Why the mouth influences much more than the teeth
You will understand how the oral microbiome relates to the gut, inflammation, metabolism, and cardiovascular health.
Online workshop
Your digestive system does not start in the intestine. It starts in the mouth. You may have inflamed gums, bad breath, dry mouth, a coated tongue, or recurring discomfort. Perhaps you use mouthwash frequently, thinking that eliminating more bacteria always means caring for your mouth better. Yet the mouth is not isolated. Its microbiome relates to the gut, inflammation, circulation, and the nervous system. This workshop will help you understand what can disrupt that balance and why caring for your mouth means caring for much more than your teeth.
Is it for you?
Content
You will understand how the oral microbiome relates to the gut, inflammation, metabolism, and cardiovascular health.
You will discover what is being studied about periodontal inflammation, certain microorganisms, and neuroinflammatory processes without simplistic explanations.
We will look at antiseptic mouthwash, sugar, dryness, mouth breathing, stress, sleep, and everyday hygiene.
This is not about eliminating every bacterium, but about learning how to support a more balanced oral ecosystem.
Format
Who teaches the workshop
I am Mahy, the person behind Oryzae. I take an integrative approach to health, bringing together nutrition, digestion, the nervous system, habits, and context.
I created this workshop because the mouth is often treated as an isolated part of the body, even though it can provide important information about digestion, inflammation, and the body’s overall balance.
Oral microbiome and whole-body health
This workshop is educational and does not replace dental, medical, or individual assessment.