Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Bite Height Loss & Alzheimer's: Your Brain's Blood Flow Secret #shorts

24 Oct 2025 · 0 min

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Short YouTube clip (a #shorts) by Robert Whitfield MD asserting that very small loss of dental 'bite height' — even about 1 millimeter — markedly reduces cerebral blood flow (~50%) and impairs nocturnal lymphatic/drainage function, which the speaker links to increased Alzheimer’s risk. The video is a brief conversational claim rather than a detailed review or systematic evidence presentation.

So what happens is you lose just a millimeter. It's just a millimeter. It's like almost nothing of bite height. You have 50% less blood coming to the brain and also less lyftic system to drain at nighttime. So you're definitely adding up to the Alzheimer's also by that.
You say that again. So loss of a millimeter.
Yeah. There's studies showing this is 50% less blood flow to and from the brain.
So consequently, like everybody listening needs to understand how important this is.