Holistic Dental Health with Trina Felber

Dec 26, 2018

31:38

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Trina Felber is the creator and CEO of Primal Life Organics, a premier all-natural dental care company that focuses on oral health as the gateway to internal health. In today's podcast episode, she shares her holistic approach to stronger, cleaner, whiter teeth and a healthy mouth! Listen as Trina talks about the the microbiome in your mouth and why it's key to take care of it, as well as the causes of tooth discoloration and non-toxic alternatives to whitening your teeth. Trina also explains why commercial toothpaste products can be harmful and the benefits of using tooth powder made with clay instead. Find out why good health begins in the mouth!

Freebies From Today’s Episode

Get Trina Felbers’ free Dental Health Guide by going to JJVirgin.com/dentalhealth.

Main Points From Today’s Episode

Ingredients in commercial toothpaste disrupt the natural biome in your mouth. What’s more, most toothpaste is not helping restore the minerals in your teeth.
Clay is the perfect medium for cleaning your teeth. Not only does clay contain the same minerals as your teeth, it also helps pull toxins from your gum tissue, has a neutral pH, and binds to stains.
Trina’s LED Whitening Gel is gentle on your mouth and helps rebuild your gum tissue and tooth enamel. Plus, it plugs into your cell phone and can be taken anywhere!

Episode Play-By-Play

[1:52] Trina’s career briefing

[2:44] Listener’s review on iTunes

[4:22] What causes tooth discoloration?

[6:11] How Trina became interested in dental health

[7:43] The dangers of mercury fillings

[8:34] Ingredients in commercial toothpaste disrupt the natural biome inside your mouth.

[9:39] Your digestive system starts in your mouth.

[11:04] How to take care of your oral microbiome

[12:20] Clay is the perfect medium for cleaning your mouth.

[13:35] Benefits of using tooth powder made with clay

[14:53] The different types of clay in Dirty Mouth Toothpowder