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Hi everyone and welcome back to Airway First, the podcast from the Children's Airway First
Foundation.
I'm your host, Rebecca St. James.
I am truly excited to welcome back today's guest, Dr. Felix Liao.
Dr. Liao is a fault leader and healthcare innovator, who has restored the mouth back
to the body as a vital organ for many patients, natural health and wellness.
His whole health philosophy integrates mind-body mouth to produce breakthrough outcomes.
Among dentists, Dr. Liao is a leading airway-centered mouth doctor with recognized expertise in
impaired mouth syndrome and holistic mouth solutions.
He is also the inventor of the start-thriving appliance for test-driving and adopting holistic
mouth solutions as the answer to impaired mouth syndrome.
In 2022, Dr. Liao expanded holistic mouth solutions to include both sleep-friendly mouth
structure and a sensible eating mouth style to build vibrant health and innate immunity.
Clinically, Dr. Liao helps patients suffering from impaired mouth syndrome with treatment
plans to redevelop them into a sound infrastructure using epigenetic oral appliances and a whole
health integration as needed to restore sleep, fix pain, and recharge energy.
Professionally, Dr. Liao is the director of AMD training seminars to help traditional
drill and fill dentists become AMDs to deliver holistic mouth solutions to patients.
He is also the founder of Whole Health Integration Summits.
Dr. Liao holds an engineering degree from Brown University at DDS from Case School of
Dental Medicine, board certification by the American Board of General Dentistry, and a
Master's in the Academy of General Dentistry and a Master's in the International Academy
of Biology Dentistry and Medicine.
He is also a past president of IABDM.
Dr. Liao is the author of five bestselling books, 6-foot tiger, 3-foot cage, early siren,
license to thrive, relauncher vitality, and your child's best face.
You can find out more about Dr. Liao at holisticmouthsolutions.com.
And now let's jump into my interview with today's guest, Dr. Felix Liao.
All right.
Good evening.
Thank you for joining us again, Dr. Liao.
Very happy to join you.
Children's Airway, first and foremost.
Thank you.
Yeah.
I always love it when you're on because I always learn something new and I love all
the information that you share with parents.
So I'm not going to do a super long intro because I know you've got tons, but I will
let everybody know.
I'll put a link to the last podcast in our show notes and a link to your books, which
are on our recommended reading list.
So with that, yeah, I'll give it to you now.
Okay.
Thank you, Rebecca.
Yeah.
All right.
So let's get the show on the road.
Today we're going to talk about your child's best face, how to nurture top health and natural
glow using my method.
So today's presentation is going to be a layman's version of this article I just got
published in the Journal of American Orthodontic Society, the voice of general and pediatric
orthodontic practitioner.
So we're going to talk about mechanics that is artificially imposed versus epigenetics,
which is nature express.
All right.
So let's start with this case that really was the beginning of this epiphany, that there's
another way to grow the child's face.
So this is the same person, but they have a completely different look.
And so what happened?
Right?
The difference is not from orthodontic mechanics.
In fact, the face you see on the left is a failure of orthodontics.
Okay.
It came to me and I said to her request, which is I've grown through my nigh guard, and you
can see the holes here.
But I was not given me 40 years ago when my bristles came off.
And can you make me another one?
I asked her, I said, would you like to repeat the definition of insanity or you want to treat
the root cause?
And she said, there's a root cause.
Yeah.
And I said, there is a root cause.
Why you have this gap between your upper and lower front teeth.
The reason why you're tired, the reason why you have stuffy nose and habitual mouth breathing,
which can trigger you to balance.
She said, really?
And mom says, well, if there's a root cause solution, let's go for it.
Okay.
So here's a close up of what she looked like three years after braces.
You can tell she had braces because she had these lingualy bond that retain it on the
side of her lower front teeth.
We never treated her lower arch.
So she's got this buck T.
She's got this upper arch that is actually too small.
So why are we going to do different?
This is, like I said, three years after braces.
So this is the result of this, a series of arch wires.
They all have the same arch.
So every one of these just gets different and different and different.
And so that's what braces do.
They basically string up all the teeth like box car on this rail.
Okay.
Mom says, this is going to fit your child's teeth or my granddaughters or your sisters.
This is like cookie cutter.
Okay.
And so I call this the artificially imposed.
Now we figure out what's off, where and how much that contributed to this narrow airway,
this head posture.
And we figure out that her upper jaw is actually deficient in three dimensions.
So this is two narrow side to side.
This is front to back.
And this is two narrow up and down.
Gotcha.
Okay.
If you think of the tongue's home office, here's the upper jaw, here's the lower jaw.
In between the home office for the tongue.
So in my book, I call it six foot tiger, three foot cage.
The three foot cage represents the three dimensions for the tongue.
The tongue's home office, if you will.
And that tongue, in this case, is squashed like a cordy.
In a closed position, right in the open position.
So how do we open?
Well, clearly one way is to use an expanded.
But we also pair it with a diet change, because she has stuffy nose, which needs to open mouth
breathing and tonsillary information and the tongue strap.
So we took her from here to here using our approach.
And in the process, here's the objective evidence.
This is a CT scan.
Here's the nose.
Here's the lip.
Here's the upper teeth.
Lower teeth.
Here's the elbow.
That never gets old to see that dramatic change.
That is just, I mean, pardon the pun, but that's just breathtaking.
That's amazing.
It really is.
Well, good pun.
Great pun.
So how do we just color representing the airway on this scale is this.
White and blue are the good end.
Red and black is the bad end.
So we took her from 120 square millimeters.
That's where the minimal area is where the airway collapses in the back.
And we were able to take it to 276, which means that we'd more than doubled her airways
chosen in the process.
And this has lifelong consequences.
So she went from here to here.
And her posture went from here to here, and she got recruited to be a part time model.
So we published this case to show that we can fix teeth grinding.
Remember she came to me because she grounded her throat with niger.
We can fix teeth grinding using an expander.
So new kind of expander.
Because again, the grinding was the symptom because she wasn't getting air.
The highest risk factor associated with teeth grinding is obstructive sleep.
So this is that enormous, enormous implications.
First and foremost is that teeth grinding is not just a dental file.
There's one frame in a movie, and the movie is called Airway Obstruction in Human Sleep.
The evidence for that one of them anyway is this research paper that says, doing CPAP
titration, this is the mass of forces air past the choke zone here.
With a room air and high pressure.
And so doing CPAP titration is how much pressure should we put in.
Most breathing abnormalities were eliminated and incomplete eradication of teeth grinding
event was applied.
So enough pressure to open up the airway, teeth grinding starts.
So now we know this is a bandaid at best and maybe contributed to relapse of organelles.
And I would say failure of implants and various other dental troubles to we need to pay attention
to this when teeth grinding happens, which is the airway.
Okay.
And when you have teeth grinding, you don't just have dental problems.
You will wake up tired.
You have morning head fatigue, aches and pains, clicking, popping, locking your eyes, anxiety
or depression, brain fog, poor memory, high blood pressure, in addition to multiple potential.
So this is why it's called a syndrome.
A syndrome from a structurally impaired mouth.
So this is the beginning of my realization that impaired mouth leads to a bunch of medical
dental and mood troubles.
But this is new to many dentists and physicians around the world.
So today still.
Okay.
I coined this term impaired mouth syndrome in 2017.
And today it's still like, oh, really?
Yeah.
Why does the apple fall downward?
Right.
You figure that out.
You can need to space travel.
If you figure out impaired mouth syndrome, why behind impaired mouth syndrome, you will
solve a lot of problems, not just medical, not just dental problems.
Okay.
Right.
Okay.
So this is what we call epigenetics, the new way is to facilitate gene expression to bring
on your child's breast space with behavior and environment change.
This is a quote to CDC's definition.
And I'll show you that in the next slide.
But look at this.
In order to find a root cause of this and figure out how to close the lips and retry.
You can have a completely different face.
This is the same patient.
Okay.
So epigenetics means in addition to genes on top of genes, what can you do to bring on
the best version of your child's face?
And the answer, according to CDC, is you can use behavior and environment to affect on
genes.
So she came in looking like this because her gene didn't have fuller expression.
She can bring on fuller gene expression with the epigenetics method that I'm going to describe
to you.
Okay.
All right.
Let's do it.
How am I doing so far?
You're doing great.
Okay.
Thank you.
Okay.
So epigenetic represents a new approach.
So if you ever wonder, geez, would I need to pay an orthodontist bill when my kids get
to their teens, and you don't have to anymore.
Okay.
Would I grow up to be handsome or beautiful?
You don't have to worry about that anymore because the best version that your child inherits
from his or her genes from both parents can be brought out.
All right.
So this is what best face should look like.
Like cheekbones, convex face, not flat, not concave.
Okay.
You look at this one, she's got a witch's profile, right?
Well, why?
Here's the reason why.
Okay.
The upper lip is flat when you look at it from the back, from the side.
That always means that there is airway trouble.
We have airway trouble, nothing in your body will get.
Right.
Not your health, not your development, not your oxygen supply, not your mood, not your
brain, not your memory, not your athletic performance, not your facial growth.
Nothing's going to work.
In fact, if you get sick, you don't come back as well as others who have a better head.
All this lip drops straight down from our side, the outside.
We need a simple four-letter word to describe it.
So see this so often when I first got started in this practice that I gave it a name.
It's called the outside.
And so anytime in profile, the upper lip is sunken.
So being out at an angle like this, it's like this.
Okay.
Got it.
So this is the reason why we need an airway mouth doctor to be in charge of the upper
lip.
The upper airway consists of these four zones.
The fifth zone is in the trachea, which is ringed and doesn't collapse.
Zone one, two, three, four is very susceptible to Murphy's law.
Murphy's law means anything that goes on well, right?
Right.
He knows in zone one is where the air enters the body.
Zone two is behind a soft palate or the upper jaw.
Zone three is behind the tongue, which is behind the tongue.
Okay.
All these four zones must work well.
Must be fully functional for you to get a West Flakes.
So these are new kinds, right?
And you need an airway mouth doctor to do this, to help you do this.
So in the upper airway, that's what I teach to AMD to become teach standards on how to
become airway mouth doctor.
Must become the diagnostician of all these zones and then know how to become a premium
facial architect to bring on your child's best face.
And it's never just braces, clear trays, or anything mechanical or not.
It's all about the whole body health wellness.
Okay.
So here's the case where this patient is free of dental cavities, but she's got a runaway
facial development in the wrong direction.
All right.
So the dental office that mom took her to focuses on fixing the cavities.
And then you can't really look once looked at her face.
This is what we mean by whole health wellness.
Right.
And you have stuffy nose, you have to breathe through your mouth, then your face going to
go long and then and that's how you're going to end up with private teeth.
It's inevitable.
So what good is a cavity free set of teeth in this mouth?
Right.
So somebody need to look after that.
That's why we want to consult with airway mouth doctors who will make sure all these
four zones have fully developed wide and healthy.
So the centerpiece for your child's best face and your top health is going to be this purple
bone.
So look at me.
Corner of the eye, corner of the mouth, ear, ear.
That's this purple bone.
That's the purple.
Okay.
Got it.
So a fully developed maxilla, you look at the face from underneath means that it's wide
enough for all the teeth to line up straight naturally.
When that happens, the tongue naturally has room to stay in the mouth and not have to
go into the throat.
And it would be full, right?
There's no gaps.
Okay.
So research has been done in the field around the world.
People with white faces, natives who have not bought into Western civilization practices
such as, you know, white man's diet, they would naturally have this.
They didn't even have toothbrushes.
They didn't have dental floors or CVS or orthodontics or pediatricians.
And they're able to get this.
Right.
Why?
And how?
Well, it turns out, long story make very short, if you have white dental arches, you
end up with straight teeth and everything else in this body will work well, including
childhood.
When you have narrow jaws, crooked teeth, everything else in the body, including childhood,
it will surprise.
This is work done by Dr. Weston and Southerly Fallon made this slide based on, to summarize
the teachings from this Western aid price foundation.
So this has got wide, wide implication, right?
We treat this for a reason.
We treat this for her whole body health, not just for her smile and straight teeth and
children.
Okay.
This is responsible for her posture or twist for her collapsed foot.
And if this is not caught early on, she will be a regular at the chiropractor and the medical
doctors and psychiatrists.
Never mind the first quarter.
So how does this happen?
Right?
We see this all the time now.
This is more the norm rather than the exception in dental offices now, if you were to ask my
question, I would say that's, well, thank goodness, research, jewelry was in.
Pediatric or something sleep apnea and none of these children was a disorder of oral facial
growth.
That means when your jaw and face fail to grow, you'll end up with sleep apnea.
So the next question then becomes, okay, who's trying to take charge of oral facial growth?
We don't have any manual.
Right.
Yeah.
Okay.
So it certainly has not been pediatrician's focus.
Right.
And they should have been the most logical, right?
It certainly has not been the pediatrics dentists.
It certainly has not been orthodontics.
So here is an example of what this research shows.
Is it too many teeth or too little jaw?
How do we end up with this choked arrow?
Okay.
So remember we said red and black is the right.
Okay.
Blue and white is good.
Right.
Well, this kid is in serious trouble because the jaw failed to grow just like the previous
slide says.
Okay.
Now, this is important to know if you make the wrong diagnostic decision or treatment
decision, take a look at the too many teeth it looks like.
This is what happens.
These are a pair of twins.
Okay.
On the right had teeth taken out for braces.
The one on the, ah, I'm sorry, the one on your left.
One on your left had teeth taken off for braces.
The one on the right.
The twin did not.
They had a difference.
So which face would you write on?
I can predict to you that the one on the left will end up with many more health problems
than just dental.
So here's an example.
They reached out to me from Western Australia right in the high up and then uses.
I want to kill myself because I heard so.
You look at her and say, geez, you got gorgeous straight teeth.
What's there to complain about?
In fact, that's what her family said.
We say that pay for your braces.
How come you're moaning and groaning every day?
Well, here's the reason why.
Her airway is in the red and black zone.
She's in big trouble.
And she said, my lower jaw collapses through my throat.
I can never take a full breath and the pain makes me want to kill myself.
This is a result of having only one set of these teeth called premolars that's in front
of the model when she should have two per product.
So she should have two of these in every quarter.
She'll now only has one because the other one's been taken out and the space is closed.
And so she's that a six foot tiger in a two foot cage.
Mother and most people.
So this is what I mean.
How is this our form going to be right for this patient?
So instead, we try to grow the jobs.
So there are years here in the term, which is painless because each term is only one
year's worth.
So this goes out, this goes out week by week.
In adults, there will be one hair twist and kids two hair twist.
So this is an adult look what happened.
Again we more than double her airway volume and how many of them cross sectional.
This is what it looks like in the map to go with the face.
So literally we rescued her from suicide.
And this is done during a pandemic with only telemedicine.
So we need to know that there's a new class of dentists, new breed called a way mouth
doctor who can treat these issues.
Not just these.
All right, so that is fixed heat.
Good mouth doctor fix and may as here stands for mouth airway sleep.
So when you activate mouth airway sleep, the patient can fly the patient can recover from
anything and nearly.
You can't sleep.
We can't recover.
But if you don't have a wide open airway, your body is going to struggle here in sleep.
All right.
So all four zones must be wide open.
And when they are made from narrow to wide, the patient can fly.
So here's the next case.
We'll come back to the address.
So here's a little girl, well nine years old.
Mom was already a patient undergoing this treatment herself.
And she said, I think my daughter needs your help.
So this is one thing that AMD does.
The AMD does not look at crowding without some kind of idea of how to treat.
We call that 3D jaw diagnostics.
Okay, so in this face is this airway.
Why is this airway like that?
Well, AMD is trained to do this homework to figure out that in this case, side to side
is too narrow by this much on the upper and by this much on the lower.
So they both need that span.
And here we can figure out that her vertical height is okay, but her front and back is
not.
So we need to know how to treat.
And here's what we did.
We designed our appliance based on that.
And look what happened.
This appliance took her from here to here.
Okay, this is one year.
So they went in, the girls went from here to here.
And it becomes a template like a goalpost for the face to grow toward, set the guide
like that.
So here it is pre-treatment.
Here is 50 months later on this project.
So she used to have a deep, deep underbite.
She does not have nearly the endothelium in the process.
The duct lane turning into swan.
It's all because we were able to grow her face.
I want to emphasize that this is not, when I say we, I don't mean just the airway mouth
after.
I mean parents, mothers in particular.
Okay.
Because we, appliance treatment is paired with a bone building diet.
And more.
So the bone building diet consists of green smoothies, which is the best one they plant
kingdom and bone broth, which is the best one animal kingdom.
Again with lots of greens.
This is a pair of turkey wings.
So I still remember the price is $3 and two cents for a pair on sale.
So this is not expensive.
All you do is fill this with water.
There's a leaks and tomato underneath the wings are a bed of carrots and celery.
Fill it with water, plug in overnight the next morning.
Your house smells like Thanksgiving.
Yeah.
Nice.
Okay.
So people say, well, wouldn't you play any green smoothies?
There's avocado.
There's beach.
There is blueberries underneath.
It's a handful of arugula or kale or spring mix, whatever you want.
Okay.
This is, this is optional chocolate powder.
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
You plan it up.
It's like that.
Okay.
So sorry about this.
I was invited to speak to a Chinese nutritional group and they were interested in how airway
ties in with nutrition.
And so I have to fix that later.
But here it shows, this is my own blood pressure.
I mean, blood sugar weed out.
So before I drank this, it was 95 after I drank it, it's 84.
It actually lowers your blood sugar.
Okay.
Your body likes this.
So that's a plan.
The animal side, well, you all know that when you put your turkey soup after Thanksgiving
to the fridge, when you go to take it out, it's gelatin.
Right.
Gelatin is not soupy because it's not watery because why?
Very rich in fungary and good.
And we combined out with vitamin C that's rich in here and magic happens.
You will grow the maxilla, you will fix more in mouth breathing, which is nothing but congested
nose soft tissue in the nose.
Got you.
You're going to raise beautiful children.
You'll see more kids cases shortly.
We get everyone on the staff.
They show when people sleep well, their face grows.
And I saw on the other slide, you said no coffee or they had no coffee, no egg.
Say that again.
On the other slide, there was no coffee, no egg.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
You don't need, this is a power breakfast.
Right.
Yeah.
You can, you can put a little bit of coconut, a tablespoon for coconut oil in there.
If you're an adult and plus the avocado, you will sustain yourself for breakfast.
Well, that's why I'm checking this is just for breakfast.
Or you saying just saying no coffee, no egg ever or just around the woods?
Oh, no, you can substitute.
You know, for example, you say, well, geez, what's a breakfast without eggs and coffee?
Well, we were not some of the rest of the world.
Don't do that.
Got it.
Yeah.
And some people have allergies or sensitivities to us.
That's a very important source of nasal congestion that leads to snoring and mouthache.
Okay.
Yeah.
Thanks for bringing that up.
So this is, I've since developed my own appliance.
And it's called a stock bribing appliance.
The name is not important.
The important part is that this is always paired with a bone building diet.
This is what airway mouth doctors learn to use to grow the face and the maxilla.
But the important part is that when you combine it with this, great things happen.
And you'll see shortly.
And this is both for children and adults.
Yes.
And the part I love best about this is that and the patient too.
You can almost eat this.
Yeah.
We do all the drugs.
Okay.
Yeah.
There's no shots, no drill, no pain.
And when you combine it with this bone building diet, which is the part of parents provides
at home, this can happen.
It's just stunning.
So the mother of this child on the left and the right, of course, was a natural path from
the Philippines.
And she went to dental school after she came to America and become a dentist.
But her naturopathic degrees always with her.
And when she took my training to become an airway mouth doctor, because as a natural
passing was net only interested in how to grow her child's face, right?
And so she noticed that her daughter was waking up tired and getting unrested after
starting braces.
Her issue include a headache, focus, singing voice, loud snoring.
Okay.
And so she took the diagnostic records and we did our homework.
We figured out what's off there and by how much.
Now notice that a natural path doctor, a daughter is very good at that.
She was not in the negative to the dealer.
Yeah.
So, but there's some problems like right here, where Joss out with her clothes.
So she has very good gene, but she grew up in America and you know, part of high school
peers pressure with either to eat some junk food, right?
Well, okay.
So she had her daughter sub races taken off and started this treatment.
So this treatment basically stretches the lower jaw into this parking spot that's building
to be a plus.
Okay.
So this becomes a template for the face to grow into.
Okay.
That's built into the appliance because we do our homework here.
So we know how to design the appliance to bring on this difference.
And so two years later, this way it looks like underneath that fully developed face.
Wow.
Okay.
This is what nature intends for this child to have based on the genes inherited from
both parents.
This is the full genetic potential for that.
No, the child is lucky, right?
Because mom was already in natural path.
So she was not ever in the fast food nation.
Right.
Now, all she needed to do was to add this and what the AMD does.
And then we got this result.
So this is the objective evidence.
So we see these things.
All right.
So she went from here to here at a glance.
But numerically, we gain her airway 50%.
And we gained her almost 100% in a narrow area.
So nowhere the choke zone now is quite as wide, rendering her not susceptible to airway
collapse anywhere.
You say, well, okay, so what?
Well, here's what happens.
She became a national champion in sleep and debate for home school children.
Okay.
So here's a breakdown of her baseline symptoms, sleep disruption, snoring, headache, inability
to focus, vocal stress, empathy.
We asked her to use the scale of 0 to 10, rate each one of them, and then do the same
after 20 weeks of treatment.
That's a little over a year.
So she went from 54 down to 811.
That means she improved 43.
You did by 43 into 54, you have an 80% improvement.
No drugs, no pain, no sweat.
She didn't even have to go at yourself, right?
And no glasses.
All right.
That was amazing.
Look at.
Get on me.
A war chief.
And when she said, when everybody went up to congratulate her, they all commented about
her smile.
I know it's a gorgeous smile and it goes.
Yeah.
Like the full mouth.
In the beginning, there was a little bit of a gap and now that's gone.
Oh, yeah.
And so your child's best face is defined as room for all the T.T.
lineup straight naturally inside of fully grown maxilla.
We have fully grown maxilla.
You'll have this.
We have this.
You're going to have everything working for you inside and outside in school in the real
world.
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And now, let's jump back into today's podcast.
So what we can say is that clinical epigenetics can bring on the best face for top health
and people health.
Because what this airway does is to take away the recharging of battery units.
What this does is fully charge the battery.
That's it.
So now we know how to enable this.
So this is my granddaughter.
It was my son's question.
How do I bring on the best health for this granddaughter of yours that inspired me to
write this book?
So this is what she looks like at 12 years old.
Now my son happens to be a chef.
So 98 to 95% of her food is eaten prepared by a chef.
So if you look carefully, there's spacing between her front teeth.
Right?
What you're supposed to have?
That's healthy.
Yes.
That's the way it should be.
Now, no, our clients just need to grow their best face.
This is the full genetic potential.
All right?
So all of this is listed.
And the same principle worked for 1,000 children.
So this one is for parents who will feel like, oh my God, I'm tired from being on a high-speed
answer wheel.
Okay?
You can respond to a vitality using the same principle.
By opening up the airway, improving sleep, now you have all the energy.
Okay?
If you have a bad airway and therefore you can't sleep, you're going to be prone to depression
and anxiety.
Sure, yeah.
Or here is a reversal.
So this role came to me four years after braces, three years in my epigenetic treatment
later.
She looks like this.
Here's what it looks like in the mouth.
Okay?
So we use this expander appliance.
The gaps of these appliances used to touch.
You know, first that started.
Okay?
Okay.
Now, they're wider.
Mm-hmm.
I'm going to play this video because it's prices coming from her.
Okay.
Thank you, Dr. Leah, permission to use this footage.
Thank you.
So you have some gains on the medical front recently?
Yes.
I have decreased my Lexapro usage from 20 milligrams down to zero in less than a year.
In a year's time?
Yes.
Wow.
And what were you while that Lexapro for?
Depression and anxiety.
I see.
And you also had something called?
Bubby Trin, seasonal affective disorder, which has also gone away.
It's gone away too?
Yes.
And that's a result of?
The mouth appliance.
Really?
Well, I'm in friends.
I'm happy for you too.
Yeah.
So what happens to you after you stop taking the Lexapro and well-built?
I feel less flat emotionally.
Oh, you do?
Yes.
I feel like I'm going to go home.
We'll come back to the human race.
You can see that this is fine.
Yeah.
I mean, how do you not cry over that?
I guess maybe because that's a mom thing, but that's just actually, and that's so moving
and so emotional that.
Yeah.
It's really important because so much of, you know, what the moms have to put up with
is really the result of the kids having to put up with something that's not diagnosed
or not managed to collect it.
Right.
It's not the doctor's fault because no one in dental school got taught this.
Right.
We hear that all the time.
I had to hack my way out of the jungle.
And I had, you know, as an engineer, I got to dental school and I said, teeth grinding
just that's not no sense.
I would have probably destroyed a hundredth of a tissue.
And none of the answers I got ever met the common sense test.
So how does a night guard solve that problem?
Well, 35 years of that nagging quest led me to this.
So just know that this is not taught in medical school to get out of school.
And just about all the medical doctors and dentists around the world is not noticed.
If you're dentists or doctor knows this, why you met an ex?
You're lucky.
Yeah.
Okay.
So I looked up Lexi prose cited plants.
Look at this.
Nozita, dry mouth.
How about trouble sleeping?
Hmm.
Constipation.
Okay.
Come on.
Right.
How's your child going to grow when you have trouble sleeping?
Okay.
So, mom, what do you buy from your doctor?
I will submit to you.
It's not just the appliance.
It's not just the braces.
It's not just a trinkets of white feelings, gold crowns, stainless steel brackets and
wire, right?
Not your veneers, right?
It's why you want health, you want vitality, you want natural glow, right?
You want this kid who will bounce out of bed after a good night's sleep and say, wow, I
feel like I'm going to take on this world, right?
Right.
Yeah.
Okay.
So now that you know about epigenetics, the world force here, okay?
And now you have your part to do.
I want to talk about what I get a lot these days.
This is called a concerned mother.
She just came, okay?
And she said, look, I don't want my 10-year-old daughter to have long-term health issues from
what dentists want to do.
All right?
Here's a very smart mom.
Yeah.
Look at classical mechanics versus the new epigenetics.
Okay?
Like I said, this is never just an appliance alone.
It's always combined with a bond building diet, okay?
So we want spaces between front teeth.
When your child is growing without the spaces in the front teeth, like you should be able
to fit the width of a nickel between the front teeth.
A nickel.
Okay?
So here are the principles.
The four original things must be absent, and the presence of normal physiology must be present.
So the four original things are tongue tie, which looks like this.
This tongue tie.
Okay?
And whenever you have tongue tie, you're going to have rather teeth and narrow jaws.
We don't have enough time to go into that in the full detail now.
Suffice it to say tongue tie has to be addressed, and mouth breathing and nasal obstruction
must be addressed.
So tongue tie come from very often hypothyroidism with the child and the mother.
And that has to do with what you eat and your standard American diet and gut information.
So whatever that goes into the mouth down the gullet, whether it's from your dinner
table or from drive-thrues, they have consequences.
Okay.
And then toxic elements and pollutions are covered shortly.
So we have to have presence of these four things in order to bring on the best face.
So we covered this already, fresh home cooking, while you understand that better.
Tongue tie would lead to abnormal swallow, and of course, when you have nasal obstruction,
you don't have lip seal.
You have to breathe.
Right.
Sure.
So we focus on these things first, this is how those natives got to have their best face
without needing any.
So we would use an appliance assistive needed, okay, and we'll design these supplies you
then to be done.
That's what AMD does.
So let me go over some of the things that you parents can be doing.
Okay.
You look.
First, you look, you grow new eyes to see the red flags are already.
So this picture pretty much captures most of the things to look for.
Right.
So you have the child tip their head up, look upward, and you can see all these other lips
apart, other lips.
This is the nose, white and symmetrical or are they narrow, slits, and asymmetrical.
Okay.
When the nostril is asymmetrical, the maxilla is asymmetrical.
And the eyes very often are not level, and the ears very often.
Now the kid is in trouble.
All right, and we'll show you what it looks like when the child is here.
Let me just show you this.
I'll just put this here.
Because that would grow into adults like this.
Okay.
And this is what we have because trust me, this concept, this way of seeing in paramount
syndrome, it just not pop anywhere.
So if you want to avoid this for your kid growing up, you need to look at this.
Now let's start with nasal obstruction and mouth because they're connected.
So here is the brain.
Here's the eyeball.
This is the frontal view of the CT scan.
Here's the nasal passage.
Here's the sinus.
Here's the upper jaw.
This is a healthy specimen because the nasal tunnel has soft tissue in gray and air corridor
in black.
All right.
And it's a good abortion.
Here you don't see so much black.
Right.
But here you can hardly see any black.
So this person has to breathe.
Am I?
Right.
And so where did that come from?
Well, I want to show you this.
This is Mediterranean.
I took this picture when I went to Sarvina for a disease in the real world.
I was stricken by this cerulean blue.
This is what the scar should look like.
And so if mom checked the sky over there, it's not all your fault.
Right.
This is where I say this every episode.
Let's check that mama bear guilt at the door.
You don't know what you don't know.
Yeah.
It's not your fault.
Start from here.
The sky over your head is not as blue as this.
Okay.
But there are things you can do.
And that's what this next section is about before we close.
So this is a pile of snow.
One week after it fell, it might never have.
This is suburban DC.
Okay.
We have no heavy industry here.
We only have lobbyists and congressmen.
Okay.
Right.
We don't have car makers here.
So here's every green here, cement wall, areas, pavement, and a little part by the
pond.
And this is a pile of snow.
Here's every green, right?
Well, how does snow become this black in a week's time in a non-investor-reliable
environment?
It's only from car pollution.
Just because you don't see water doesn't mean it's not there.
Right.
But what about the water, you said?
That's only the air.
Right?
How about the water?
Right?
Well, here is a water filter that's new and the same water filter six months later.
Amazing.
So when you go out to eat, guess which water you're getting?
Right.
The filter water, right?
Okay.
So this is part of the reason why.
Okay.
Not only that, we can also see that this mountain is sinking.
And the sea, we're going to the chiropractors already planted in this W.
Not only that, US Geological Survey admits that pharmaceuticals is in your tap water.
Guess what?
When you eat in a restaurant, that's if they use filter water or tap water.
Right.
Checking.
Those of you who are healthy health hackers, you might want to look up this book, Big Chicken,
written by a investigative journalist, Marilyn McKenna.
She documented how the chicken industry after World War II use antibiotics to create a new
way that the world eats.
They basically came out with a campaign that they wanted to raise white, juicy white states
to compete with red meat.
And they succeeded.
Right.
Everybody's need of choices now what?
Chicken, right.
Okay.
So there's antibiotics and then there is this.
It's not gluten.
It's more like glyphosate.
So this is a study by Dr. Stephanie Sennett right here.
And correlated the use of glyphosate with the percentage of celiac disease diagnosis
and renalogy.
We cannot come closer than that for a statistical match.
So now that's and roundup is everywhere now.
And I won't even go into the lawsuits associated with ground up now than cancer.
But here you can go to EWG environmental work group website.
They now made a report in 2018 that breakfast with the results of those around that.
This is in every old face.
So this is what mothers are faced with.
I had many patients who go to Europe and they say, geez, I can eat the bread there.
And I don't get any of that.
Well, guess what?
We were standing in the pool of water.
The European acceptance level is only up to your cow.
This is up to your neck in the US.
We allow six times the European level.
Okay.
Because guess what?
The glyphosate manufacturer is in the US based.
Oh.
Okay.
Here's an experiment I did.
Feel free to repeat this on your own.
Here is an organic bread, a bun that I bought from a bakery near me.
And this is a organic tomato.
I left them both out for a week.
The mold in the air with a Texas tomato, it wouldn't touch this.
What's your conclusion?
Right.
Right?
There's something in here that's bad for the mold.
Could it be good for you?
No.
All right.
But all is not lost.
I'm going to close out by saying to you, if you pay attention to this, it works for you
mom and grandma and all the adults.
This is one of the AMEs that's in my class.
This is what she looks like six months later from left to right.
This is what epigenetics can do for adults.
Again, we did our homework and because there are adults, we can survey the treatment outcome.
Okay.
She had an 86% improvement in all her pains, mobility, difficulties, acid reflux, waking
up mid sleep, sugar cravings, went from 73 in nine months.
Neck tightness.
Neck tightness, five to zero, fatigue, five to zero.
So she went from 70 to 11.
Her life quality just went up and that's why she looks like this.
So we now know that epigenetics when you grow this part, it's literally a whole body
of this.
So Paul check wrote an article in 1993 called Total Po hierarchy of survival reflexes.
Okay.
Guess who's on the very top?
Are you doing that?
I'm reading you.
Yeah.
You can breathe any trash.
Diet.
Well, guess what?
You're going to have narrow jaws and choke their way and all the troubles.
There's one of the adult patients just 27 on the left and 29 on the right.
In between she gave birth to a child.
You're not supposed to look better.
Right.
That's why I exhaled.
Yeah.
Wow.
Okay.
There's another one from here to here.
She also gave birth to a child.
No.
That's what this says in Chinese.
Okay.
No braces.
Okay.
Well, you said, well, they're still young.
Well, that's your definition of youth.
Right.
We don't have any, we don't have any threshold age where this does not work.
There's treatment, she embraces with tea taken out.
So extraction, retraction, orthodontics.
So they all look like this.
So from here on, she's 18 months.
But I want to show you what she looks like in profile.
Holy smokes.
Okay.
You guys are so confident that she divorced and she's now dating happy.
Okay.
So, you know, there are red flags for your child's best face and we have a version for
adults too.
Okay.
And she was fine.
Her doctor can help you get this done and get this done.
And that's it.
This is nature's way.
Okay.
There is a reason why this went from here to here.
That you went from here to here and like, oh, the other kid.
Same logic.
Same principle.
We allow your gene to show what your best version.
So the best face is already encoded in your double helix DNA.
We can help you.
We just have to bring it out.
Yep.
And now we know how to do it.
So with that, I want to thank you for having me again.
Yes.
Thank you.
That is awesome.
And thank you for that.
And I will put links to everything that you mentioned in our show notes and I will make
sure that, you know, any of the graphics or the research that's out there publicly, that
will be in there too.
So parents don't have to dig around for it.
Right.
So thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for coming back and sharing all of this again.
You're most welcome.
And if you, you know, want details and these cases, they're written on these two books
that are meant to be reader friendly.
They're 90 pages, 71 slides, and you can look through that in probably two hours.
That's amazing, which is what parents need.
That's perfect.
Thank you so much.
Okay.
You're very welcome.
And thank you for having me.
I totally enjoyed it.
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