Ayurvedic Anti-Cavity Toothpaste Refreshes and Strengthens Teeth and Gums
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100% Natural Ayurvedic Anti-Cavity Toothpaste 75 ml
Verdesativa's Ayurvedic anti-cavity toothpaste has a pleasant and delicate aroma. Thanks to its rich plant-based phytocomplex, it is indicated for the daily care of teeth and gums and for thorough and effective oral hygiene. An exceptional product from Sri Lanka, free of foaming agents, it contains no fluoride or other risky ingredients. The Ayurvedic anti-cavity toothpaste is astringent and refreshing; it contains 24 flower and medicinal plant extracts with antiseptic, antibacterial, and protective properties that strengthen the gums and prevent the onset of bacterial plaque.Thanks to its delicate taste, the Ayurvedic anti-cavity toothpaste is also appreciated by children.
It is a complex and vast medical system practiced in India since ancient times, which aims to maintain the body's balance and prevent diseases by using the healing virtues of medicinal herbs, roots, bark, and flowers, so as to ensure health and longevity by consciously using the infinite resources of Nature. Physical health is considered part of an overall state, closely linked to a deeper balance that includes the different aspects of the human being, both physical and psychological. Hence the particular attention paid above all to the prevention of states of disturbance, in order to create conditions that favor psycho-physical well-being. No more than three days pass from the cutting of the herbs to their processing, a guarantee of the quality of the extracts used in this product. Its use is recommended for:- Daily cleaning of teeth and gums
- Prevention of plaque and tartar
- Protection of gums and the oral cavity
- Also suitable for children
AYURVEDIC ANTI-CAVITY TOOTHPASTE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Apply a dose onto the toothbrush and brush teeth and gums gently
The Ayurvedic anti-cavity toothpaste can be used after every meal and whenever necessary
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AYURVEDIC ANTI-CAVITY TOOTHPASTE INGREDIENTS AND ACTIVE PRINCIPLES
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INCI
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Category
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Origin and Properties
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Calcium Carbonate
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Abrasive
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Also known as calcium (it is the calcium salt of carbonic acid), it is an inorganic pigment of natural origin used as a thickening agent in toothpastes.
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Aqua
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Purified water
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Osmotized, electrodeionized, microfiltered.
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Glycerin
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Plant extract
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The name glycerin comes from the Greek “glaucos” which means sweet. It is a natural and skin-friendly ingredient derived from the saponification of triglycerides of vegetable oils or animal fats. It appears as a dense, odorless, and colorless liquid that has hygroscopic virtues, meaning it is capable of absorbing water and humidity. This property makes it an excellent nutrient and moisturizer for the skin. Glycerin also acts as an antiseptic due to its ability to dehydrate bacteria.
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Glycyrrhiza Glabra
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Plant extract
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Licorice is a bushy plant that is not very tall, with a highly developed underground stem. For phytotherapy purposes, only the root is used. It is very rich in a substance called glycyrrhizin, known as a powerful anti-inflammatory and decongestant. Licorice possesses emollient and anti-inflammatory qualities, especially for the oral cavity. It is refreshing, antibacterial, and has a pleasant aroma.
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Sorbitol
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Plant extract
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Natural skin-protective substance derived from sugar.
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Melia Azadirachta
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Plant extract
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A subtropical evergreen plant from whose seeds a special oil (Neem Oil) is obtained, which has remarkable anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, insect-repellent, and skin-regenerating qualities. The polysaccharides and flavonoids contained in the oil exert an action similar to aspirin, while the high amount of unsaturated and polyunsaturated fats are responsible for cellular regenerative activity.
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Salvadora Persica
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Plant extract
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Salvadora persica is a small tree with a curved trunk traditionally known as a “natural toothbrush.” In fact, sticks are obtained from this plant, which are used as an aid for oral hygiene, particularly in the Muslim world. The World Health Organization has even recognized its effectiveness in the care of teeth and gums. It possesses antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and cleansing properties.
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Punica Granatum
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Plant extract
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Pomegranate (Punica Granatum) is believed to be native to southwestern Asia and has been cultivated in the Caucasian region from time immemorial. The definition of the genus “Punica” derives from the Roman name of the Tunisian coastal area from which it is assumed these fruits reached Europe. Pomegranate, rich in mineral salts and vitamins, has several therapeutic virtues: anti-tumor, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory (thanks to flavonoids), and vaso-protective. The glyceric extract of pomegranate, in particular, is a valuable antioxidant and free radical inhibitor.
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Zizyphus Jujuba
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Plant extract
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Jujube is a tree of Asian origin, which in Italy is found especially in a wild form. It produces oval fruits, similar to olives, with a tart and mealy taste. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is widely used (fruits, seeds, and roots) for its pharmaceutical qualities. It is attributed with soothing, sedative, and anti-inflammatory qualities. It also acts as an antipyretic, a tonic, and a skin-purifier for external use.
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Syzygium Jambolana
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Plant extract
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Syzygium jambos is a tropical evergreen plant widely used in Ayurvedic medicine, which extracts from its seeds a compound called “syzygium jambolanum” which, among its various virtues, is also capable of regulating blood sugar and therefore assisting in the treatment of diabetes. This compound also has significant antibacterial activity and is useful for treating external infections such as ulcers.
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Eugenia Caryophyllus
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Plant extract
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Cloves (the dried buds of the clove plant) contain an essential oil composed of 80% Eugenol, a substance that exerts a very strong bactericidal activity. Its therapeutic properties have been known since ancient times; it was prescribed as an analgesic against joint pain and toothaches. Useful for external use against mycoses and skin inflammations.
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Juglans Regia
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Plant extract
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Juglans regia is nothing more than the common Walnut tree. The term “juglans” is a Latin term derived from the name of Jupiter which indicates “Jupiter's acorn” as its fruit was consecrated to the king of the gods. From the maceration of the walnut husk, an oil is extracted that is widely used in phytotherapy for its tonic, astringent, and healing qualities.
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Barleria Prionitis
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Plant extract
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A shrub native to India, its leaves and roots are used for various purposes in Ayurvedic medicine. In particular, to treat gingivitis, abscesses, tooth decay, and oral cavity inflammations of various kinds, thanks to its strong antiseptic action.
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INCI
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Category
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Origin and Properties
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Prunus Amygdalus
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Plant extract
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Almond oil is obtained from the seeds of the almond tree (Amygdalus Communis) and is an excellent nutrient, rich in oleic and linoleic acid, vitamins A, B, PP, mineral substances, proteins, and carbohydrates. In cosmetics, it is widely used for its high skin-compatibility and is recommended in cases of skin dryness and dehydration.
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Terminalia
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Plant extract
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Terminalia is a genus of large tropical trees whose leaves have a long history in traditional medicine, especially thanks to their antibacterial properties. The saponins and tannins contained in the leaves act as antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and antibiotic agents.
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Sericea
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Plant extract
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The sericea rose is native to southwestern China, Northern India, and Burma. Astringent qualities are attributed to the rose petals, and the essential oil obtained from them has antiseptic, pain-relieving, and aphrodisiac properties.
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Quercus
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Plant extract
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The bark of the majestic Oak contains a series of substances with astringent and antiseptic characteristics. It is very useful against oral cavity irritations and inflammations in general.
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Zanthoxylum Americanum
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Plant extract
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Prickly ash possesses remarkable purifying, healing, anti-inflammatory, and stimulating qualities. The parts used are the leaves and the bark of the tree.
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Zanthoxylum Alatum
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Plant extract
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Plant of Chinese origin known for its pain-relieving, anti-itch for the skin, and analgesic virtues for toothaches. Its qualities are present in zantalene, a substance with anti-inflammatory and anesthetic action.
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Caesalpinia Sappans
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Plant extract
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The Caesalpinia genus includes several species of plants of the Leguminosae and Fabaceae families, widespread especially in tropical and subtropical regions; these include the Sappans type. Immunosuppressive qualities are attributed to this plant, and it was traditionally used in Chinese medicine as an anti-inflammatory.
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Rubia Cordifolia
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Plant extract
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Considered one of the most precious medicinal plants in Ayurvedic medicine; its roots are used. It aids digestion, thins the blood and promotes blood circulation. It is a diuretic and anti-inflammatory.
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Acacia Catechu
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Plant extract
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Plant native to Borneo, indicated for inflammatory conditions thanks to its astringent activity.
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Smilax Aristolochiaefolia
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Plant extract
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Plant native to South America, Jamaica, Mexico, etc. Its qualities in treating skin conditions (psoriasis, eczema, acne...) have been clinically proven. Also used as a general tonic and antidepressant, against headaches, colds, and as a general anti-inflammatory.
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Cinnamomum Zeylanicum
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Plant extract
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Cinnamon is a spice widely used in the Orient both in culinary tradition and in cosmetic preparations. In particular, the Cinnamomum Zeylanicum variety, also called Cinnamomum Verum, is an evergreen tree native to Sri Lanka, from which a very precious and expensive spice and an amber-colored essential oil, frequently used as a medicinal ingredient, are obtained. Cinnamon has high antioxidant, antibacterial, antispasmodic, and antiseptic power. The essential oil, on the other hand, is a powerful antifungal and promotes blood circulation when properly rubbed onto the skin.
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Mimosops Elangi
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Plant extract
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Bakula is a tropical tree whose bark is used to treat teeth and gums thanks to its astringent qualities. Cleaning teeth with a piece of bark from this tree is very common in India. Indicated for the treatment of gum disorders and ailments and for strengthening and protecting teeth.
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Anacyclus Pyrethrum
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Plant extract
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The name of this plant has Greek origins (Pyrethrum) and probably referred to its medicinal use as an antifebrile. It is also used as an antineuralgic to relieve toothaches.
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Carum Copticum
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Plant extract
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Plant widely distributed in India and extensively used medicinally. Its seeds have been used for centuries to treat diarrhea, stomach disorders, and fever. They are also valid as an antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, and antiseptic.
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Geranium
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Plant extract
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An annual herbaceous plant, commonly found, the Geranium has antiseptic and astringent properties. Rich in tannins that possess astringent, diuretic, and anti-inflammatory virtues.
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Thymus Vulgaris
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Plant extract
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A fragrant shrub widespread throughout the Mediterranean region, as a medicinal plant it was already known and used in Ancient Egypt and later by the ancient Romans, who used it to treat bronchitis and coughs. Thyme has earned the nickname “the poor man’s antibiotic” thanks to its general stimulating qualities and its remarkable antimicrobial and antiseptic capacity. It possesses rebalancing, disinfectant, and antibacterial virtues that make it an excellent ally against acne and boils. Useful in treating parasitic infestations (lice) and insect bites.
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Silicea
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Thickener
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Silica is a silicon compound found in nature in mineral form (quartz, opal, amethyst...). It is used in cosmetics as it strengthens connective tissue and bones. Useful for treating nail and hair problems and as an anti-inflammatory.
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Mentha Piperita
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Plant extract
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This type of mint appears to be a cross between Mentha viridis and Water mint (Mentha aquatica L.); it is very common in Northern Italy but is cultivated everywhere for the production of essential oil. Peppermint essential oil possesses refreshing, thirst-quenching, tonic, digestive, and astringent virtues.
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Mentha Viridis
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Plant extract
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A type of mint also known as Mentha Spicata, Spearmint. We frequently find it in the countryside, and it has a very penetrating odor. The leaves and flowering tops of the mint are used, which possess refreshing, digestive, and expectorant properties; menthol can also be used as an anesthetic.
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Eucalyptus Globulus
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Plant extract
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Eucalyptus is an evergreen plant native to Australia and Tasmania that grows mainly in temperate zones. Eucalyptus oil, with its strongly aromatic odor, has antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties and is useful as an insecticide, as it facilitates the elimination of parasites (e.g., lice) topically.
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Pimpinella Anisum
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Plant extract
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Green Anise is a plant native to the Orient and cultivated in most of Europe. Its seeds are considered a valuable aid in digestive processes, intestinal spasms, and flatulence. Furthermore, when chewed, they emit a fresh and lasting scent that refreshes the breath and oral cavity.
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Sodium Benzoate
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Preservative
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Sodium salt of Benzoic acid (an acid found in nature) used mainly in the food sector as a preservative.
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Chondrus Crispus
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Plant extract
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Chondrus Crispus is a red marine algae that grows in the temperate waters of both Atlantic coasts. It has a high content of minerals (especially iodine), vitamin C, and starches and polysaccharides that give it strong thickening power: these starches are known as carrageenan. It possesses purifying, detoxifying, and chelating properties; that is, through the process of chelation, it is able to eliminate heavy metals and toxic and radioactive substances from the body. Chondrus also possesses soothing and decongestant properties for the skin.
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