Could a new MOUTHWASH be the key to fighting deadly heart disease? ...Middle East

A NEW mouthwash that uses the body’s own immune system could be the key to fighting gum disease, scientists say. The dental product helps reduce periodontitis — which can increase the risk of deadly heart attacks or strokes by two to three times. GettyUsing Mouthwash After Brushing[/caption] The mouthwash uses a similar approach to some cancer therapies, targeting white blood cells instead of the bacteria that causes gum disease itself. They aimed to turn the cells that cause disease-causing inflammation into “pro-healing” cells instead, researchers said. Dr Zoltan Geczi, assistant professor at Semmelweis University, said: “Rather than targeting the bacteria causing the inflam

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