Root Canal Bacteria Attack Heart and Circulatory
System - Found Low Ionic Calcium Level in Blood.

In this issue:

 

(1) Root Canal bacteria Attack Heart and Circulatory
System - Found Low Ionic Calcium Level in Blood.

-By Dr. George Meinig, D.D.S., F.A.C.D.

(2) Affiliate programs.

(1) Root Canal Bacteria Attack The Heart and Circulatory

System-Found Low Ionic Calcium Level in Blood.

By Dr. George Meining,D.D.S.,

The technical medical names for a wide number of
circulaltory ill health problems which can occur as
side effects to root canal therapy are endocarditis,
myocarditis, pericarditis, heart block, aortitis,
angina pectoris, phlebitis, lymphopenia, hyper and
hypotension, anemia, leukopenia, leukocystosis,
lymphopenia, lymphocytosis, bacteremia and glycemia.

There is a tendency to regard diseases which can
arise from dental infections as being relatively few
in number and variation. The proceeding list of
circulatory disease Dr. Price found could result
from a dental infection helps us see the enomity
of the problem.

During the time of World War I, it was said that
10 to 11 percent of all deaths in the United States
and England were due to heart involvement.
At the time, most heart causes involved lesions of

heart valves, and many doctors believed streptococcal
infections were involved as the cause in 90 percent
of such cases.

As recently as 1986, the Mayo Clinic Health Letter
stated that infective endocaditis which involves
the interior lining of the heart's pumping chamgers
and valves is mainly caused by the germ called
streptococcus viridans. These are the very same
family of bacteria that Dr. Price found to be most
often present in infected teeth.

In view of the importance of streptococcus and other
oral bacteria in the cause of heart disease, and the
fact that the number of deaths from this illness has
increased since Dr. Price's time from 10 percent to
more than 50 percent of all deaths currently, the
dental profession must reassess its role in
preventing and treating this disorder.

Because these bacteria commonly inhibit the mouth and
upper respiratory tract and can be stirred up and

 

(2) Join Affiliate membership for FREE - receive 40%-
20% referral commission.
Read our affiliate information at:

Best wishes,
Sung Lee

Gum Disease & General Health Tips #36
support@1stultimategumsolutiom.com
http://www.1stultimategumsolution.com