Some of your patients are already at risk for developing diabetes.  They may be type II diabetics already, or they may be prediabetics.  I learned a couple of years ago from Dr. Bale that diabetes just didn’t happen.  He tells a story, and I’ll say this very quickly.  Dr. Bale tells a story prior to […]

So, there is evidence that periodontal disease can actually trigger cardiovascular events.  Well, there’s a wealth of information out there.  I’m just going to bring up one brief study that I think is simple to explain and has a huge impact.  They looked at 628 at Pima Indians, and they used the Pima Indians because […]

Later, we’ll show you a study where we took out the proteins.  Look at this.  This is the albumin levels in humans, and this is where it runs.  In this one that is toxic, look at this albumin.  It’s running very abnormally.  It doesn’t run like regular albumin.  When we go to jawbone cavitation material, […]

This one is an Evaluation of the Incidence of Periodontitis-associated Bacteria in the Atherosclerotic Plaque of Coronary Blood Vessels.  Again, published in 2007, General Periodontology, not done in the United States. “In patients with the severe form of chronic periodontitis, it seems that clinical attachment loss is not associated with bacterial permeability into coronary vessels.  […]

So, there are a net where the bacterial growth was detected, and 87% of the periondontally diseased teeth, 59% of the teeth containing bacteria in the pulp sample indicating that the outside from the periodontal had gone into the tooth.  This was done quite a bit.  You can look at the number 259 to 7000 […]

Today’s first speaker is Dr. Boyd Haley. Dr. Haley is a research scientist and international lecturer with a degree in biochemistry and chemistry from Washington State University, and he has numerous research studies published in peer-reviewed medical scientific journals. Aside from being the former chairman of the Department of Chemistry at the University of Kentucky, […]