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Maybe You Should Stop Using That Fluoride Toothpaste. Use Neem Tree Bark by Nobody: 12:20pm On Sep 19, 2016
Toothpaste is a common, everyday item, but have you ever read its contents? Commercial dental-care pastes usually contain one or more of these teeth/gum damaging ingredients — triclosan, fluoride, polyethylene glycols, surfactants (a.k.a. foaming agents such as sodium lauryl sulfate), toxic metals, artificial sugars, glycerin, hydrated silica and sodium hydroxide. Also, these ingredients are often found in so-called natural brands of toothpaste (Darbur, I see you). It is wise to read all labels very carefully.

The pros of fluoride

Fluoride works in two ways to protect teeth from decay and cavities. The combination of sugars and bacteria in the mouth produce an acid that causes tooth enamel erosion that damages the teeth. Fluoride protects the teeth from this demineralization. If the teeth are already damaged, fluoride starts collecting on the ‘spoilt’ areas, and the enamel is strengthened. However, fluoride will not be of much use if a cavity already exists.

Some level of fluoride is recommended by many governments in the world today for both children and adults. Children require fluoride to protect their new, permanent teeth, while adults need it to ensure there are no cavities or decays taking form.

The cons of fluoride

According to latest studies carried out by the ADA, Fluoride is fast being regarded as potentially dangerous element being sold under the guise of “good for teeth”. Slowly but surely, a fluoride-free propaganda is being put in to place to ensure there is no more exposure to it. As of now, Dementia in humans, due to exposure to fluoride, is said to double in the next two decades and triple in three.

There are many negatives that have been discovered by researchers. Some of these are simple things like:

1. Excess fluoride causes discolored and crumbling teeth
2. Laboratory animal testing has shown that fluoride influences an increase in the absorption of aluminum in the brain. Aluminum is what is found in the brains of patients with Alzheimer’s.

3. Fluoridation and hip fractures have been seen as related in as many as three different studies conducted by researchers.

4. Excess fluoride has had detrimental effects on the musculoskeletal and nervous systems. This has lead to limited joint mobility, muscular degeneration, ligament calcification, and neurological deficits.

5. Different studies have found a link between fluoride and about 10,000 cancer deaths per year, where men who were exposed to fluoride in the long term developed a greater likelihood of suffering from bone cancer.
Re: Maybe You Should Stop Using That Fluoride Toothpaste. Use Neem Tree Bark by Nobody: 12:31pm On Sep 19, 2016
Neem tree to the Rescue

Neem is ubiquitous in Northern Nigeria. The Neem tree popularly referred to in Hausa language as Dogon Yaro is a tree in the mahogany family with broad dark brown stem and widely spread branches.

Neem’s special alkaloids and liminoids wonderfully clean the teeth. Neem prevents both cavities and gum disease. It treats gingivitis and swollen/bleeding gums. Neem leaf and neem seed oil are part of a fast-growing evergreen tree. Neem is antiviral and it is anti-bacterial. It also has astringent, antiseptic, antifungal, antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Neem has the following benefits:

1. Helps prevent and heal gum disease
2. Helps prevent cavities
3. Eliminates bacteria that cause gum inflammation
4. Ensures bacteria does not stick to your teeth thereby reducing plaque
5. Enhances mouth immunity in general
6. Freshens the breath like no mouth freshener can ever duplicate

Neem is very strong digestive system cleanser, you should avoid taking it internally as you may experience serious detoxification. Always consult a practitioner before changing any of your daily habits.
Re: Maybe You Should Stop Using That Fluoride Toothpaste. Use Neem Tree Bark by Kristystore14: 1:46pm On Sep 19, 2016
Are you suffering from tooth decay, weak gum, bad breadth, tooth ache? Has your dentist already recommended that you remove that tooth? You don't have to remove that tooth! not unless you are certain that you have exhausted all options!

My option for you: Have you tried Lonrich's White-tea multi effect toothpaste?
*This fluorine-free toothpaste treats tooth pain, weak gum, bad breadth & tooth decay
*Contains calories, triclosan, antibacterial and antifungal (Sodium benzoate), anti-oxidant and anti-carcinogenic agents
*Strontium chloride, xylitol to reduce pain in sensitive teeth (sharp pains with hot/cold drinks) and builds strong teeth
*Fluorine-free and decay resistance ingredients makes your mouth healthy and clean.
*Highly effective for every tooth without any future side effect when you discontinue.

If you are in need of it, kindly email us at kristyshealthandbeautystore@gmail.com and we'll have it delivered to you if you want.

Re: Maybe You Should Stop Using That Fluoride Toothpaste. Use Neem Tree Bark by Horus(m): 8:12pm On May 06, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wTQk03TXO8

Use Toothpaste that has no Flouride

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