Joel and Sina chat with Dr. Jesse Myers about one of the most overlooked aspects of health - the mouth.  Research shows that imbalances in the mouth are associated with chronic and autoimmune diseases, such as: diabetes, Alzheimers, cancer, and osteoporosis.  Fortunately, a new era of dentistry has arrived - functional dentistry, where the practitioner considers the whole body and can  diagnose nutrient deficiencies and microbiome imbalances simply by examining the mouth and tongue!

Learn more about Dr. Jesse Myers: https://www.dralanwhite.com/our-practice/

Websites to find a functional dentist:
Ask the Dentist - https://askthedentist.com/
International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology - https://iaomt.org

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