Showing posts with label teeth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teeth. Show all posts

May 22, 2016

Many people don’t notice the colored stripe on the bottom of their toothpaste, or they’ve noticed it, but don’t know its meaning. We’ll explain the meaning of the several colors that can be found on the bottom of toothpastes, and perhaps it will change your way of buying them.


The different colors represent the different compositions of the toothpastes.

Here’s their meaning:

  • Green – All Natural
  • Blue – Natural + Medicines
  • Red – Natural + Chemicals
  • Chemicals Black – All Chemicals

Some people say that this labeling has nothing has nothing to do with the composition of the toothpaste and that the composition is written in the ingredients list.

However, there are multiple articles stating that the colors really represent the composition. Of course, the choice is always yours.





toothpaste,teeth,health, Colgate ,teeth brush,

May 6, 2016



There are few things more attractive than a nice set of pearly whites and a warm smile!

Regardless of the shape of your smile, I think you’re beautiful and I encourage you to use it often! Smiles are FREE and have the power to bring so much joy to the world.

Today, I want to give you a tool that is natural, safe, efficient and guaranteed to leave your teeth whiter than it found them!

Americans spend over 1 billion dollars a year on over-the-counter tooth whitening products. But are you getting what you’re paying for?

The short-term effects may actually NOT be worth the consequences of chemical-laden “remedies”…

Mother Nature provides a TON of resources for us to use each day. And whitening your teeth is no exception. I personally use this spice regularly and it works like a charm (check out the video and blog for details).

So easy, so inexpensive and chances are… you likely already have it available in your kitchen!

Give it a try! And let us know how it worked for you.

Do NOT use the turmeric spice in your cupboard as a health supplement. Many spices are adulterated with carcinogens, GMO corn, dyes, and even sawdust!

Apr 22, 2016

Mar 16, 2016

Have you ever woken up in the morning only to realize that you have bad breath? Well, you’re not alone. The problem affects almost everyone and while you can chew gum or use mouthwash to alleviate the issue, have you wondered why it occurs in the first place?

Bad breath is actually caused by something called tonsil stones. The formations are nothing more than clumps of mucus, bacteria and food that form together and become lodged in the back of your throat. They give off a foul smelling odor that resembles sulphur.
However, while tonsil stones are no danger to you and generally fall off on their own, some become particularly stuck and must be physically removed. A process that requires a few important tools and a lot of bravery.



First, you’ll need a long blunt object. The person in this video, used the end of her mother’s make-up brush, cleaning and disinfecting it first.
She says, she used this because it’s bigger and smoother than a cotton swab. In the video, she can be seen placing it at the back of her throat as she pries the stone from the crevices of her mouth
Since being posted, the video has been viewed more than 1.3 million times with many saying that they found it helpful in removing their own tonsil stones.



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