• Let's talk about propolis

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    Let's talk about propolis
      Propolis is a resinous substance collected by bees from buds, bark and other plant sources. Also called “bee glue,” it is used by bees to protect and seal their hive. Propolis contains a variety of bioactive compounds including flavonoids, phenolic acids and terpenes. Because of these compounds, propolis is traditionally used to treat various ailments, including colds, sore throats,...
  • Is Fluoride Toxic?

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    Is Fluoride Toxic?
      Fluoride in small amounts is not toxic to the human body. In fact, fluoride is found in many toothpastes and mouthwashes and has been used successfully to prevent tooth decay for decades. However, in high doses, fluoride can be toxic and lead to a condition called fluorosis. Fluorosis occurs when the body absorbs too much fluoride, causing discoloration and...
  • Receding gums: causes, symptoms, therapy and prevention

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    Receding gums: causes, symptoms, therapy and prevention
    Receding gums: Causes, symptoms, therapies and prevention. In the following article I will describe the causes that can lead to receding gums, how you can avoid them for the most part and how you can treat them with modern methods. The receding gums, the so-called recession, means a loss of gums beyond the crown portion of the tooth. It is a disease of the periodontium and therefore affects not only the...
  • Let's talk about fluoride!

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    Let's talk about fluoride!
      First of all we have to differentiate between fluorine and fluoride! Fluoride is a natural trace element and is found everywhere in our environment, eg in water and in many foods. Fluorine, on the other hand, is a poisonous gas with a strong smell. The similarity of the two terms often leads to uncertainty and misunderstandings. You probably know a similar example from your everyday life: Sodium chloride is the chemical...
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