily chronic antiseptic use, whether it's antibiotic, fluoride, or antiseptic mouthwash.
You've got to get rid of it.
You've got to get rid of it.
You've got to get rid of it.
Why does poop stink? Why do your armpits stink? Why do some people stink? Why does your breath stink? It's bacteria. It's dysbiosis. So if you can maintain a healthy microbiome, you're not going to have bad breath. Your pits aren't going to stink.
Why does poop stink? Why do your armpits stink? Why do some people stink? Why does your breath stink? It's bacteria. It's dysbiosis. So if you can maintain a healthy microbiome, you're not going to have bad breath. Your pits aren't going to stink.
Why does poop stink? Why do your armpits stink? Why do some people stink? Why does your breath stink? It's bacteria. It's dysbiosis. So if you can maintain a healthy microbiome, you're not going to have bad breath. Your pits aren't going to stink.
And so what we've done, and we've been working on this for probably six years, trying to figure out, I know in dental medicine, you have to eradicate the oral pathogens. But more importantly, we have to support the healthy microbiome. And that's why, you know, it took me five or six years to develop a toothpaste because what's the purpose of toothpaste?
And so what we've done, and we've been working on this for probably six years, trying to figure out, I know in dental medicine, you have to eradicate the oral pathogens. But more importantly, we have to support the healthy microbiome. And that's why, you know, it took me five or six years to develop a toothpaste because what's the purpose of toothpaste?