The inside of the human body is meant to be a bacteria-free zone. Bacteria are certainly within you, but they are supposed to only exist in areas that have a direct channel to the outside world, such as the mouth, intestines and the surface of the skin. Although these areas are protected by layers of cells (epithelial cells), major problems start to happen once bacteria get through that epithelial barrier and into the tissues of your body. Particular strains of oral bacteria have tricks to open up little doors in blood vessels in your gums. These aren't big enough to cause bleeding but are large enough to let bacteria into the bloodstream, which can lead to inflammation and disease in other parts of the body, causing major health problems. 

A recent study in Science Advances has also revealed that bacteria in the mouth release toxins that can make their way into the brain, potentially contributing to Alzheimer’s disease.

Common daily oral hygiene techniques are insufficient and in some cases can make things worse if you already have bad breath or gum disease. But most people wouldn't even know whether they have bad breath or not. Even a visit to the dentist will not tell you the true state of your gums at the level that matters.

You might be thinking that you have good daily oral hygiene habits. But according to Dr Ellie Phillips, “flossing cannot change the chemical composition of the mouth”.

But a clinically verified, 10-second technique has been developed to help you quickly restore your oral health without fuss. 

Over 100,000 men and women are already using this simple new method every day to rebuild their teeth and gums, eliminate bad breath and restore their overall health. 

Learn how scientists have developed this powerful but simple breakthrough to restore oral and bodily health now.