Dr. Nathan Bryan

So there's really no need for me to take my own mouth rinse. Well, maybe, maybe not. But people who don't, people who want to take a mouthwash and who want a fresh breath, they don't have a fresh breath otherwise, then this becomes extremely important. That could be helpful. It could be very helpful.

So there's really no need for me to take my own mouth rinse. Well, maybe, maybe not. But people who don't, people who want to take a mouthwash and who want a fresh breath, they don't have a fresh breath otherwise, then this becomes extremely important. That could be helpful. It could be very helpful.

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Yeah, so we'll launch it. We're going to launch it probably the third week of March, maybe the end of March. Oh, great. The toothpaste, the mouth rinse is probably maybe in April. But this CardioSmile, maybe Breath of Life, we call this Breath of Life because it's producing nitric oxide gas. But you can do a demo. So we saw that you didn't really light it, the test strip there.

Yeah, so we'll launch it. We're going to launch it probably the third week of March, maybe the end of March. Oh, great. The toothpaste, the mouth rinse is probably maybe in April. But this CardioSmile, maybe Breath of Life, we call this Breath of Life because it's producing nitric oxide gas. But you can do a demo. So we saw that you didn't really light it, the test strip there.

Yeah, so we'll launch it. We're going to launch it probably the third week of March, maybe the end of March. Oh, great. The toothpaste, the mouth rinse is probably maybe in April. But this CardioSmile, maybe Breath of Life, we call this Breath of Life because it's producing nitric oxide gas. But you can do a demo. So we saw that you didn't really light it, the test strip there.

But, you know, we can use this mouth rinse. Sure. And we'll just do a little demo here.

But, you know, we can use this mouth rinse. Sure. And we'll just do a little demo here.

But, you know, we can use this mouth rinse. Sure. And we'll just do a little demo here.

And now test strip. So obviously we've diluted the saliva a little bit, right? So maybe give it a couple seconds. But, you know, mine didn't. Mine was already pretty optimal. But what we're finding is that if what we've done with this mouth rinse, we can now start to see a complete change in the microbiome. Yeah. And what we're finding is kind of the same. The same.

And now test strip. So obviously we've diluted the saliva a little bit, right? So maybe give it a couple seconds. But, you know, mine didn't. Mine was already pretty optimal. But what we're finding is that if what we've done with this mouth rinse, we can now start to see a complete change in the microbiome. Yeah. And what we're finding is kind of the same. The same.

And now test strip. So obviously we've diluted the saliva a little bit, right? So maybe give it a couple seconds. But, you know, mine didn't. Mine was already pretty optimal. But what we're finding is that if what we've done with this mouth rinse, we can now start to see a complete change in the microbiome. Yeah. And what we're finding is kind of the same. The same.

So again, this takes time. Right. Because the turnover of these bacteria.

So again, this takes time. Right. Because the turnover of these bacteria.

So again, this takes time. Right. Because the turnover of these bacteria.

Because the target for me was. Dysbiosis. In dental medicine, we need to still address the pathogens. The pathogens may be causing systemic disease. The oral pathogens causing systemic disease. We still need to address those. So how do we selectively kill the pathogens? But how do we restore and improve the diversity of the non-pathogenic commensal oral bacteria?

Because the target for me was. Dysbiosis. In dental medicine, we need to still address the pathogens. The pathogens may be causing systemic disease. The oral pathogens causing systemic disease. We still need to address those. So how do we selectively kill the pathogens? But how do we restore and improve the diversity of the non-pathogenic commensal oral bacteria?

Because the target for me was. Dysbiosis. In dental medicine, we need to still address the pathogens. The pathogens may be causing systemic disease. The oral pathogens causing systemic disease. We still need to address those. So how do we selectively kill the pathogens? But how do we restore and improve the diversity of the non-pathogenic commensal oral bacteria?