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Bacteria In Your Mouth Can Cause Heart Attack

Published March 27, 2024 · 1:00

Bacteria In Your Mouth Can Cause Heart Attack

The short version of that is when you swallow them, your GI tract is leaky and they go the wrong place and they end up in the bloodstream. And there's actually more than just that one mechanism. There's about five ways they get to the blood vessels, as you said. And when they get there, they are implicated, like when you have a heart attack, these bacteria are there. They are absolutely causative. They're stirring up trouble, I like to say.
And they're always talking about cholesterol, but I don't hear anybody talking about the bacteria.

It's exactly what I was getting ready to say too. So, it's while..
Again, I'm using that term. It's just, it's absolutely crazy.

They're trying to drive cholesterol down or drive the LDL down in the traditional healthcare system when it's a lot going on in there at the artery level, bacteria and something called cytokines which is kind of like these poisons and a lot of things, toxins.

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