Primal Life Organics Blog

The health of your mouth isn’t one dimensional. It can’t be defined by how straight your teeth look or how many cavities you’ve had filled.

Your mouth is its own complex ecosystem with billions of bacteria at work, so it takes more than a quick minute of brushing each morning and night to optimize your oral health. The core of strong oral health starts and ends with detoxification. 

Oil pulling is one of the most popular oral detoxification techniques because it's simple and DIY-friendly, but it’s not the only or best way to protect your teeth and gums from harmful toxins. 

You’ve been told since childhood that brushing your teeth is the single most important part of dental health. More specifically, you’ve been told that brushing with fluoride toothpaste is the secret to strong, white teeth. 

So let me turn your world upside down by telling you that brushing your teeth with conventional toothpaste is hurting your mouth instead of helping it. 

How can that be true? 

I created my skincare line to protect the body from absorbing toxins through skincare… but what about all of the electronic devices we hold so close to our body?  The toxins they emit are no less dangerous and this needs to be addressed. The electromagnetic frequencies (EMF) emitted by cell phones and other electronic devices are no less dangerous and does penetrate our body similar to the products we apply.  

While EMF is putting you at risk for cancer and messing up your energy and your ability to focus...we have been studying various solutions, for many years.

You can send your favorite shirt through the washer and dryer a dozen times, but that awful hint of body odor never really disappears. And who wants to wear a shirt that doesn’t even smell clean before the day begins?

If you’re not sure how to get body odor out of clothes, you’re not alone! Standard laundry detergent and a quick rinse cycle aren’t enough to remove the stubborn odors now embedded in the armpits of your favorite tops.

COLLAGEN: IT’S THE BUILDING BLOCK OF BOUNCY SKIN, AND IT STARTS TANKING IN OUR TWENTIES!  

Aging results in collagen depletion and this process starts as early as your mid twenties and results in wrinkles, sagging and loose skin.  Learn the signs of poor circulation and the seven easy tips to prevent aging!! 

You can’t stay healthy without a healthy mouth. Period.

Yet each day your mouth is exposed to bacteria, toxic heavy metals, and everything in between. It doesn’t take much for plaque to start forming a film over your teeth and gums, triggering the precursor to tartar, decay, and gum disease.

So how can you get rid of plaque… and keep it from coming back?

Have you stopped wearing your favorite blue blouse to work because you know the inevitable results? Ugly, wet, yellow pit stains that leave you clutching your arms to your sides in humiliation. Forget about waving goodbye to your colleagues or stretching your stiff muscles — those pit stains are too humiliating to risk showing.

If the pit stains on your shirt are threatening to plague your social life and destroy your confidence, it’s time to take action. And no, the answer is not to apply more antiperspirant and hope for the best.

Can you confidently say that your mouth is strong, healthy, and resilient?

Unfortunately, most of us can’t. Even if you haven’t had a cavity in a few years, the simple absence of cavities doesn’t equate to dynamite oral health. Instead, it’s possible that hard-to-see plaque is quietly infiltrating your mouth and laying the groundwork for tartar to take control.

Plaque and tartar pave the way for gum disease and all of the symptoms that periodontitis triggers, from bleeding gums and loose teeth to oral cancer. By learning how to remove tartar from your teeth and embracing positive dental habits, you can protect your smile for many years to come.

Most of us consider deodorant an absolutely essential part of our morning routine. Honestly, leaving the house without deodorant can feel just as embarrassing as arriving to work without pants.

But there’s a major problem with this ritual. Deodorant itself isn’t dangerous, but the most common modern forms of deodorant, especially aluminum-based antiperspirants, are bad news. As a health-conscious consumer, you want — deserve! — to know what you’re putting on and in your body.

Aluminum-free deodorant is the best choice for your skin, your wallet, and your health.