Clean your teeth, and make heart healthy, expert says
Clean your teeth, and make heart healthy, expert says! A study that lasted nearly twelve years on more than a million people in South Korea revealed that people who brush their teeth three or three times a day, they also have a lower risk of heart attacks.
According to a report published in the latest issue of the European Journal of Pre-Venture Cardiology, this study was conducted on people aged 40 to 79 who had never complained of heartburn or had a heart attack. The population was 161,286 who were included as volunteers in 2003 and 2004 for this study. Each of these volunteers was kept in regular observation over the next 10 and a half years, keeping in mind their general lifestyle, weight, illness, and general hygiene habits.
They have an average of 10% chance of having heartbeats controlled, while the likelihood of a heart attack is 12% less then why did this happen? Little is currently known about this, but it is estimated that harmful microbes (bacteria) in the mouth do not increase their numbers due to repeated teeth cleansing. Otherwise, their numbers increase in the mouth and they enter the bloodstream in the stomach, and can be harmful to the blood vessels from the heart to the heart.
Some experts believe that the role of dental hygiene in the health of the heart is getting stronger over time, but it is premature to say that keeping the teeth clean protects the heart. More research is needed to come to this final conclusion.