Overload of the Glymphatic System by Dental Problems: Effects on the Brain.

Abstract

Until about 15 years ago, lymphatic drainage of the brain was unknown. Then the glymphatic system was discovered, which ensures the drainage of waste products and toxins to the lymphatic system of the head. We have asked ourselves what problems from the mouth can weaken or block this drainage. There are a number of toxin-producing processes in the mouth that overload the lymphatic system. The most important issue appears to be that of osteolysis of the jawbone (NICO, FDOK), which increases the cytokine Rantes, with enzyme inhibition in the organism and especially in the brain. Through adequate diagnostics and therapy, we were able to normalize many processes, e.g. in the brain.

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