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    Ep. 52: Wash Your Nose! with Nathan Jones of Xlear

    enJune 29, 2022

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    • The Importance of Nasal HygienePrioritize nasal hygiene for potential health benefits, as effective as dental hygiene, prevent bacterial and viral adhesion, and potentially prevent various health issues

      Just as we prioritize dental hygiene and overall cleanliness, it's essential to focus on nasal hygiene as well. Nathan Jones, the founder of Clear Proactive Health, has been advocating for this for the past 22 years. His father, a physician, discovered the importance of nasal hygiene through oral rehydration methods, which can be as effective as intravenous treatments for certain illnesses at a fraction of the cost. The key is to prevent bacterial and viral adhesion to the mucus membranes in the nose, which can lead to biofilms and more significant health issues. Jones's company, Clear Sinus Care, offers products that can help maintain sinus health, and Tina Moore, the host of the Doctor Tina Show, is a long-time user and supporter. By treating nasal hygiene with the same importance as dental hygiene, we can potentially prevent various health problems and improve our overall well-being.

    • Using Xylitol as a Natural Remedy for Sinus Infections and AllergiesXylitol, a natural sugar, can help prevent sinus infections and allergies by blocking bacterial adhesion in the nasal spray form. It has the ability to break up biofilms and improve overall sinus health.

      Xylitol, a natural sugar, can be used in a nasal spray to block bacterial adhesion and prevent ear infections, as well as help with allergies. Dr. Jones, a mentor of the speaker, discovered this during his naturopathic career after years of using antibiotics as a child and suffering from chronic sinus infections. He found that xylitol helped him break up a decades-long biofilm in his sinuses, changing his life. The speaker also experienced a severe herxheimer reaction during the initial use of the xylitol nasal spray, which is a sign of the body releasing toxins when bacteria are killed off quickly. Overall, xylitol is a powerful tool for maintaining sinus health and preventing infections.

    • Xylitol: A Natural Sweetener for Sinus HealthXylitol, a natural sweetener, prevents bacterial and fungal adhesion in sinuses, improving sinus health and reducing chronic upper respiratory issues.

      Xylitol, a natural sweetener, plays a crucial role in maintaining sinus health by preventing bacterial and fungal adhesion. This was discovered by a physician, Dr. Tina, who noticed a significant improvement in her family's health after using xylitol to treat sinus infections. Studies have shown that xylitol is effective in breaking up biofilms, which are responsible for chronic upper respiratory issues caused by a combination of viruses, bacteria, and fungus. Most sinus infections are not bacterial but fungal, and living with these chronic issues can be miserable. Dr. Tina's personal experience and the research she's come across have led her to become a strong advocate for using xylitol as a part of daily sinus hygiene. She's seen firsthand the positive impact it has had on her family's health and her own.

    • Navigating Regulatory Challenges during COVID-19 for Product ClaimsCompanies face regulatory hurdles discussing potential benefits of products against COVID-19, even with scientific evidence. The FTC's stance on virucidal properties and addressing viral loads in the upper airway is a challenge for nasal spray, irrigation, and xylitol-based product companies.

      During the COVID-19 pandemic, companies have faced regulatory challenges when discussing the potential preventative or therapeutic benefits of their products. The speaker in this discussion, who runs a company producing a nasal spray, shared their experience with the FTC regarding making claims about preventing ear infections versus blocking bacterial adhesion. They also mentioned the FTC's stance on discussing virucidal properties of their product against SARS-COV-2. The speaker emphasized the importance of addressing viral loads in the upper airway and compared it to dealing with a wasp nest. They also mentioned other companies facing similar issues, including those producing irrigation products and xylitol-based products with virucidal properties. Despite existing studies showing positive outcomes for COVID-19 patients using these products, the government's stance prevents companies from discussing such benefits publicly.

    • Challenges for Naturopathic Physicians Sharing Natural Remedies During PandemicDespite evidence of effectiveness, regulatory investigations and lengthy EUA processes hinder the sharing of natural remedies like grapefruit seed extract, which can destroy viruses and help resolve biofilms, improving overall health.

      During the pandemic, naturopathic physicians have faced challenges in sharing information about natural remedies, even when used as preservatives, due to regulatory investigations. For instance, grapefruit seed extract, which has been used for 20 years and shown to effectively destroy viruses, has come under scrutiny. The FDA has been targeting various substances for regulation, and the application process for EUAs can be lengthy and complex. Biofilms, a sticky protective layer created by various organisms, can make treatments less effective. Using biofilm busters with antiviral and antibacterial properties can help resolve infections and improve overall health. Personal experiences with mold sickness illustrate the importance of addressing biofilms and using effective, yet gentle treatments.

    • Combining natural herbs and pharmaceuticals for effective health managementXylitol, a natural 5-carbon sugar, can disrupt bacterial biofilms, allowing the body to fight back against drug-resistant organisms.

      Combining natural herbs and pharmaceuticals can be an effective approach to managing health issues, particularly when dealing with drug-resistant organisms. The use of natural products, like xylitol, can disrupt biofilms and confuse organisms, allowing the body to fight back. However, it's important to note that bacteria, funguses, and viruses in biofilms have an effective protective layer, making it challenging for antibiotics to reach them. Xylitol, a 5-carbon sugar, can be pulled into biofilms by bacteria, disrupting their metabolic pathways and ultimately killing them. The speaker shared personal experience with a product containing xylitol, which significantly improved her health when dealing with chronic ear infections. While some studies on the effectiveness of xylitol on nasal microbiomes have been conducted, they have not been published in major journals due to skepticism regarding the results. The speaker also announced the launch of her new CBD store, offering several high-quality products for various needs.

    • Discover CBD products targeting specific health benefits from Doctor Tina HempDoctor Tina Hemp offers a variety of CBD products, including gummies with L-theanine or immune-boosting ingredients, a high potency oil, and a topical cream, all rigorously tested and designed to target biofilms for improved health and wellness.

      Doctor Tina Hemp offers a range of CBD products, each designed for specific health benefits. Their gummies come in two varieties: one with L-theanine for a calmer state, and another with immune-boosting ingredients like zinc and vitamin C. They also have a high potency, full-spectrum hemp extract oil with excellent absorption, and a topical cream for pain relief. All products are rigorously tested and come with a certificate of analysis. Dr. Tina's mission is rooted in her personal experience with antibiotics and chronic health issues, leading her to discover the importance of addressing biofilms. Biofilms are complex networks of bacteria and viruses that protect themselves from the host's immune system and medications. COVID-19 and other diseases can hide in these biofilms, making them harder to treat. By targeting biofilms, Doctor Tina's products aim to improve overall health and wellness.

    • Host health impacts virus virulenceMaintaining good health and overall well-being reduces the severity and spread of viruses and bacteria by impacting their virulence. Simple hygiene practices can help reduce viral load and create resistance.

      The health of the host plays a significant role in the virulence of the viruses and bacteria that affect them. The biofilm in the body, which houses various organisms, can facilitate the mutation and sharing of mutations among bacteria. Studies on influenza and other viruses have shown that the health status of the host can impact the virulence of the virus that exits the body. Therefore, maintaining good health and overall well-being is crucial in reducing the severity and spread of viruses and bacteria. Simple hygiene practices like washing the nose and gargling with antiseptics can help reduce viral load and give the body a better chance to create resistance to the virus. The importance of this information is being suppressed, but it is backed by scientific research and can be found on reputable sources like the NIH and the Journal of the American Medical Association.

    • Maintaining nasal hygiene for less severe outcomes and reduced spreadAddressing viral load in the upper respiratory tract through nasal hygiene can lead to less severe outcomes and reduce the spread of viruses. Proper nasal hygiene and nose breathing are essential for overall health during viral outbreaks.

      Addressing viral load in the upper respiratory tract can potentially lead to less severe outcomes for individuals and reduce the spread of viruses, not just for COVID-19 but for various upper respiratory issues. This concept is supported by numerous studies. It's surprising that companies producing nasal hygiene products, such as saline irrigation, have faced investigation, given their long-term use and endorsement by medical professionals. The early targeting of these companies may have been instigated by competitors. The importance of maintaining good health, including proper nasal hygiene, cannot be overstated during times of viral outbreaks. Additionally, nose breathing instead of mouth breathing is beneficial for overall health and can help improve respiratory issues.

    • Improve nasal breathing with saline spray and xylitolUsing a saline spray with xylitol twice a day for three weeks can improve nasal breathing by reducing inflammation and thinning mucus, leading to a 36% increase in airway volume according to a study. In just three minutes, airway volume can improve by 20% after using the spray.

      Nasal breathing plays a crucial role in overall health, and using a saline spray with xylitol can help improve nasal breathing by reducing inflammation and thinning mucus. The speaker shared personal experience and scientific studies to support this claim. According to the speaker, a study conducted at Georgetown Medical School showed that using the nasal spray twice a day for three weeks led to a 36% improvement in airway volume. Another study using ultrasound found that airway volume improved by 20% in just three minutes after using the spray. The xylitol in the spray works by pulling moisture out of the tissue, reducing inflammation, and keeping mucus more fluid. The speaker also suggested using tape over the mouth while sleeping to encourage nasal breathing and using a salt rock to help with the process. Additionally, the speaker mentioned that myofunctional therapists and dentists often recommend their product for sleep apnea solutions.

    • Using a nebulizer for nasal congestion reliefA nebulizer with saline solution can effectively alleviate nasal congestion, allowing the body to naturally produce and clear mucus without suppressing the immune system.

      Using a nebulizer with saline solution can be an effective and simple way to alleviate nasal congestion, especially during times when environmental allergens or viruses are prevalent. This non-drug therapy can be particularly beneficial for children and those who prefer not to use traditional medications that may suppress the immune system. The speaker, a naturopathic doctor, emphasizes the importance of allowing the body to produce mucus as a natural response to perceived threats, and using a nebulizer to thin and wash out the mucus rather than drying it up or suppressing the immune system. The name of the company and product, Clear, was chosen by the inventor and reflects the product's ability to clear the nose.

    • Maintaining thin mucus for upper respiratory infections or allergiesUse X Clear daily to keep mucus thin and support immune function. Available in spray and nasal lavage packet forms. Consider capsaicin-infused version to reduce antihistamine and decongestant use.

      When dealing with upper respiratory infections or allergies, it's important to keep the mucus thin to help the immune system function properly. X Clear, an inexpensive product, can be used daily for this purpose. The product comes in different forms, including a spray and packets for nasal lavage. The daily use version is intended for regular use, while the capsaicin-infused version can help reduce the need for antihistamines and decongestants. Another product extension was considered to be an antibiotic nasal spray, but the instability of antibiotics in water made it a dangerous idea. Instead, it's recommended to use hygiene practices and natural remedies to support the immune system and minimize the need for medication.

    • Using a nasal spray with specific oils can help maintain healthUsing a nasal spray with oregano oil, petri oil, eucalyptus, and polyarko can help prevent illnesses and maintain the protective mucus layer in the nose. Avoid using a nasal irrigation bottle to prevent washing away this layer.

      Using a nasal spray with oregano oil, petri oil, eucalyptus, and polyarko can help wash away bacteria and prevent illnesses by maintaining the protective mucus layer in the nose. However, using a nasal irrigation bottle should be avoided unless necessary, as it washes away this protective layer and leaves underlying tissue vulnerable. A sting when using the nasal spray can serve as a diagnostic tool for potential illness. The salt in the nasal spray, added by the government, actually makes it less effective. This information can be applied to preparing for cold and flu seasons or specific viruses like COVID-19. The speaker, a fan and user of the product, emphasizes its importance in maintaining overall health.

    • Using Xylitol for Health: A 20-Year Success StoryXylitol, a natural sweetener, effectively prevents tooth decay, reduces upper respiratory infections, and may benefit metabolic syndromes and cancer. Use daily for optimal health.

      Xylitol, a natural sweetener, has been used by the speaker for her winter kit for the past 20 years due to its effectiveness in various health aspects. The product, Clear, which contains Xylitol, can be found at various retailers such as CVS, Rite Aid, Target, and even internationally. The speaker strongly advocates for its use, particularly in oral care, which can prevent tooth decay and reduce upper respiratory infections. Studies supporting these claims can be found on Clear's website. The speaker also mentioned ongoing research on Xylitol's potential benefits for metabolic syndromes and cancer. Despite government attempts to remove the information, Clear's website continues to provide access to these studies. The speaker's personal experience with Xylitol includes using it daily and not having a cavity for over 20 years. She encourages listeners to look into the information and consider incorporating Xylitol into their routines.

    • Importance of consulting healthcare professionalsWhile Doctor Tina's podcast provides valuable information, it's crucial to remember that it should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult healthcare professionals for any medical concerns.

      Learning from this episode of Doctor Tina is that while this podcast provides valuable information, it's important to remember that it should not replace professional medical advice. Listeners should continue to consult their healthcare professionals for any medical concerns they may have. Be sure to follow Doctor Tina on Instagram @drtyna and @doctortina2point0, and visit her website at doctortina.com for more information. This podcast is produced by Resonant Media, with theme music by John the Guilt, and mixed by Chris McCone. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe on your favorite podcast app to stay updated on future episodes. And as always, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to email the show at podcast@doctortina.com. Stay tuned for more insights next week.

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