Theo Von

Well, they just finished remodeling the food pyramid, you know?

So I think it's like, you know, it takes a while for them to change shape.

Apparently.

Um, you said oral hygiene, that's, and you mentioned cavities earlier.

Take me through, take me through that.

It would be on billboards, you would think.

I mean, that's huge.

And the money that they would save them by taking care of their kids' breathing practices.

What's causing kids to mouth breathe that much?

Right, you have something in your mouth, you have to breathe through your nose.

And then I guess if like cranially or the shape of our mouths aren't growing fully, then it would affect the way that our teeth are.

That's a great point.

You never see one of those like archeological digs and they dig everybody up and they're all wearing braces.

Yeah, and the big headgear.

Like, yeah, you would be, it'd be, look at this guy right here.

This is just random skull.

First one we pulled up.

Beautiful grill.

And so what could a parent do, right?

A parent that their kid is getting to that five, six-year-old age, what could they do in order to keep their child breathing through their nose or to help encourage that?