Euthmol toothpaste only one pound in Mighty Pound store in ILFORD.I am not sure if it is national.,
14 comments
bass2655
17 Oct 16#1
This toothpaste is the best!
banny07
17 Oct 161#2
Like me, many people are concerned about fluoride in the drinking water, toothpaste etc.This is fluoride free toothpaste.
yrreb88 to banny07
18 Oct 163#6
What are your reasons for your concern? 1 ppm per litre in 10% of the water supply is nothing, it's 0.07ppm in my area, so I don't see the issue with water. The fluoride in toothpaste is at a rate of 1000-1500ppm, this amount is probably recommended by multiple health and dental organisations worldwide for a pretty good reason. :smiley:
SalmanOrange
18 Oct 16#3
You can get these for £1 from any cash and carry, been that much for years
steviep23
18 Oct 161#4
I used nothing but this for years, always problems with gums and teeth, dentist eventually asked what I used and said it was worst paste on the market and to use a normal one, no issues since.
You have been warned
bluecat123
18 Oct 161#5
My sister was using this abroad and was told that it was actually eroding her teeth. That and it's taste is definitely an acquired one.
RoosterNo1
19 Oct 16#7
Its also very bad for your general health... so NO - I dont want it in my water thanks!
turbo_c to RoosterNo1
19 Oct 16#8
drink less water and more coke :wink:
yrreb88 to RoosterNo1
19 Oct 161#10
The dose makes the poison. :smiley:
All water naturally contains some fluoride. Formaldehyde is a carcinogenic toxin so why do we eat pears? A tablespoon of caffeine will kill you yet people drink tea and coffee. The tiny amount of fluoride in water isn't a health concern otherwise it would be removed.
joesmum
19 Oct 16#9
always buy this - £2 a pop, have never heard of Mighty Pound, or indeed 'any cash and carry' - does that mean Costco?
Dentists recommend brushing with 1450ppm fluoride toothpaste. This remineralises enamel, making your teeth less resistant to decay.
Fluoride application is proven to be more effective at preventing caries than the action of brushing.
Fluoride in such low quantities in toothpaste is not harmful to health. Spit out after brushing and don't swallow it. Do not rinse either, as this removes the residual fluoride on the tooth surface which acts to harden your teeth.
Toothpaste without fluoride is useless.
(Source: I'm a dental student)
Syanideuk
26 Oct 16#13
Hello Mr Student, your next lesson is to understand the difference between 'remineralise' and 'replicate' because the latta is true concerning fluoride and serves as a constant supply there-after via the blood supply that flows through a living tooth.
The difference is key here, as a fluoride tooth has unlimited potential to poison the body.
Gatey10
27 Oct 16#14
Hi.
Fluoride forms fluorohydroxapatite which is more resistant to acid erosion than calcium hydroxyapatite, of which enamel is 96%.
It is not a constant supply, otherwise there'd be no need to keep using fluoride toothpaste would there? It is a topical application, and needs multiple and repeat application.
Fluoride is harmless in such small quantities. The benefits vastly outweigh any disadvantages.
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You have been warned
All water naturally contains some fluoride. Formaldehyde is a carcinogenic toxin so why do we eat pears? A tablespoon of caffeine will kill you yet people drink tea and coffee. The tiny amount of fluoride in water isn't a health concern otherwise it would be removed.
Read more at https://www.boots.com/en/Euthymol-Original-Toothpaste-75ml_868667/#OZWloC9KKkut9YlF.99
Fluoride application is proven to be more effective at preventing caries than the action of brushing.
Fluoride in such low quantities in toothpaste is not harmful to health. Spit out after brushing and don't swallow it. Do not rinse either, as this removes the residual fluoride on the tooth surface which acts to harden your teeth.
Toothpaste without fluoride is useless.
(Source: I'm a dental student)
The difference is key here, as a fluoride tooth has unlimited potential to poison the body.
Fluoride forms fluorohydroxapatite which is more resistant to acid erosion than calcium hydroxyapatite, of which enamel is 96%.
It is not a constant supply, otherwise there'd be no need to keep using fluoride toothpaste would there? It is a topical application, and needs multiple and repeat application.
Fluoride is harmless in such small quantities. The benefits vastly outweigh any disadvantages.