Bubblegum Oil Pulling Rinse
Bubblegum Oil Pulling Rinse
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Bubblegum Oil Pulling Rinse
Regular price
$28.45
Regular price
$28.45
Sale price
$0.00
Unit price
per
Why does your choose this product?
Made with organic, cold-pressed coconut oil and therapeutic essential oils, Whyte Oil Pulling Rinse supports gum health, removes toxins, and freshens breath. Free from additives and artificial flavors, it’s the perfect addition to your daily self-care routine for a cleaner mouth and brighter smile. Our Oil Pulling Rinse supports gum health, removes toxins, and leaves your breath refreshed.
How to use this product?
- Swish1-2 tablespoonsinyour mouth for 2-5 minutes
- Discard in trash
- Brush like normal
Incorporate daily for elevatedoral hygiene,fresher breathS a glowing smile!
These are my teeth and no build-up no nothing. My morning breath smells like Altoids. I have no sensitivity in my teeth. I drink coffee whenever i want. Every time i go to the dentist's office, they literally ask me what i do for my teeth because the dentist is always like, yo, I have nothing to clean. -shubwhyte
@shubwhyte It’s such a GAME changer… link in bio if you want it!
♬ original sound - shubwhyte
Several scientific studies and clinical observations have highlighted potential advantages for oral and overall health. Below are the key evidence-backed benefits, explained in detail:
- A 2017 study published in the Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research compared oil pulling (using coconut oil) with chlorhexidine (a common antibacterial mouthwash) over 14 days. Results showed that coconut oil pulling reduced levels of Streptococcus mutans (a bacteria linked to tooth decay) by a similar degree to chlorhexidine, with fewer side effects (e.g., no staining of teeth or altered taste).
- A 2015 randomized controlled trial in the Journal of International Society of Preventive & Community Dentistry tested coconut oil pulling on 60 adults with gingivitis. After 2 weeks, participants who practiced oil pulling had a 38% reduction in gingival bleeding (a key sign of inflammation) compared to a control group.
- A small 2014 study in the Nigerian Dental Journal observed that daily coconut oil pulling for 4 weeks led to a slight but measurable improvement in tooth color among participants who consumed stain-causing substances (e.g., coffee, tea). The oil’s ability to dissolve lipid-soluble stains (e.g., from food or drinks) may contribute to this effect.
- A 2020 study in BMC Oral Health found that oil pulling (using sesame oil) reduced VSC levels by 40% after 7 days of daily use, compared to a placebo group. Participants also reported subjective improvements in breath freshness.
- Oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream (via gum pockets or small wounds), contributing to low-grade systemic inflammation (linked to conditions like heart disease or diabetes). By reducing oral bacterial load, oil pulling may indirectly support overall immune health, though more research is needed to confirm this link.
- Most studies on oil pulling are small-scale, short-term, or focus on specific oils (e.g., coconut, sesame). Larger, long-term trials are needed to generalize results.
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