어서 와~ 건강한 나! 4회; 입안 세균이 몸 속으로 들어온다고요??? 입안 세균이 만드는 병

Hello, I'm a healthy me that you can only meet in Dancing World. Hello, I'm Bang Mira, the one who pursues the truth. Hello, I'm Kim Young-shin, the one who is curious about the truth. Last time, you said that bacteria are the ingredients of tartar. I heard that bacteria can cause other diseases. Yes, you've probably heard a lot of people who have diabetes. You've probably heard from a pediatrician about the relationship between diabetes and tartar. There are so many diseases related to tartar, so there are countless papers. I can't tell you how many pages there are. I've never heard of this before. You're right. But this is actually on the website of the Ministry of Health and Welfare. I guess the Ministry of Health and Welfare didn't tell me. I know. There's a document on the website of the Ministry of Health and Welfare. I'll show you the document. If you look at this document, If you have a lot of bacteria in your mouth and you have tartar, You have cardiovascular disease, diabetes, indigestion, premature birth, Or if you have a baby and the baby is underweight, And lung disease. These are the documents that say that these things can get worse or worse. In fact, if you have gums like this, it's connected to the nerves. So it's all connected to the gums. There's a saying that if you have a lot of tartar, if you have a lot of bacteria in your mouth, you'll get dementia. That's why those stories come out. That's right. I thought I'd just wipe off the germs on my hands. I can't see my mouth, so I can't really wipe it off. It's shocking to hear that it's related to such a big disease. That's right. I can see my hands, so I can wipe it off, but it's hard to see my mouth. If people know how to get rid of bacteria in their mouths, Maybe instead of having a hard time getting rid of bacteria in your mouth every day, I think we can reduce the pain of having a big disease. Is it that bad? Yes, it's really important. Not only nerves and muscles, but also blood vessels are all connected to the human body. Bacteria even act as gravity when they move. There's a highway in my mouth. It goes all the way down to my heart and causes a heart attack. That's what it says in the textbook. That's why life gets worse in a hurry. Then the blood in the bacteria will flow from the top to the bottom. That's right. Blood with bacteria from the top to the bottom. It's called pneumonia. The bacteria just move to the heart right away. I have to run. But how do bacteria get into the blood vessels? That's right. I'm really curious. Bacteria can never get into a person's skin. It can't come in unless we're hurt by a virus or something. But the mucous membrane in the mouth is a little different. For example, even if you scratch it with your fingernails, it's easy to peel off. It's not the same for the skin. But if, as I said last time, Bacteria are concentrated in one part of the body. It becomes separated and becomes tartar. The mucous membrane is attached to it, and tartar grows up and down at the same time. If there's this much tartar on my teeth when I open my mouth, There's this much tartar in my gums. Then what's this? I put my legs in my body with tartar. And when the bacteria come in there, There's an infection response in the body. Because that infection response is good. It's not gone. That's why I'm protecting my body. They're trying to kill the bacteria with that infection response. So what's killing the bacteria? It's called an immune cell. Immune cells eat bacteria. But where's the immune cell? It's in the blood. So how does the blood come? It comes through the blood vessels. So if there's a lot of bacteria, there's a lot of blood vessels. So if there's a lot of blood vessels, the gums have to be swollen. So the gums are really... It's like a lump. Then it's easier for bacteria to penetrate. Then how do we stop the bacteria that come in? To stop it, we need to remove the bacteria that exist now. You know, the original healthy gums. The condition of the gums. If you recover that condition, Bacteria can't come in. How do the bacteria that come in cause pneumonia? There was a lung disease in the related family, right? When you swallow food or saliva containing bacteria, You have to go to the esophagus. So you have to go to the stomach. Then the gastric acid in the stomach can kill the bacteria in the food or saliva and get rid of them. But you have no choice but to swallow it wrong. The balance of the body is broken. I swallowed it, but it went into the airway. Then it's the lungs after the airway. That's why you get pneumonia. Bacteria and food lumps just go into the airway. But why do you swallow food with your airway? It's just putting bacteria right into your lungs. I think I'm suffocating to death. That's right. Sometimes during the holidays, There are news about people suffocating to death while eating glutinous rice cake at a nursing hospital. I think I've seen it on the news a few times a year. Every time I see that kind of news, Actually, it's not good for the dead, I feel sorry for the medical staff who took care of him. Because I know it's not their fault. Oh, is that so? Because my family brought it and gave it to me. I don't think anyone would have thought I was going to die from eating rice cake. Oh, it's not their fault. The airway shares the throat with the esophagus. The airway meets the esophagus like this. And then it splits here again. With esophagus and airway. But there's a place that blocks the splitting. If the aorta comes this way and blocks it, it goes over to the esophagus. If you block it this way, it goes over to the esophagus. There's this organ. If this organ can't stay in place, it can't block it. You know what I mean? It's like you want to block it, but you can't reach it. It can't block it. Then what happens if it can't stay in place? You explained that the location of the tongue changes over time. When the circumference of the tongue narrows, the tongue goes back. But there are muscles that are connected to the tongue. When the muscles that are connected to the tongue go back and down, the esophagus also goes down. So it's connected together and it goes down. To explain in more detail, it's called a vector. I did mechanical engineering, so I have to explain it with a vector. It's a physical explanation. Oh, really? I'm a liberal arts student. But why is it possible that you can't get pregnant and have a miscarriage? I think it would be good to think about this. If my body is a battlefield, the bacteria come in and start a war. For example, Korea is at war. There's a war like the Korean War. But can we develop a new city? No. No, right? It's the same. There's a war going on here. It's before this body dies. There's a war going on. How do you raise a baby here? So it's hard to get pregnant. Or the baby just comes out quickly. In the first place, I don't want to have a miscarriage. Or I was born, but I used up all my energy fighting the bacteria. I didn't get the nutrients from the baby, so it came out small. I can understand. Yes, that's right. That's the principle of the world. That's right. The principle is that scientists don't invent a principle, but discover it. It's about finding the principle of the world. If it doesn't fit that principle, it's like leaving the earth. Or it's going to explode and disappear. I think so, too. The earth is spinning, the sun is spinning, the Milky Way is spinning, and the whole universe is spinning. That's right. If each of the stars in the universe were to escape from their orbit, what would happen? It would explode. There are movies like that. There are movies that follow the principles of physics and say, if the stars are heated like this, they will explode. That's right. I think so, too. If you look at the name of the current, it works on the current. That's right. It's Manyu. Manyu. Come to think of it, I don't think you're a liberal arts major. I'm good at it. Yes, you are. You're good at it a lot. Oh, but I'm sorry to hear that. It's almost time. Shall we continue next time? Yes, it's already time. Next time, I'll explain a little more about the germs-causing disease. See you next time. Bye. I have to hold it in again, right? Yes. I'm done.