, Did You Ever Think Gum Disease Was Connected To Heart Disease?
Scientists say YES.
Bacteria from your mouth, including periodontal disease, can get into your blood and set off inflammation in the lining of your arteries, which can lead to fatty buildup in them (atherosclerosis). Research shows that treating gum disease can lower the level of an inflammation marker called C-reactive protein in your blood. Doctors use this measurement, along with your cholesterol levels, to predict "cardiac events" like a heart attack.
I have had too many people I know suffer cardiac disease recently.
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Entrepreneur, Liberia
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Phd, Biotechnology, UK
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