Once your upper respiratory tract becomes sensitized, minor triggers like teeth, tonsils, and adenoids can provoke strong reactions. Biofilm formation on these structures and shifts in normally harmless bacteria turn them hostile when your immune system activates.
Once the sensitivity and the autoinflammation is going, it doesn't take much to poke the bear and, you know, kind of let the genie out of the box. And it's just things with teeth, tonsils, adenoids, any, anything in this area is just such a huge trigger. And a big part of that's biofilms. The other part is there's, there's a lot of, you know, normal resident bacteria or maybe a bit pathogenic bacteria that are normal here that are very unfriendly once the immune system sees them.
