Well, we don’t know without breaking the figures down, do we? I also noticed that he is talking about maternal mortality (though the same trends are seen for prematurity, infant and neonatal mortality.
You would have to show that there were racial differences in the oral flora of women of reproductive age and/or differences in the habits of chewing Xylitol gum.
You and Peter have a low budget idea for fixing the problem, though; kinda like ivermectin for COVID, so someone will be funded to do a bogus study to’prove’ the opposite.
I think these factors, not account for most of the excessive deaths. Also this would help: https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/xylitol-and-the-gateway-microbiome?r=10q5g4&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
Well, we don’t know without breaking the figures down, do we? I also noticed that he is talking about maternal mortality (though the same trends are seen for prematurity, infant and neonatal mortality.
You would have to show that there were racial differences in the oral flora of women of reproductive age and/or differences in the habits of chewing Xylitol gum.
You and Peter have a low budget idea for fixing the problem, though; kinda like ivermectin for COVID, so someone will be funded to do a bogus study to’prove’ the opposite.