Generic Brand Set of 4 Economical Natural Miswak Toothpaste

Gimdes halal certified naturalive toothpaste • naturalive natural toothpaste naturalive natural toothpaste provides maximum protection against cavities with its special fluoride-free formula. Naturalive toothpaste, which is halal certified and domestically produced, is made entirely from natural ingredients. The miswak, propolis, and tea tree oil it contains are effective in protecting your oral health. Naturalive natural toothpaste, with its miswak content, ensures healthier teeth and gums without damaging the tooth enamel. While taking care of your oral hygiene with propolis and tea tree oil, it prevents the formation of bacteria on your teeth and gums. Naturalive natural toothpaste features - its effectiveness against tooth decay has been proven in university clinical studies. Click to see the review result. All the materials used in its content are suitable for food production. No animals were used during the testing phases of the product. It does not contain harmful chemicals such as sls, fluoride, paraben, triclosan. Click to see the review result. It is natural, herbal, halal, and domestically produced. Naturalive natural toothpaste ingredients: calcium carbonate (calcium mineral), aqua (water), glycerin (vegetable glycerin), sorbitol (fruit carbohydrate), salvadora persica stern extract (miswak extract), decyl glucoside (vegetable cleanser), menthol, aroma (mint flavor), melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil (tea tree oil), propolis wax (propolis wax). Thanks to the antibacterial properties of miswak, propolis, and tea tree, it helps prevent gum disease, canker sores (aphthous ulcers), and mouth sores. It prevents tooth decay and bad breath by naturally eliminating bacteria in the mouth. • whitens teeth without scratching them with miswak and baking soda • it is natural and can be used by pregnant women and children. According to research conducted by the international association for dental research (iadr), propolis and miswak... It plays an effective role in protecting oral and dental health. It has been presented in 120 g packages. Contents: calcium carbonate (calcium mineral), aqua (water), sorbitol (fruit carbohydrate), glycerin (vegetable glycerin), sodium silicate (mineral), salvadore persica powder (miswak granules), carrageenan (seaweed), propolis, decyl glucoside (corn), aroma (natural equivalent mint flavor), menthol, tea tree extract (tea tree extract), potassium sorbate (food preservative). some harmful substances commonly used in toothpastes and their effects: sodium lauryl sulfate (sls): it is used in shampoos, liquid soaps, toothpastes and many cleaning products. This chemical can be absorbed into the skin and accumulate in the organs. It can cause allergic reactions on the skin. Another study found that it damaged eye tissue and caused vision problems. Even in small amounts, sls can be contaminated with a carcinogenic substance called dioxane during production. Therefore, it also poses a risk. It is preferred due to its features of providing cheap and good foam. Fluoride: it is used in toothpaste to protect teeth. The national research council (nrc) has stated that fluoride ingestion can potentially harm the brain and bones. Therefore, especially for children who we are not sure whether they swallow toothpaste or not, fluoride-free products should be preferred. Prolonged use can damage teeth. Propylene glycol: it is a substance derived from petroleum. It can damage the nervous system and some sensitive organs. It clogs skin pores and causes acne formation. It can be used in all kinds of cosmetic products. Toothpaste, antiperspirant, deodorant, shampoo, cream, wet wipes, liquid soap, shower gel etc. Formaldehyde: it has been classified as carcinogenic by the international agency for research on cancer (iarc). Its use for cosmetic purposes is prohibited in japan and switzerland. it is commonly used especially in cleaning products. In cosmetic products, it is used in shampoos, toothpastes, nail polishes, many cleaning products, and some toothpastes. Paraben: paraben has been detected in 18 out of 20 breast tumors examined at reading university in england, and its use has been banned in some european countries. It can be used as a preservative in all kinds of cosmetic products. Cream, shampoo, lipstick, antiperspirant, wet wipes, toothpastes etc. Triclosan: in a study conducted at the university of virginia in the usa, it was determined that triclosan, when combined with chlorine in water, releases chloroform gas, which is a toxic substance. Inhaling this gas triggers depression and cancer risk. Triclosan is also frequently used due to its antibacterial properties; there are many studies showing that microbes on the applied surface become stronger. Therefore, microbes become resistant to drugs, reducing the effectiveness of these drugs. Sacharine: it is an artificial sweetener. It has been linked to bladder cancer in many studies. It has been produced in accordance with the cosmetics law no. 5324, with the permission of the ministry of health dated june 1, 2009 and numbered b.10.0.ieg.0.10.00.08-315-.