I have found the best oil pulling purchase to whiten my teeth, people say it is pure magic
A HOLISTIC nutritionist has revealed that the best way to whiten your teeth and care for your oral health is through oil pulling.
She said she got a “good report” from her dentist, even though she hadn't had a cleaning in 20 years.
TikToker Melanie Sanford (@melaniesanford18) made a new video after one of her followers got great results with oil pulling.
“I'm still in shock and so excited,” she says wrote to Melanie. “That stuff is great. I've been using it for four months.”
The TikToker said she had a “very similar experience” with her dentist.
“My gums were two and three because I hadn't been to the dentist in over twenty years and had no oil pulling in over nine months,” Melanie said.
“That's how well this stuff works,” she continued. “It's not a joke. It works so well if you're consistent with it. If you stick with it.”
The homeopath said that the product helps with bleeding gums, small cavities, tartar or plaque.
It can also whiten your teeth, freshen your breath and help keep your oral microbiome alkaline.
Melanie said she likes to use GuruNanda LLC from the TikTok store.
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It costs $14.99 on Amazon and $7.49 on the TikTok store.
On Amazon, the product has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars, out of 5,385 reviews.
“I have seen results in the cleanliness of my teeth and my gums no longer bleed which is great,” one person wrote.
“My teeth and mouth feel so much cleaner after using it,” said a second.
“I would recommend this to anyone who cares about oral cleanliness. Great product,” said a third.
People in the comments section on Melanie's page agreed.
“My dental hygienist recommended I use this for my genetically inherited gum disease. It's pure magic, I swear,” the person wrote.
“This is the truth,” added a second. “I just used coconut oil and it reversed my gum disease, no joke.”
According to HealthlineThere is no evidence that oil pulling whitens your teeth.
But it can reduce bad breath, gingivitis, harmful bacteria and the risk of cavities.
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