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Reduce Dental Disease and Inhibit the Growth of Decayed Teeth
Urea hydrogen peroxide type carbonate compound of urea and hydrogen peroxide. It is a type of white crystalline powder with no odor or toxicity. The theoretical content of ox Geno No asset is 16.0% and hydrogen peroxide 35.0%. It dissolves easily in water. It has all the properties of urea and hydrogen peroxide simultaneously.
>> In medical and pharmaceutical industry, is used as a kind of strong disinfectant effective, safe and convenient. Also you can use in the solution. In comparison with hydrogen peroxide and peroxyacetic acid has a stronger disinfecting power and may disinfect more types of bacteria with no toxic waste. Can inhibit the growth of the bacterium and fungus. In cancer treatment used to cure as cites h º liver.
>> In industry mica qu º daily use, is used as hair bleach humans and animals and the neutralizing agent in hair dye and permanent. Especially when used in pasta dent º Africa, has many features that are not normal: reduce stains and bacteria, reduce dental disease and inhibit the growth of decayed teeth. It is also used as a bleaching detergent.
>> In appearance and water cool Agra No, you can use as a supplier of nitrogen and ox º disinfectant in the pond with fish. And you can increase the content of ox Geno º foraging for small animals. Furthermore, it is also used to ripen fruits and vegetables.
>> In textile and paper industry, is used as the bleaching of cotton, wool, flax and fiber etc. Is the softener, antistatic, and fade agent of polyamide fibers. It is also used as a bleaching agent in paper industry and breeder in the selection of mineral etc.
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Bad breath, brushing teeth and tongue
Secrets of a fresh breath.
Few are those who have not suffered at one time or another, from bad breath. Some rules of hygiene can help reduce these annoyances.
Bad breath, otherwise known as halitosis, is not a mysterious phenomenon. We know precisely its immediate cause: it is due to the presence of sulfur compounds including hydrogen sulfide and methyl mercantile, which give the breath a smell of rotten eggs. A device even exists to quantify the presence of these compounds, altimeter which there is little evidence, however, useful in practice.
First charge: bacteria.
Nine times out of ten, causing bad breath is mouth. It is believed that bacteria accumulate in the furrows dug by the papillae on the posterior part of the language. It is these bacteria that produce extremely volatile sulfur compounds that escape into the exhaled air. The presence of these bacteria also explains the stench morning. Saliva is less abundant during the night, they tend to accumulate. The mere fact of getting up, drinking or taking his breakfast is usually enough to eliminate the smell and they are responsible. Read the rest of this entry »
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Dental care: the benefits of mint and eucalyptus
The fresh taste of our pleasant mint flavor toothpaste. Unfortunately, the aromas incorporated in toothpastes have nothing natural (except for some organic toothpaste).
This is unfortunate because, in addition to a refreshing taste, the essential oil of peppermint has a real antibacterial and anti-inflammatory that could be harnessed in the care of teeth and gums.
Dental care: the benefits of mint and eucalyptus validated Efficacy of essential oils for dental hygiene
Known long standing aromatologues and aroma therapists, these properties have now been confirmed by a study published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene. Researchers have tested in vivo and in vitro efficacy of essential oils on oral bio films colonized by Streptococcus pyogenes and Streptococcus mutant’s strains known for their role in the onset of oral problems, dental decay in particular. Read the rest of this entry »
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