【認知症対策】とある"菌"が脳に侵入して老化を進めます
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This video explains research suggesting a possible link between periodontal disease, oral bacteria, and dementia risk. It focuses on PG bacteria, identified in the captions as Porphyromonas gingivalis, and describes how it may cross protective barriers and contribute to inflammation and neural damage. The presenter recommends regular dental checkups, brushing, and flossing from middle age.
- Explains the link between periodontal disease and dementia risk
- Describes how PG bacteria may reach the brain
- Discusses inflammation and Alzheimer’s-related changes
- Recommends regular dental care and flossing







