Recent research has uncovered numerous links between oral health and overall health. Specifically incidences of gum disease have been tied to heart disease, type 2 diabetes, pneumonia, pancreatic cancer and pregnancy complications. Although some studies don't confirm if the links are causal or correlative, it is clear that taking steps to improve your oral health can only benefit your overall health. Using purespace everyday as part of your routine is a great way to start protecting yourself and your loved ones.

Diabetics know how much more susceptible they are to excessive bleeding and longer wound healing times along with an overtaxed immune system. These facts combined with long known fact that Diabetics suffer more frequently from periodontal disease means more attention should be paid to the bacteria you encounter in your everyday life. Using purespace everyday is a sensible way to reduce the bacteria your body has to deal with everyday.

A common virus may be the trigger for the development of many cases of diabetes, particularly in children.

You are pregnant and doing everything right to take care of yourself and your baby. You probably already know that you're more susceptible to bleeding gums during pregnancy due to the increased hormone levels in your body. But did you know that there is a little known risk of premature and stillborn births from bacteria that lives in your mouth? It's called Fusobacterium nucleatum and it gets into the womb through the oral cavity. Decreasing the amount of bacteria present in your daily oral care routine with purespace may help you reduce the risk of complications to your pregnancy caused by these bacteria.

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Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. You may have heard about MRSA through the many recent news stories of kids and adults falling ill in the past few years. Staph bacteria are generally harmless unless they enter the body through a cut or other wound, and even then they often cause only minor skin infections in healthy people. MRSA is different in that it does not respond to most commonly available antibiotics and can be deadly if not treated quickly. There are a few things that can be done to minimize the risk of contracting MRSA. Among other things, the Mayo clinic recommends keeping personal items personal. purespace kills all Staph bacteria including MRSA and keeps personal items separated in storage.

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