Colloidal silver has prominent bactericidal, antiviral, antifungal and antiparasitic activity. The particles of silver that have antibacterial properties prevent the development of caries, bleeding in the gums and inflammation of periodontium tissues.
Colloidal silver is a suspension of microscopic silver particles in distilled water. It was known as a natural antibiotic some centuries ago, for our ancestors used silver coins to preserve various products. As the latest researches show, colloid silver is able to prevent the growth of viruses and bacteria that are the most resistant to antibiotics.
Bergenia extract was used since the ancient times for rinsing the mouth in case of stomatitis, tongue and gum inflammations, stomatocytosis, periodontosis and sore throat. It is extracted from a plant that the botanists call leather bergenia (it was called this way in the XVIII century by the famous Swedish physician Carl Linnaeus; the plant was sent to him from Petersburg). Bergenia got to the capital of North Russia from Siberia where it was used for the purposes of traditional medicine for ages.
Bergenia is widespread in mountain and forest areas of Siberia, Altai and the Sayan Mountains. In folklore it is often called Mongolian tea. Like most medicinal plants, bergenia has complex chemical composition, in which the most important role is played by tanning substances, glycosides, phytoncides, glucose, saccharose, ascorbic acid, iron, manganese and copper.
Sage extract supports getting rid of inflammations and provides antimicrobial, haemostatic and general strengthening effect. In Kievan Rus sage was used in case of toothache, bleeding gums and inflammatory oral processes.
Juniper extract is a natural “sterilizer” which has powerful antiseptic properties and gives a pleasant smelling breath.
Plant toothpaste spreads and foams well (which means that it is economized; you need a pea-sized amount per one use) and cleans excellently, leaving the feeling of freshness. An important thing is that the product is easily cleaned off the sink surface despite its black colour.
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