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07/01/2026

06/27/2026

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=INX88Du5Y6g&ra=m

Rethinking the Root Canal: New IAOMT review warns hidden infections...

05/13/2026

This is a great article on the dangers of mouthbreathing.

Mouth Breathing During Sleep: The Oral-Sleep-Systemic Link | Sunstar

04/07/2026

Dr Staci says it all here. Myofunctional Therapy would follow right behind the attained growth ( width) to retrain the tongue and facial muscles ( basically retrain the brain, to retrain the muscles) to work and function properly. The proper width gives way for the room needed for best and long lasting results.

03/29/2026

We need a new generation of Dr Kelseys
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1355448313286786&set=a.550432810455011

The doctor who saved a generation of children did it by saying one simple word: no.
When the sedative thalidomide swept through Europe in the late 1950s, it was praised as safe, modern, and perfect for easing morning sickness. Dr** companies rushed to expand its market, and by 1960 an American manufacturer submitted it to the U.S. Food and Dr** Administration for approval. The file landed on the desk of a junior medical officer named Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey.
She was expected to sign off quickly. Instead, she stopped everything. Kelsey noticed gaps in the company’s testing data, especially regarding pregnant women. Their claims of safety did not match the evidence. Animal studies were weak. Human trials were incomplete. And some reports hinted at nerve damage. When she asked for more data, the company pushed back hard, trying to pressure her into approval. She held her ground.
For nearly a year she refused to sign, demanding full proof of safety while enduring calls, letters, and political complaints. During that same period, Europe saw a surge of babies born with severe limb deformities and organ damage. The cause was thalidomide. More than ten thousand children were affected across dozens of countries.
Kelsey’s insistence on proper testing kept the Dr** off the American market entirely. Her caution, once criticized, suddenly became a national shield. When news of the European tragedy spread, the United States realized what had been avoided.
Her actions led to sweeping changes in U.S. Dr** regulation, requiring stricter testing, better oversight, and stronger protections for pregnant women. President John F. Kennedy awarded her the Distinguished Federal Civilian Service Medal in 1962, praising her for preventing “an appalling tragedy.”
Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey spent the rest of her career shaping safer Dr** standards. She retired in her nineties, respected around the world for a decision that saved countless lives.
She proved that courage in science is not always discovery. Sometimes it is the refusal to accept anything less than the truth.

03/26/2026

Thumb sucking replaces the proper tongue position. Get the tongue in the right spot, and thumb sucking will stop.

02/13/2026

If you are having difficulty breathing through your nose, Myofunctional therapy can help. Come see me.

01/28/2026

12/16/2025

It takes three minutes in the morning (brush and maybe floss), and maybe 5 mins before bed (tongue scrape, floss, brush) to help prevent many heath issues.

Your mouth and brain are more connected than you think. New research shows that untreated gum disease and cavities don't just threaten your teeth - they quietly damage your blood vessels.