Silent Killer Ups Alzheimer's Risk 70%

By Jack Taylor Posted August 29, 2017

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

Most of us would do anything to avoid getting Alzheimer’s.

And that’s why we avoid processed foods, sugary beverages and even certain brain-jeopardizing drugs.

But as it turns out, there’s one more thing you need to avoid in order to keep your mind sharp as you age.

Because researchers from Taiwan have just found that a certain condition can send your risk of developing Alzheimer’s through the roof.

I’m talking about gum disease, and for years medical expert have known that poor dental health can lead to heart disease and illnesses.

Now, it looks like having gum disease could rob you of your independence and precious memories.

In the recent study, researchers studied the medical records of about 28,000 people trying to establish a link between gum disease and Alzheimer’s.

After crunching the numbers, the researchers found that folks who suffer from gum disease have a significantly greater chance of developing memory problems.

In fact, this correlation is so strong that folks who have gum disease for more than 10 years are a whopping 70% more likely to suffer from Alzheimer’s!

Researchers believe the reason gum disease is so detrimental to your brain health is because it raises inflammation in your body.

Luckily, avoiding gum disease is pretty simple.

All you have to do is take better care of your teeth.

Brush, floss and rinse at least twice a day and be sure to use natural oral hygiene products that contain CoQ10, a special antioxidant that can help stop gum disease.

In fact CoQ10 is so powerful, one trial found that doses as small as 50–75 mg daily stopped gum disease lightning fast — in just a matter of days for some cases.

Plus, many studies show that upping your CoQ10 levels can help shield your brain from dementia.

It’s as if CoQ10 can give Alzheimer’s a one-two punch!

Researchers report CoQ10 is so good at fighting both of these devastating diseases because it lowers inflammation and neutralizes free radicals.

You can get toothpaste and mouthwashes that contain CoQ10 by clicking here.

Or you can always pick up a CoQ10 supplement at your local pharmacy.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products