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World’s Best Toxic Free Natural Home Made Toothpaste

Updated on November 13, 2014

3 Times a Day!

You brush your teeth with toothpaste every day, as recommended by doctors, three times after each main meal. At least you brush your white pearls once or twice a day.

So should not you worry what you are brushing with?

After all, clean white teeth are significant for your inner body health and to wear a super confident smile.

Super confident smile

Super confident smile comes with super oral hygiene
Super confident smile comes with super oral hygiene | Source

Why oral hygiene matters?

Oral hygiene affects your overall heath. A severe oral condition could cause your death even before you understand how deadly it can be. New research identifies that the health of your mouth mirrors the condition of your body as a whole.

What you can do?

Do regular dental visits and ensure your teeth, gum and mouth condition is good. A dentist can also detect poor nutrition and hygiene, abnormal growth and development and improper jaw alignment.

How many times do you think kids should brush their teeth?

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At home you can practice good oral practices by brush for two to three minutes, at least twice a day, eat healthy diet good for teeth and gum development (mostly vitamin A and C).

Avoid cigarettes and smokeless tobacco, which may contribute to gum disease and oral cancer.

What is the best toothpaste to use?

Again to think about what toothpaste you are brushing with every day matters a lot.

Just hop into a super market and you will see a big rack full of tooth paste with eye catching elegant packing and nice names.

Did you have a minute to check what the ingredients are?

I had! Because I am a mother!

There is a horrible list of things printed in the most unreadable font size under ingredients of any tooth paste. The list contains lot of chemicals, additives, detergents (shock!) and sweeteners. Such that it’s no wonder that accidentally ingesting high quantities of toothpaste is toxic.

Read the Shocking Dangers of Fluoride on Human Body

Should we use the toxic toothpaste anymore?
Should we use the toxic toothpaste anymore? | Source

After knowing all this, will you still swallow these artificial tooth pastes and use it for your everyday brushing?

Is there any natural tooth paste I can Use?

Scientists tested coconut oil against Streptococcus mutans – a sugar-loving bacterium that clings to teeth and produces acid causing them to rot.

Lead researcher Dr Damien Brady, of the Athlone Institute of Technology in Ireland, said: ‘Dental caries is a commonly overlooked health problem affecting 60 to 90 per cent of children and the majority of adults in industrialized countries. Source: Daily mail – UK

Several other key points published from their study:

  • Coconut oil could be a more attractive natural alternative to chemical additives in dental products.
  • Coconut oil worked against S. mutans at low concentrations.
  • With increasing antibiotic resistance, we need to focus on new ways to fight microbial infection.
  • Coconut oil also attacked Candida albicans, the yeast that causes oral thrush.

Use of coconut to produce pure coconut oil
Use of coconut to produce pure coconut oil

After reading the benefits, you must be wondering how to use coconut oil for your everyday brushing

Now is the time to tell about the world’s best tooth paste.

Pure coconut oil & Baking Soda
Pure coconut oil & Baking Soda

How to make it at home?

Yes you can make it at home. It is chemical free. Toxic free.

It takes only few pennies and few minutes to make it, making it economical and the ingredients are environmental friendly.

What you need:

  1. Pure Coconut oil - 5 table spoons
  2. Baking Soda – 5 table spoons
  3. Few drops of flavored essential oil, Such as Cinnamon, Peppermint

Method:

  • Take a clean glass jar.
  • Mix all 3 ingredients above and mix well.
  • Tight the jar lid and use.

Remember that this is the best toothpaste in the world with no chemicals, toxins and it’s all natural.

Share with your friends and loved ones.

I have tried this at home and tested for some days now. I am all positive about it. Only thing I don’t know is how long I can keep it as this does not have any preservatives.

Anyone else tried this at home? How was it?

What is your thought after using your homemade natural toothpaste?
What is your thought after using your homemade natural toothpaste?
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