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Glycerin in Your Toothpaste
Glycerin is used widely in toothpastes and many other products. In toothpastes is serves as a sweetener and to make the product smooth and creamy. There were a lot of debates on whether the glycerin used in certain product comes from the vegetable or animal source. In the meantime, the real issue remains unknown to most of the people, concerned about their health and wellbeing. Any glycerin is a very sticky substance. The use of glycerin-rich toothpaste leaves a film-like coating all over your teeth. Underneath, your (supposedly clean) teeth rot, unable to remineralize because of the coating. It takes more than twenty rinses to wash the glycerin coating out of your mouth. |
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This intel was contributed by daria
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May, 2012
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