by Jessica Prince Here are ideas for home-based activities if you’re social-distancing (not sick, not been exposed to anyone), isolated (sick with suspected or confirmed COVID-19), or quarantined (have been exposed to a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19)....
Oral Microbiome Documentary- “Gateway to Health”- is launching March 12th! Learn from the world’s biggest experts on why your health depends on your mouth. Please spread far and wide to people who want to learn about oral microbial health. I was...
One of the most interesting things about the good bacteria in our bodies is that they make the vitamins we need to survive. Forty to sixty percent of the human gut microbiome makes B vitamins, says a 2015 genomic study of 256 gut bacteria. Even better, gut bacteria...
Are you worried you’ll pick up coronavirus (COVID-19) if you go to a crowded area of town? Are you figuring out ways to protect yourself from getting the coronavirus? The media outlets are spreading alarming news of coronavirus far and wide. I’m sure their ratings are...
Oral Microbiome Documentary- “Gateway to Health”- is launching March 12th! Learn from the world’s biggest experts on why your health depends on your mouth. Please spread far and wide to people who want to learn about oral microbial health. I was...
This February are you ready for valentine kisses and for a heart that keeps tick-tocking for many years to come? It’s American Heart Month and the month of starry-eyed valentines. What better time to check in on ways to improve your heart health? You can prevent heart...
Clinicians, if the gut microbiome is a mainstay in your practice, the oral microbiome should be, too. Poor oral health could be the stumbling block holding back your patients from optimum wellness. Consider recommending my book, Heal Your Oral Microbiome, to your patients.
Consumers, put inflammation in its place when you read and follow the tips in my book, Heal Your Oral Microbiome. Supporting your oral health can improve heart disease, gut health, and joint pain, to name a few.
The oral microbiome is the new frontier in human health. The microbes that live in your mouth can cause or prevent cavities, gum disease, or bad breath. But the oral microbiome doesn’t stop there. It has far-reaching impacts on your brain, metabolism, joints, heart, and lungs. The gut microbiome has gotten the lion’s share of the attention but it’s high time that the oral microbiome had its turn.
With over 700 species, the mouth is the second most biodiverse community of microbes in the body. In this book, we will explore the magnificent oral microbiome and how keeping it in balance can promote health from head to toe. We will review the evidence about oral health and natural, safe things you can do to optimize your oral microbiome. It may be the single most important thing you can do to protect yourself from disease.
