Oil pulling is an ancient Ayurvedic practice that has been used for centuries to promote oral health and overall well-being. This holistic technique involves swishing oil in the mouth to eliminate toxins and improve dental hygiene.

Gum health is one of the pillars of oral hygiene but is not normally accorded its proper significance. Neglecting your gums can lead to gum disease, discomfort, and even more general health issues.

Good oral health is a cornerstone of overall wellness, and nutrition plays a crucial role in maintaining strong teeth and healthy gums.

As the cold and flu season approaches, it’s essential to take steps that help prevent illness and ensure your body is ready to fight off any viruses. The old saying, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” holds, especially regarding your health.

When we think of anxiety, stress, or depression, we often assume these are purely "mental health problems" rooted in the brain. However, groundbreaking research reveals that the true source of these challenges might lie in an unexpected place: your gut.

The holidays are a time for joy, celebration, and connection. But with all the festivities, it's easy to let our healthy habits slide – especially regarding oral health. At Midwest BioHealth, we believe in a holistic approach to wellness, including your smile!

In the search for natural ways to combat cancer, an unlikely plant is showing promising potential: dandelion root. Once considered just a common weed, dandelion root is gaining attention in scientific communities for its ability to target and kill cancer cells in laboratory settings. Early studies suggest that this humble root could offer hope, particularly for certain types of aggressive cancers.

With cold and flu season approaching, we wanted to offer our readers insights on how to battle virus exposure while still following a holistic path. Let's dive into the article.

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Have you ever taken a close look at your tongue? If it resembles the image on the left, characterized by a white coating or redness, you might have a yeast or candida overgrowth.