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I'm just a dentist who was using this as a toothpaste every 10-15 days until I had this idea, if the bad breath exist from bacterial metabolism, shouldn't be the same for all the other "smells" we have in our body? That's when I started using and people I recommended noticed significant improvement. Even though they were already using natural and organic commercial products. You are spraying those compounds every day… but have you ever read the label or heard of what they can do to your system? Common substances found in conventional deodorants are parabens, phthalates, and aluminium compounds and these chemicals have been studied for their potential to disrupt hormones and have been investigated for possible links to breast cancer. Your skin is your body’s largest organ. What you put on it matters. Everything that touches your skin will get absorbed and your armpits are directly monitored by your lymphatic system. We now know that science has been manipulated recently after the COVID episode and reducing your daily exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals is a choice you can make today. Let's share our natural ways and avoid products that are harmful to us! #EndocrineDisruptors #naturaldeodorant #BreastHealth #HormoneHealth #toxinfree

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#stitch with @Thornley Park Dental No offence to the professional or the clinic. Just an opinion. I see this as a interesting difference between dentists and biological dentists. Whilst those recommendations sounds reasonable looking at teeth alone, thinking as whole individual it just doesn't make sense. Teeth are meant to support 100kg biting pressure and it is protected by propriocepctors in our ligaments to stop us from overdoing it and damaging teeth and gums. If your tooth breaks when you bite a piece of hard chocolate, that tooth was weakened or damaged. Acidic drinks are not even something we should consume regularly. Lemon, orange and pineapple are acidic fruits and consuming a glass of it every now and again should not be able to damage your teeth. In fact, with exception of lemon, the others should be eaten as they contain healthy fibres that are great for our bodies. Not brushing after eating, vomiting or drink acidic/sugary drinks is brilliant. Rinse your mouth with clean water or mixed with sodium bicarbonate and wait at least 90 min to brush, not 30!

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"Trust science" started back then. It is easy to demonise something natural using bias and artificial environments. As a dentist seeing that this made to the headlines is actually irritating. They find ways to push as away from nature at any cost. The dentist who I saw speaking about this study claims that it was funded by Abbott. A "funny" finding from the study is that water also tested more cariogenic than cow's milk. Water 4.8/24 whilst cow's milk 4/22.9. #Breastfeeding #babyformula #formulafeeding #breastmilk #motherhood