Originally published November 6 2013
Introducing Orajuvenate Peppermint, the world's first ozonated jojoba cream for brushing your teeth and supporting gum health
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
(NaturalNews) A few months ago, the launch of our Orajuvenate ozonated jojoba oil was a huge success. Readers leaped at the chance to replace their toothpaste and switch to an ozonated substance (actually a liquid plant-based wax) that helps deliver benefits of ozone to their teeth and gums.*
The only drawback to the product was that it tasted bland. Many people found it too boring. I even found myself adding two drops of OraMD to my toothbrush before brushing with Orajuvenate.
So the next idea became obvious: We needed to create a peppermint-infused ozonated jojoba oil for oral care!
Peppermint oil plus Ozonated jojoba esters
Introducing O3 Essentials Orajuvenate Peppermint, the first peppermint-infused ozonated jojoba oil ever created. It's really pleasant to brush with and leaves your mouth feeling clean and refreshed. It's part of the ozone-based product line we're developing at www.O3essentials.com
Orajuvenate Peppermint is a dental cream that can be used for brushing your teeth (in place of toothpaste) or massaging your gums. When you open the lid, you can smell the ozone, and it is this very same ozone that dentists around the world are now using (in a more concentrated, pure form) in their own practices to treat cavities by killing the bacteria that cause them.
As a local ABC News story reports:
A Fresno dentist is taking the pain out of cavity treatment, with a process that uses air and water. The technique drastically reduces the need for drilling and filling. Some of patients find it hard to believe, until they see the results. Dr. William Netzley is using a pain-free technique called Ozone Dentistry with specially treated air and water that even he admits sounds too good to be true.
"It's far-fetched, yes," said Dr. Netzley. "No drilling, no filling, no pain, no nothing."
The FDA approved machine creates the materials, Dr. Netzley says, help the body, heal itself. When the ozone is applied to a cavity, Dr. Netzley says, it completely sterilizes the tooth, reverses the cavity. Process and "turns on" the natural reaction in the mouth to start making the tooth, healthy again.
Dr. Netzley said, "It helps the tooth re-mineralize itself and thus heal itself and according to the claims and research, prevents the tooth from ever getting a cavity again."
Just to be clear, we are not claiming that Orejuvenate Peppermint treats cavities. That kind of laboratory testing has not yet been done. But it does have in common the molecule of O3 known as "ozone" which the dental industry is right now using (in a more concentrated form) for all sorts of beneficial uses. The future of dentistry will no doubt rely even more heavily on ozone for all sorts of beneficial applications.
All we can conclusively say right now is that Orejuvenate Peppermint is a refreshing way to brush your teeth and massage your gums. And it contains NO preservatives, NO SLS, NO aspartame, NO fluoride and none of the other questionable ingredients commonly used in off-the-shelf toothpaste products.
Click here to get Orajuvenate Peppermint from the Natural News Store. Shipping is free in all orders of $99 or more (48 states only).
Learn more at:
www.O3essentials.com
* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease.
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