Harvard researchers found Fusobacterium bacteria in about 50% of colon cancer patients, challenging the old assumption that it was harmless. The bacterium is now linked to dementia, Alzheimer's, various cancers, autoimmune disorders, and heart attacks.
The research actually show that bacteria is in those extracted teeth. And we done thousands of teeth testing and we can confirm that. And the species are not the healthy friendly one, the one that causing dementia, the one that find in Alzheimer patients and cancer patients and autoimmune patients and heart attack patients. It's not the bacteria that you're like, oh yes, everyone has it. Well, the Fusobacterium, up to 5 years ago, we were told that everyone has it. Don't worry about it, because it's always higher than other bacteria when we do saliva testing. Then Harvard come out with the study that 50% of patients that have colon cancer, patient, 50% of colon cancer patients have Fusobacterium bacteria issues. And now they don't look at that bacteria as normal.
