Dr. Nathan Bryan
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The higher the nitric oxide. The higher nitric oxide. The interpretation.
So we go, oh, he goes, I'm healthy. If what you're saying is true, I'm healthy. I don't need nitric oxide. Yeah. This dude had... all the comorbidities, all the symptoms.
What we're measuring in that case is the immune reaction, the local immune response in the gingival tissue in the mouth from either an asymptomatic or even a symptomatic infection. He didn't even know he had an infection.
but yet his immune system did, and it was creating, these macrophages were producing nitric oxide, it was spilling over in the saliva, and we were detecting it on these test strips.
Yeah, so what we're measuring is kind of steady-state salivary nitrite, and so this is dependent upon... Our diet, the last meal we had, the presence of oral microbiome, the activity of the receptors in the transport material in the duodenum, the silent receptor in the salivary glands. So it's a very complex cycle. It's called the enterosalivary circuit.
If it's intact and we eat a good diet, but again, it's based on our last meal, how dilute our saliva, people with dry mouth, poor salivary secretions. They're usually always low because they don't have that circuit intact.
The functional tests are much better. This is a biochemical test. Right, right. And I scored pretty high on that one.
So typically what I do is just get some saliva in your mouth. Get some saliva. And just apply it on the end of the test strip.
So this is, you'll see the pad there, the test pad.
So, you know, I haven't eaten since 5.30 PM yesterday. All right. Mine is like super light.
So mine, I mean, I'm optimal, but I work at this, right? I know my circuits intact. Yeah. And I got up this morning. I had one and a half cups of coffee. I did my 200 pushups, 200 setups. I activated, stimulated nitric oxide production. I have the right oral microbiome. And this is, this is typical for me.
I think they have utility. I think they can be useful. But what I want and my goal and really going back to the book, writing the book is people need to understand what they're doing and what they're doing, what meaning that has. Same with these test strips. So I tell people it's a good tool to have in your toolbox.
But like Dr. Twyman, who's a good friend and a great cardiologist, he doesn't rely on this. He complements functional endothelial test, FMD, flow media dilatation, which looks at the functional production of nitric oxide in the lining of the blood vessels and then correlates it with a biochemical test. Then you really get a complete clinical picture. So the answer is they can have utility.
And we may bring them back because really what we're measuring is how well is your oral microbiome. And if you have a good diet and a good oral microbiome, then we can move the needle on these test strips. And that gives people something good because people want to see changes.
A lot of times you don't feel the effects of nitric oxide, but you can certainly see it on these test strips in your fasting sugar, in your fasting insulin, in your blood pressure, in your sexual function. But people, it's a nice show and tell. For sure.
Well, I'll just show what we're doing. And the reason this is so important, and we may bring them back, is because the effects of toothpaste, daily oral hygienic practices have such a profound impact on the microbiome and nitric oxide production. But with this mouth rinse, we've recapitulated the effects of a healthy salivary pH environment. And so in these mouth rinses,
We can actually, if you use it, I'm not a big fan of mouth rinse. I don't even, maybe I'll use my mouth rinse, but I don't need to. As I've shown you, I can do what I'm doing now, maintain healthy microbiome. I haven't had a cavity since I was five years old. I brush twice a day. I don't floss, but I eat a healthy diet and take care of myself.
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.
N101.com. That's the letter N, the number one, the letter O, number one.com.
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.
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