Scientists Found This Bacteria INSIDE Clogged Heart Arteries — It Comes From Your Mouth

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:06]It is called P gingles. The bacteria responsible for your gum disease. Found living inside clogged heart arteries.

[00:00:13]Harvard health confirmed it. Your gums, your arteries, same bacteria. And that is not all it does. When this bacteria spreads through your bloodstream, it interferes with your insulin function, silently raising your blood sugar every single day, even if you eat perfectly. Then it reaches your arteries. It triggers inflammation, forms blood clots, blocks blood flow to your heart. People with gum disease have two to three times the risk of heart attack and stroke. Your gum bacteria building the clot in your heart. Press along your gum line. Now tenderness, bleeding, gums pulling back. P gingalis may already be in your bloodstream. The fix, brush twice a day, floss daily, one cleaning per year cuts your heart risk by 14%. But scientists found P ginger is somewhere else entirely, somewhere nobody expected. Follow Wang's daily reset to find out in next