Primal Life Organics Blog

Good oral health is so much more than just about having white teeth and a beautiful smile. Your mouth is the gateway to your body, and research shows that oral bacteria and inflammation are linked to a variety of serious health issues throughout the body.

This makes the importance of maintaining good oral health of utmost importance because tooth and gum issues not only become more painful and harder to fix the longer you wait, but they can lead to serious health implications throughout your body.

Today we are going to talk about red light therapy, and how it can play an important role in achieving good oral health - eliminating cavities, gum disease, and even speeding up recovery from dental procedures.

It seems like it would be so normal to turn on your kitchen faucet to get a glass of water. After all, you bathe in it, brush your teeth with it, and use it to make your coffee, right? Unfortunately, getting a glass of water from your kitchen faucet is like pouring a cocktail of chemicals. Lead, arsenic, the “forever chemicals” known as PFAS and many other substances are often found in drinking water at potentially unsafe levels.

It seems counterintuitive to put oil on your face. Won't it clog your pores? Make your acne worse? Make your face greasy. It turns out organic, cold pressed oils are actually GOOD for your skin - no matter what type of skin you have! 

In a world where botox, facelifts, and Instagram filters exist, our obsession with retaining our youthful skin has reached new levels. After all, no one wants to look older and have a face full of wrinkles. But aging is inevitable and while we’re all for embracing ourselves no matter what our age, you don’t have to give in to not looking and feeling the best you can.

So, you've heard all the latest and greatest about clay-based products and think you're ready to hop aboard the natural clay toothpaste train? Or perhaps you're just looking for more information on clay in toothpaste and aren't sure if it's genius or weird?

In any case, this article aims to answer any questions you may have about switching to a clay-based toothpaste or clay-based tooth powder.

At Primal Life, we believe that nutrition is an integral part of our overall health and well being, and we aim to provide the best programs to our community and we believe whole-heartedly in the programs we share.

That’s why we’re so excited to announce that our friends over at the Conscious Cleanse are offering a special online cleanse that combines nutrition, mindfulness, and movement in one easy-to-follow program – the perfect way to hit the reset button on your health!

Chances are if you’re reading this, you have taken steps to eat organic, unprocessed foods, switched to using non-toxic cleaning products, and maybe even started paying attention to the ingredients in your beauty products.

But when was the last time you looked at the ingredients in your toothpaste and mouthwash?

If you are reading this, we know you want a healthy mouth. But (truth be told!) - what you really want are white, sparkly teeth and fresh breath so you can look and feel your best!

And let’s chalk one up for vanity in this case, because the reality is, NOT having sparkly white teeth and fresh breath can be detrimental to your overall health. We’re talking seriously detrimental - as in being the cause of heart disease, strokes, dementia, diabetes, infertility, and even arthritis. 

Your mouth is a primary entryway into the body. Teeth that ache, gums that bleed, and bad breath are all indicators of poor oral health. This leads to bacteria that can easily get into the bloodstream and cause infection and inflammation wherever it spreads.