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Explore patterns
across your body
See the bigger picture
of your microbial terrain
Cardiovascular Health
Fertility
Cognitive Health
Longevity
Beyond the Brush
Chemotherapy
Who
Is
Dr. McLean
Dr. McLean is a dentist with 17 years of experience and a deep interest in the intersection of science and clinical care.
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Early in his career, he began noticing a pattern; patients would receive routine cleanings, yet the same bacterial imbalances continued to return.
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This raised a fundamental question - was conventional dentistry truly addressing the underlying ecology of the oral environment?
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That led Dr. McLean to study the oral microbiome, the complex ecosystem of bacteria in the mouth, and its broader role in systemic health.
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His work now focuses on how microbial balance influences inflammation, nitric oxide production, cardiovascular health, and metabolic function.
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"The body is not a collection of isolated systems.
It is a living network of ecosystems."
The Goal Isn’t a Perfect Biome
It’s a Resilient One
Balance is local
Each part of the body has its own ecology and patterns of stability
The whole picture matters
Patterns across microbial environments can provide context that no single report offers
Resilience means recovery
The goal is not perfection, but the capacity to adapt and return toward stability
Terrain shapes behavior
The environment around microbes helps determine how they behave
Function provides context
Who is present matters but so does what the community is doing
The Process
from start to finish
01
Order Your Tests
Purchase the recommended oral, gut and reproductive microbiome tests directly
Complete each test at home and receive the reports in your own accounts
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Share Your Reports
Send all three reports and complete a brief questionnaire
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Understand Your Microbial Terrain
Meet virtually for a 60-minute guided review of what resilience looks like across three biomes
Leave with a clearer understanding of your microbial terrain
Connected ecosystems
Oral Ecosystem
Food, saliva, pH, biofilm behavior, inflammation, and oral habits all shape the oral microbiome.
Gut Ecosystem
Gut microbes influence digestion, nutrient metabolism, immune balance, and inflammatory signaling
Reproductive Ecosystem
Shaped by hormones, immune tone, inflammation, and other patterns elsewhere in the body.
