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07/30/2025

In the 1920s, Dr. Weston A. Price presented research suggesting that bacteria trapped in dentinal tubules during root canal treatment could “leak” and cause almost any type of degenerative systemic disease (e.g., arthritis; diseases of the kidney, heart, nervous, gastrointestinal, endocrine and other systems). DNA Studies Confirm Dr. Weston Price’s Century-Old Findings
Toxic dental materials have created much havoc in the dental profession, as well as in patient health, for nearly two centuries. Dental mercury fillings, nickel crowns (especially in children, called “chrome crowns”), root canals and cavitations have been the target of concern for a long time.

Dental mercury was first exposed as a health-compromising product in 1840. The dental profession finally overcame the perception that putting toxic mercury in the mouth might be detrimental to human health; organized dentistry still considers the current fillings containing 50 percent mercury as “state of the art.”

The toxicity of root canals was disclosed by Mayo’s Clinic and Dr. Weston Price jointly back in about 1910. Close to a century ago. Price’s textbook on root canals, published in 1922, upset the dental associations at that time, and still does today. The American Dental Association (ADA), denies his findings and claims that they have proven root canals to be safe; however, no published data from the ADA is available to confirm this statement. Statements, but no actual research.

07/29/2025

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07/24/2025

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07/24/2025

Heart, Teeth And Bone Benefits Of Vitamin K2 . K2 deficiency is extremely common among Americans who eat a low-fat diet. In a recent study of 452 healthy adults, a shocking 97% of them had vitamin K2 deficiency and didn’t even know it!

The richest sources of vitamin K2, also known as menaquinone, are found in fatty animal proteins, egg yolks, organ meats, fermented foods, and full-fat dairy products, which Americans are told to avoid to improve their heart health and cholesterol levels.

Ironically, this leads to low levels of K2, which is one of the leading causes of heart disease and many other chronic illnesses. That’s why our Smarter Reviews team put together this short guide to let you in on some vital information about how to find an effective vitamin K2 supplement.

Why is vitamin K2 so important?
K2 is a fat-soluble vitamin that must be consumed in dietary or supplement form since our bodies can’t produce sufficient amounts on their own. Maintaining healthy levels of vitamin K2 helps your heart, blood circulation, and not only your bones but teeth also! We've all heard that more calcium equals healthier teeth & bones. But that's not the full story.

While calcium is essential to teeth & bone formation—it makes up about 65% of bone tissue, not all the calcium you consume ends up in your bones and teeth.

Excess calcium is stored in your blood vessels and soft tissues, including your arteries. Over time, calcium can accumulate and harden, constricting the flow of blood to your heart.

Here, the importance of vitamin K2 is twofold. Vitamin K2 not only helps draw calcium away from your soft tissues, it also helps deposit it into your bones & teeth where it provides integral support. #🦷

07/24/2025

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