I know what you are probably thinking, some kind of vitamin or herb, but no. Let me first explain the problem.
The problem: The average human mouth has literally billions of bacteria floating around, with up to 500 species. Biologically the mouth is quite a filthy place. These bacteria like to form colonies, and then eat through your oral mucosa. When your brush or floss you might get some blood, that is the first indication these little fellas are there. If this is happening bacteria are leaking into your blood stream. You are effectively showering your body with bacteria. A small amount your immune system will clear up, but enough and long term you can get heart, join or other problems. This is a well known.
The solution: How do we fix this? Well other than the obvious of going to the dentist or flossing I have a secret weapon which is ozonated olive oil. What is this? It's ozone gas (which is o3) dissolved in olive oil. Ozone breaks down into oxygen or o2. It's an extremely effective antiseptic. To apply it, just coat your dental floss in the gel, then floss with it, make sure to floss below the gum-line. And well that's it. in 24 hours you'll probably notice every infection you had has cleared up. It's cheap, safe and extremely effective, and the crazy part is, although ozone is used in dentistry, almost no one does this. Because you only need a small amount 1 pot might even last you a whole year.
You can actually buy waterpiks that produce ozenated water, but they are expensive, and water piks whilst an excellent tool, don't help so much with bacteria that are below the gumline, that is where the floss with ozone gel can really help.
Where to buy? Ebay or amazon. ie https://www.ebay.com/itm/183966312372
Further reading: Ozone in dentistry: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3722714/ Heart link gum disease: https://www.pennmedicine.org/updates/blogs/heart-and-vascular-blog/2019/march/gum-disease-and-heart-disease
Isn't ozone mildly radioactive though? Wouldn't seem like a good idea to ingest any
Ozone is toxic, but that is because it is ionic, not radioactive. It is very reactive, which makes it damaging to the lining of the lungs when inhaled.
I don't think ozone is the effective ingredient of this product. See my other comment.
Good point. It's not radioactive but it's damaging like radiation for the same reason. It ionizes
It's not radioactive lol. It's actually present naturally in the air in very small quantities.
So is radon