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Experts reveal hidden corners of the toothpaste manufacturing industry. Toothpaste is an almost inseparable item for each user. Users often hear about effects such as whitening teeth, good mouth, fighting cavities, preventing gingivitis, which the But what is the truth behind this toothpaste industry and whether the products are really as great as advertised? Nguyen Ngoc Welcome to the Everyday Healthy Living column. Dear friends, it seems that it has become a habit that all of us need to use it once or twice a day. Toothpaste has long become an indispensable item for every family, right? But have we ever been startled and wondered what's inside the tube of toothpaste we're using and whether the toothpaste we're using is completely good for our teeth as advertised above? television or not in today's health news. We invite you to join Nguyen Ngoc to explore the hidden corners of the toothpaste manufacturing industry, the secret ingredients toothpaste manufacturers never want. tell you about a foaming agent sodium lori sulphate sls. If you feel like you often have mouth ulcers, even though you have cured them, the disease is still recurring, then the culprit is most likely in the toothpaste bottle itself. The reason we are using it is because this sls ingredient is a foaming agent used in many personal hygiene products, such as shampoo, shower gel and hand sanitizer, many of us will surely have. I like foamy toothpastes that create a comfortable, spongy feeling and look cleaner, but sls is also known as an effective detergent thanks to its ability to limit bacterial enzyme activation, thereby reducing the risk of tooth decay. Slows the formation of plaque on teeth Although not classified by the American Cancer Society as a chemical that can cause cancer, many studies have shown that it has potentially worrying effects when used. Use toothpastes containing sls. They affect the mucosa and mucus in the oral cavity, increasing the frequency of ulcers in patients with recurrent mouth ulcers. Dr. Roughitols is an expert with 35 years of experience in the field. Dental Care Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England says the oral mucosa is one of the most delicate tissues in the body sls is a very effective cleanser this strong detergent can cause irritation, scratches or perforation of the skin in the mouth causing chronic mouth ulcers If a patient has recurrent mouth ulcers, the first thing I do is prescribe a sls-free toothpaste 2 sterilizing detergents icorosan another Silent Killer in the top The dangerous chemical ingredients that must be mentioned are chiclosene, ladies and gentlemen. If you turn around the toothpaste counter at the supermarket, it will not be difficult for us to see this substance appear on the product packaging, but it is very dangerous. Few people pay attention to the fact that this is a detergent derived from this pesticide. It is forbidden to use microsan in some antibacterial shower gel and hand sanitizer products. In addition, the continuous release of prosan into the water system Waste is creating a great hazard to the environment and public health. Ladies and gentlemen, if rosan is not completely converted during wastewater treatment, sunlight will convert rosan into dioxygen, a chemical that has Highly toxic, difficult to decompose and accumulates in the food chain when we eat some organisms contaminated with dioxil, accumulating toxins in the body and affecting fertility, damaging the immune system and being a factor risk of causing cancer 3 substances to treat tooth decay chloride When talking about toothpaste, we ca n't help but mention Ford, right? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the main ingredient in toothpaste that manufacturers hail as a miracle drug. Most Effective Tooth Decay Inhibitor Almost all toothpastes today contain fluoride in one form or another, the most common being Sodium and Fluoride is advised to be most beneficial when not rinsing with water after. After brushing teeth in this way, a large amount of pro will be stored in our oral cavity, but the mechanism of fluoride to prevent tooth decay is still not clearly understood. Scientists believe that when brushing teeth, fluoride will Slowly absorb and react with enamel crystals to create fluorapis, which has the ability to resist acids produced by bacteria on plaque. According to another hypothesis, in the acidic environment of the oral cavity, if pro is present, hydropro will form and penetrate into the body. cell membranes and kill bacteria. In the early 20th century Ford was mainly known as a chemical poison because it can be toxic to neurons at high concentrations, but in the 1990s Fluoride's toxicity was largely overlooked because of the miraculous discovery that it effectively prevented cavities. In 1960, the American Dental Association (FDA) approved the use of fluoride salts in toothpaste, paving the way for its commercial use. although many studies have shown that ingesting too much fluoride over a long period of time can lead to serious health problems in the general population called intoxication and turbidity. with symptoms such as growing black spots on teeth, bone deformities, osteoporosis and bone fibrosis 4 whitening agents We are no strangers to the advertisements about shiny teeth whitening that appear on TV every day, right? So where do manufacturers come from that can confidently launch whitening toothpaste products like that? The answer is the chemical ingredients that have the whitening effect in toothpaste that stand out. is Titanium dioxide and hydrogen proship doctor t-bot says whitening products using peroxide and hydropyrocid can whiten teeth they are known to be toxic and irritant to soft tissues these substances are harmful to mucous membranes in the mouth can only harm the surface cells of the gums without effectively whitening teeth, and Titanium dioxide can be toxic to the body by the mechanism of oxidative stress leading to genotoxicity and potentially causing cancer. Their side effects are still being researched, but manufacturers still recommend using them. If you have sensitive teeth, it is best to stay away from products containing process 5 preservatives to keep the toothpaste lasting for a long time. Under different environmental conditions, manufacturers are required to use industrial preservatives to prevent the growth of microorganisms. Preservatives today mainly include Nasabel and its derivatives. They are allowed to be used in many different industries, but parabel is an endocrine disruptor that can mimic estrogen in the body and increase the risk of breast cancer in sparse women. You can see toxic ingredients in industrial toothpaste. Although a small amount cannot cause illness immediately, it is slowly seeping toxins into our bodies every day. Because the original purpose of use was to clean plaque and leftover food on the teeth, people now add more foaming agents to increase the user experience and add whitening agents to make the roast look brighter. add more shine and add industrial dyes and artificial sweeteners to make them look more attractive and finally add preservatives to keep them longer Mainly for commercial purposes and you Dear friends, instead of following modern life with hundreds of thousands of products using industrial chemicals that are harmful to health on the market, many families have tended to return and look for safe products. from herbs that are benign to the body and friendly to the environment, today's video would also like to end here, one day Natural health will come back to you in a new topic and must be natural too. There is a solution to this dental problem. If you are interested, you can refer to it. Wishing you always live a healthy and safe life. For now, Hello and see you again [music]