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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 47 MIN

19: Still Inflamed After Healing Your Gut? Your Mouth May Be the Reason (Oral Microbiome) with Dr. Jonathan Levine

from Abounding Life Podcast | Gut Health & Functional Medicine for Women

You can do everything right for your gut and still feel inflamed, bloated, and tired if you are overlooking one thing: your mouth.In this episode, I'm sitting down with Dr. Jonathan Levine, one of the country's leading oral microbiome experts and author of the new book Oral, to explore the connection between your mouth and the rest of your body. The mouth is the top of your digestive tract and the second largest microbiome you have, yet it is rarely part of the gut-healing conversation.You'll learn: What "leaky gums" are and how they mirror leaky gutHow oral bacteria travel to your gut, brain, and heartWhy gum disease can fuel autoimmune flares like Hashimoto's and rheumatoid arthritisWhether to address your mouth before a gut protocolThe simple daily swaps that support your whole system.Dr. Jonathan Levine is an advanced restorative dentist with more than 35 years of clinical experience, the founder of Smile House in New York City, and the creator of mouth mapping, a diagnostic approach that connects oral health to whole-body health.GUEST LINKS:FREE: Dental Longevity GuideFREE: Oral Wellness RoutineWebsite: drjonathanlevine.comSmile House: smilehouse.coJBL NYC: jblnyc.comInstagram: @drjonlevine, @smilehousetribecaTwice Oral Care: twice.co (clean, microbiome-smart toothpaste)GLO Good Foundation: glogoodfoundation.org🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to today's episode. I'm so grateful to be part of your health journey!🤝 🚀 Ready to show up fully in your life with energy and vitality for your people and your purpose? Work with me: Private 1-1 and Group Coaching☎️ Or Text Me 'Coach' to (844) 819-5214 & I'll send you all the details!⏺️ Have a win from the podcast, a message to share, or a question you want to ask? Submit a recording here! You just might hear it on the next episode! 💬 Let's Connect:Watch These Episodes On YouTubeSchedule a Root Cause AssessmentJoin My Weekly VIP NewsletterFollow on Instagram @nikkiyeltonrdEmail Me: [email protected] The Website & 700+ Blog PostsTopic Suggestion & Feedback FormAbout:🌿 Nikki is a board-certified functional medicine practitioner and registered dietitian specializing in gut health, hormone balance, and root-cause fatigue. She helps purpose-driven women 35+ heal leaky gut, restore metabo...

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You can do everything right for your gut and still feel inflamed, bloated, and tired if you are overlooking one thing: your mouth. In this episode, I'm sitting down with Dr. Jonathan Levine, one of the country's leading oral microbiome experts and author of the new book Oral, to explore the connection between your mouth and the rest of your body. The mouth is the top of your digestive tract and the second largest microbiome you have, yet it is rarely part of the gut-healing conversation. You'...

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