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Did you know that anxiety and stress could affect your gums and teeth?   Dr. Little Mahendra * Most people know that stress can cause hypertension, diabetes, heart attack and numerous other health problems. What is less well known is that stress is also a disease of the gum. These are caused when bacteria build up between the gum and jaw home, first leading to gum diseases and then invading the bone. The end result is bone loss.             Research across the world has shown that the immune system has a more difficult time fighting off infection in the presence of stress. A mild form of gum disease – called gingivitis – is likely to lead is likely to lead to more advanced forms of periodontitis, leading to loosening of the teeth when stress is the part of the equation.            Strong relationship        A review of articles in the Journal of Periodontalogy (JOP)   indicates a strong relationship between stress and periodontal diseases. Most studies indicat

On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 at 10:00 PM, Dr. Robert Anthony <support@thesecretofdeliberatecreation.com> wrote: Hi Prof, I wanted to take a moment to say Happy New Year to you and yours... Are ready for a great New Year? To help you get off to a running start I would like you to consider changing your perception of WHAT SUCCESS MEANS TO YOU! As I mature and have a better understanding of how things work, I have come to understand that HOW WE MEASURE SUCCESS will determine our happiness, or lack of it. We tend MEASURE SUCCESS in relation to achieving our goals. In other words, we set a goal and if we achieve it, we are happy and satisfied. If we don't, we feel like a failure. This creates anxiety, fear and sometimes even depression. You will never be happy or satisfied if you keep focusing on what you DON'T HAVE, or what you have NOT ACHIEVED. Instead, consider this; The way to MEASURE SUCCESS, and still be happy and satisfied, is to look at WHERE YOU HA