15 Day Oil Pulling Program (Cool Mint) | Cocobaci

Super tasty (fresh and minty) oil pulling to improve oral health AND systemic health in just 15 days! Who knew that both a bright smile and a purified body can be achieved so easily! (15 x 8ml sachets)

• Oil pulling is an ancient Ayurvedic detoxifying technique to deep cleanse your body using oil to pull pathogens and toxins out through your inner mouth lining
  
• Combines organic oil pulling coconut oil with Gemmotherapy and pure essential oils
• Perfect for shining white teeth, healthy gums, fresh breath and oral hygiene
• Antimicrobial properties fight against halitosis (bad breath), gingivitis, mouth ulcers, gum disease and chronic sinusitis
• Alleviates respiratory complaints, headaches, fatigue, nausea and digestive complaints

Ingredients

Mentha Spicata, Quercus Pedunculata Bud Extract, *Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil

*Organic

How to use 

Best done first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Open the sachet, squeeze the contents out into your mouth and swirl it around for 10 minutes. Spit it out in the toilet - do not swallow. Repeat the 15 day program as needed.

More about Oil Pulling 

Oil pulling is also known as 'kavala' or 'gundusha' and is an ancient Ayurvedic detoxifying technique that has been indicated in not only dental health, but also a range of systemic conditions and symptoms. It's as simple as swishing the oil in your mouth for approximately 10 - 20 minutes a day to draw out toxins from the body! It has also been shown to fight against certain microbes (including cavity-causing bacteria and candida).

Some reported benefits of oil pulling include:

Overall improvement in oral health (including white teeth, healthy gums, reduced cavities and fresh breath). Due to its detoxifying effect on the whole body, oil pulling also reduces headaches, joint pains, hangovers and improves skin conditions while alleviating problems like sinusitis, allergies, PMS and chronic fatigue.  

Disclaimer: This product has not been evaluated by SAHPRA. This medicine is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness.