Protect Your Brain with Coconut Oil

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" Because of the close proximity of the mouth to the brain, oral bacteria can

have a pronounced effect on neurological function and mental health. "

" Minor oral infections, that often go unnoticed and may remain active for years,

can also affect our brains. These infections slowly release bacteria into the

bloodstream. "

" We all have harmful bacteria growing in our mouths. "

" How do you know if you have an infection? Some of the signs are teeth which are

sensitive to cold or hot foods, pain, chronic bad breath, bleeding gums, dark

pink or red gums (indicates inflammation), receding gums, root canals, cavities,

visible plaque or tarter deposits on teeth, and frequent canker sores or herpes

outbreaks (cold sores). The presence of multiple filled or missing teeth also

indicates a history of poor dental health and the likelihood of an active

infection. "

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