Ronald C. McGlennen's guest appearances

Ronald C. McGlennen

Finding Genius Podcast

FutureTech Podcast

Laura Potterat

Marc Guell

Paul Turner

Jan Vijg

Eleftherios Mylonakis

Cory Kidd

Charles C.J

Helius Medical Technologies

Patrick McKeown

Michael G. Surette

Katelyn Parsons

John Tucker

Jake Kushner

Erik Gunther

Kim Kush

OwlTail

Ronald C. McGlennen, M.D., Medical Director of Access Genetics, discusses his thoughts on oral disease, the microbiome and bacteria. Dr. McGlennen is board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. He is recognized by the American Board of Medical Genetics with a Specialty in Clinical Molecular Genetics, and has published more than 70 significant scientific articles and book chapters in his areas of expertise. Dr. McGlennen provides an overview of his thoughts on various issues of health, including the oral microbiome and periodontal disease. As Dr. McGlennen states, the microbiome must be recognized as an organ in our bodies due to its pivotal and important role central to our health. As certain changes in the gut flora can provide important answers to intestinal health, the oral microbiome provides answers to oral health. The doctor discusses the kinds of bad bacteria we encounter, much of which comes from the environments we exist within—from intimate contact, and foods, as well as surfaces, etc.  Dr. McGlennen talks about our internal body functioning. He explains how factors such as a lack of exercise, or aging, etc., can push our bodies into a state of dysbiosis, essentially a microbial imbalance on or inside our bodies—e.g. impaired microbiota. Dr. McGlennen explains how the microbiome can be impacted, as he provides an overview of periodontal disease and its major causes. And Dr. McGlennen discusses pathogens, some obvious disease markers, and other indicators of disease.  Continuing, Dr. McGlennen provides further information on gum disease and plaque build up, as well as bad bacteria in the mouth and mouth bacteria treatment. Further, he discusses the eleven bacteria that make up their ‘quantitative DNA analysis’ and how they use this critical information to gain knowledge about one’s cumulative bacterial load, in order to understand the best way to provide treatment and therapy. In this podcast:  What can we learn from a quantitative DNA analysis about our health? How to know if you are suffering from a microbial imbalance How do bacteria get into the body? 

Ronald C. McGlennen, M.D., Medical Director of Access Genetics, discusses his thoughts on oral disease, the microbiome and bacteria. Dr. McGlennen is board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. He is recognized by the American Board of Medical Genetics with a Specialty in Clinical Molecular Genetics, and has published more than 70 significant scientific articles and book chapters in his areas of expertise. Dr. McGlennen provides an overview of his thoughts on various issues of health, including the oral microbiome and periodontal disease. As Dr. McGlennen states, the microbiome must be recognized as an organ in our bodies due to its pivotal and important role central to our health. As certain changes in the gut flora can provide important answers to intestinal health, the oral microbiome provides answers to oral health. The doctor discusses the kinds of bad bacteria we encounter, much of which comes from the environments we exist within—from intimate contact, and foods, as well as surfaces, etc.  Dr. McGlennen talks about our internal body functioning. He explains how factors such as a lack of exercise, or aging, etc., can push our bodies into a state of dysbiosis, essentially a microbial imbalance on or inside our bodies—e.g. impaired microbiota. Dr. McGlennen explains how the microbiome can be impacted, as he provides an overview of periodontal disease and its major causes. And Dr. McGlennen discusses pathogens, some obvious disease markers, and other indicators of disease.  Continuing, Dr. McGlennen provides further information on gum disease and plaque build up, as well as bad bacteria in the mouth and mouth bacteria treatment. Further, he discusses the eleven bacteria that make up their ‘quantitative DNA analysis’ and how they use this critical information to gain knowledge about one’s cumulative bacterial load, in order to understand the best way to provide treatment and therapy. In this podcast: <ul> <li>What can we learn from a quantitative DNA analysis about our health?</li> <li>How to know if you are suffering from a microbial imbalance</li> <li>How do bacteria get into the body?</li> </ul>

An Oral Conversation – Dr. Ronald C. McGlennen

Ronald C. McGlennen, M.D., President &amp; Medical Director of Access Genetics, delivers an interesting overview of oral issues, discussing the microbiome and bacteria. In addition to his work with Access Genetics, Dr. McGlennen is also the Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Dr. McGlennen is board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, and by the American Board of Medical Genetics with a Specialty in Clinical Molecular Genetics as well. The internationally-recognized expert in Molecular Biology and Genetics discusses his thoughts on the oral microbiome, periodontal disease, and conditions of the mouth. Dr. McGlennen states that the microbiome has earned its place as an organ in our bodies and must be recognized for its role that is central to good health. Changes in the gut flora can provide answers to intestinal health, and the microbiome truly holds many answers to medical issues. In regard to bad bacteria, he states, much of it comes from our environment—intimate contact, foods, surfaces, etc. He explains how, over time, due to age and lack of exercise etc., we move into a state of dysbiosis, which is essentially a microbial imbalance on or inside the body—such as an impaired microbiota. Dr. McGlennen discusses the ways in which our microbiome can be affected, and he delves into an overview of periodontal disease and its causes. He discusses disease markers and pathogens, and the indicators of disease.  The doctor provides intricate detailed information on gum disease, plaque build up, bad bacteria in the mouth, other specific detrimental issues of the mouth, and mouth bacteria treatment. He discusses the eleven bacteria that make up the ‘quantitative DNA analysis’ and how they can utilize this information to understand cumulative bacterial load, and to grasp how to best provide treatments and therapies. Dr. McGlennen has published over 70 important scientific articles and book chapters and he is the distinguished editor of five journals. In this podcast:  What is a quantitative DNA analysis, and how can it help you on your path to better health? What are the effects of microbial imbalance? How does a body connect with bacteria?  

Ronald C. McGlennen, M.D., President &amp; Medical Director of Access Genetics, delivers an interesting overview of oral issues, discussing the microbiome and bacteria. In addition to his work with Access Genetics, Dr. McGlennen is also the Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Dr. McGlennen is board certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, and by the American Board of Medical Genetics with a Specialty in Clinical Molecular Genetics as well. The internationally-recognized expert in Molecular Biology and Genetics discusses his thoughts on the oral microbiome, periodontal disease, and conditions of the mouth. Dr. McGlennen states that the microbiome has earned its place as an organ in our bodies and must be recognized for its role that is central to good health. Changes in the gut flora can provide answers to intestinal health, and the microbiome truly holds many answers to medical issues. In regard to bad bacteria, he states, much of it comes from our environment—intimate contact, foods, surfaces, etc. He explains how, over time, due to age and lack of exercise etc., we move into a state of dysbiosis, which is essentially a microbial imbalance on or inside the body—such as an impaired microbiota. Dr. McGlennen discusses the ways in which our microbiome can be affected, and he delves into an overview of periodontal disease and its causes. He discusses disease markers and pathogens, and the indicators of disease.  The doctor provides intricate detailed information on gum disease, plaque build up, bad bacteria in the mouth, other specific detrimental issues of the mouth, and mouth bacteria treatment. He discusses the eleven bacteria that make up the ‘quantitative DNA analysis’ and how they can utilize this information to understand cumulative bacterial load, and to grasp how to best provide treatments and therapies. Dr. McGlennen has published over 70 important scientific articles and book chapters and he is the distinguished editor of five journals. In this podcast: <ul> <li>What is a quantitative DNA analysis, and how can it help you on your path to better health?</li> <li>What are the effects of microbial imbalance?</li> <li>How does a body connect with bacteria? </li> </ul>

Oral Overview – Ronald C. McGlennen, M.D., President & Medical Director of Access Genetics – Making Sense of the Microbiome