Gum Disease May Increase the Risk of Alzheimer’s

Can the Bacteria that cause gum disease may Increase the Risk of Alzheimer's — Please Don't Panic! A new study finds a link between bacteria that cause gum disease and Alzheimer's disease. ... This is a research, which was published in the journal Science Advances, researchers examined the brain tissue of deceased

people with Alzheimer's disease.

FREE DOWNLOAD!

I love to spoil my subscribers with amazing content, free downloads, and special offers!

Download my eBook How to Choose A Dentist by subscribing to This Old Tooth.

I want to become your dental health advocate, Visit here https://thisoldtooth.com/

In this podcast, I will answer the question, "Can the Bacteria That Cause Gum Disease Also

Cause Alzheimer’s Disease?

Listen to the Podcast here:

https://thisoldtooth.com/podcasts/can-the-bacteria-that-cause-gum-disease-also-cause-alzheimers-disease_22/

The truth behind the connection between gum disease and Alzheimer's disease. 

Researchers analyzed spinal fluid, brain tissue, and saliva from Alzheimer’s patients—both deceased and living— researchers found evidence of P. gingivalis. Gingipains, this is a toxic enzyme produced by P. gingivalis, were

actually found in 96 percent of the 53 brain tissue samples studied, with higher levels detected in those

with the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.