Gary Brecka

biologic dentist map all these routes from the brain into the body.

It made perfect sense why different anomalies in the teeth could affect things in the body.

Yeah.

So in your journey, what would have been like some of the most profound stories?

Leanna Rimes was the big one.

And there was- Couldn't regulate their blood sugar.

This is almost like a way that you can micro-release trauma on a daily basis so it doesn't become cumulative.

Right.

I want to go back to the C-section discussion for a second, because we had a really interesting discussion at lunch today before we came on the podcast.

And you were talking about some of the reversible detriments of C-section, you know, that 38% of children are born to C-section, but only 8% of those are actually medically required.

Wow.

And I don't want to, you know, boo-boo any OBGYNs.

I mean, a lot of C-sections may be medically necessary, but doing them for scheduling purposes.

8% are medically necessary.

And you don't really correlate those back to lack of oxygen in the prefrontal cortex.

You correlate them to all sorts of other things.

So we end up going down a rabbit hole that doesn't have a solution.

even after those sutures in the skull are fused and you can still manipulate them in open space in the prefrontal cortex area.

My wife got a half inch taller today.

And you could see the change in her face.