Listerine and spearmint gum have not always been the mouth fresheners of choice. Before mouthwash and chewing gum were commonplace, many people used herbs to rid themselves of bad breath. Herbs are known for their pungent flavors and aromas, and people figured that these types of plants would disguise any bad odors in the mouth. ...
This article compares various over-the-counter topical products used to relieve pain in the joints, tendons and muscles. I have used these products over the past year due to a leg injury and find that the German made product, Fastum Gel is effective. Fastum Gel relieves pain in the muscles and tendons and the best part ...
As I write this article I am in absolute agony, and since they say that the key to writing is to write what you know about, this should be one humdinger of an article because at this very moment I am the world’s foremost expert in toothaches. At least from the perspective of suffering from ...
Gold Bond has been healing bodies since 1908; the powder is medicated and contains Triple Action Relief, Cooling, Absorbing and Itch Relieving properties that are unsurpassed by any known powder on the market. The Gold Bond Body Powder is known by its bright Gold color, this is the original strength package. The largest container is ...
Everyone knows we are supposed to do it at least once a day but do we? Yes, I am talking about rinsing with mouth wash. Compared to brushing our teeth and flossing, most Americans forget about rinsing too. It is essential though to prevent and reduce plaque, prevent and reduce gingivitis, kill germs on the ...
Do you want to know what kinds of mouth wash to use for effective cavity fighting? Read on! What Is Mouth Wash? When it comes to cavity fighting, mouth wash is not a substitute for tooth brushing and proper oral hygiene. On the other hand, it is a powerful means of protecting teeth against decay, ...
First off, mouthwash (like toothpaste) has a warning on the label that says to contact a poison control center immediately if swallowed. Should we really be putting things with warning labels in our mouths? Much less swishing them around and accidentally swallowing some? I couldn’t find a huge amount of research into most of the ...