Alvin H. Danenberg, DDS • Nutritional Periodontist September 8, 2015 I was going to title this post, Gadgets I Can’t Live Without in My Paleo Kitchen After Getting Rid of All the Junk That I Thought I Couldn’t Live Without But Discovered That…
Alvin H. Danenberg, DDS September 5, 2015 The mouth is the window to your entire body. Almost all diseases have some effect in the mouth. The oral cavity reflects many of our body’s internal mysteries. What happens on the cellular level…
Alvin H. Danenberg, DDS September 1, 2015 A cliché, no doubt, but with important meaning. I cannot motivate anyone. You cannot motivate anyone. Only an individual can motivate himself or herself. You can lead a horse…
Alvin H. Danenberg, DDS August 30, 2015 In the previous 7 installments, I posted my thoughts on how we were born to be healthy. Included in these installments were links to other articles I wrote supporting my…
This is the last installment of my 7-part series. Part 1 is HERE; Part 2 is HERE; Part 3 is HERE; Part 4 is HERE; Part 5 is HERE; and Part 6 is HERE. Natural supplements for immune support (These products are available through…
This is installment 6. Part 1 is HERE; Part 2 is HERE, Part 3 is HERE, Part 4 is HERE, Part 5 is HERE. Here is how I treat advanced gum disease in my office. I first address the acute problem if there…
This is installment 5. Part 1 is HERE; Part 2 is HERE, Part 3 is HERE, Part 4 is HERE. Leaky gut Undigested proteins from grains, ingested toxins, and unhealthy levels of microbes can damage the one-cell-layer-thick lining of the intestines, creating small…
This is installment 4. Part 1 is HERE; Part 2 is HERE, Part 3 is HERE. Studies (Here, Here, Here) have shown that a Paleo-type diet embraces those nutrients that allow our individual cells to survive and thrive, and has been the way of…
This is the 3rd installment. Part 1 is HERE, and Part 2 is HERE. Ian Spreadury wrote a seminal paper in 2012 reviewing 112 peer-reviewed articles, which helped create for me a clearer perspective of being healthy. The answers to “What happens and why?”…
This is the 2nd part of the series. Part 1 is here. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in 2012 that 47.2% of the US adult population had periodontitis, and the prevalence jumped to 70.1% for adults 65 years old and beyond….
