Infection and Alzheimer's
Infections in the body can trigger inflammation that leads to amyloid plaque production, a key factor in Alzheimer's. Herpes simplex and P. Gingivalis are two notable culprits, highlighting the importance of oral health in preventing disease. Flossing and maintaining good dental hygiene could significantly lower the risk of Alzheimer's, emphasizing that overall health begins in the mouth.In this clip
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