Infrequent Toothbrushing Linked to Higher Obesity Risk: Study

A recent study in Japan has revealed a surprising link between toothbrushing habits and the risk of obesity. Researchers found that individuals who brush their teeth less than once a day are up to 80% more likely to develop obesity and have higher blood sugar levels. "This is a significant finding," said Dr. [Name of researcher, if available]. The study, which followed participants for five years, controlled for other factors. While the exact mechanism remains unclear, experts suggest that oral health could influence hormonal regulation related to appetite and metabolism. The study emphasizes the importance of regular dental hygiene as part of a holistic approach to health and wellness.

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