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It's the morning ceremony, the health warriors swear, but are they just pulling your legs?
As card readers share the benefits they believe, pulling oil is creating a bigger buzz than an electric toothbrush. The age-
The ancient method of cleaning the mouth originated from Ayurvedic medicine, including swi oil in the mouth.
More than 3000 years ago, the Indian natural medicine text Charaka Samhita of Ayurvedic claimed that "oil decoration" is a natural therapy for oral diseases.
It should "pull" bacteria and other debris from the teeth and gums, enhance the teeth, promote immunity, and so on.
Now, alternative medicine advocates support this practice loudly, and as health/health blogs claim that it has changed their lives, the Web sites dedicated to it are on the rise.
The technique involves "pulling" around the mouth every morning or sucking a teaspoon or two of oil for 20 minutes.
The latest health boom is like mouthwash, but it lasts longer and is on an empty stomach.
After pulling the oil, the oil must be spit out, because by that stage, the oil obviously contains toxins.
The coachman should then rinse his mouth and clean his teeth as usual to kill any remaining bacteria.
Pumping should be done to clean the mouth of toxins such as heavy metals, parasites, pesticides, preservatives, additives, hormones and environmental toxins.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that the practice of natural cleaning can bring not only a brighter smile, but also better health.
Advocates of the "medical miracle" say it is expected to treat chronic pain, insomnia, tooth decay, allergies, thrombosis, diabetes, asthma, bad breath, gum inflammation, digestive problems, meningitis, low energy heart disease, kidney disease, PMS, leukemia, and even AIDS.
Despite its growing popularity, there is no scientific evidence to support what it calls benefits.
Derek Lewis, member of the Oral Health Committee of the Australian Dental Association, expressed doubts about this.
"This is one of those things, like drinking a glass of vinegar every day, which can cure balding, toe nails and everything else under the sun," he said . ".
"Some of the claims about oil extraction are really unusual.
You have to be suspicious when something offers a wide range of benefits.
"I 'd rather the patient brush his teeth with fluoride toothpaste for 20 minutes, clean it with floss, eat the right food and avoid carbonated drinks --
Everything that is usually proven but boring works except what we know.
"Dr. Lewis, a dentist for more than three decades, said this is unlikely to cause oral damage.
"I can understand that there is no possibility of damage, because there is really not much in the oil, but whether the amount of Flushing changes the bacterial load or changes the flora in the mouth to achieve better results or worse is unknown and unlikely to have any research, he said.
"There is no evidence that it works, so it cannot be recommended to be an appropriate part of oral hygiene measures, and of course it should not be routinely brushed twice a day, one day at a time.
"Sesame seeds, sunflower seeds or coconut oil are most commonly used, and sometimes they are seasoned with ginger powder to enhance their efficacy.
It is reported that other oils such as olive oil and flax seed oil taste too bad to be eaten for a long time.
Hipokradi may say "all diseases start with the mouth," but an American doctor believes the disease does start with the mouth.
A book was published in 2008 naturalist and nutritionist Bruce FARF.
The pull oil "has a very strong cleaning and therapeutic effect not only on the mouth and sinus, but also on the whole body," said FAFU ".
Not only can it treat bad tone, bleeding gums, tooth decay and toothache, he said.
"Simply improving the health of your teeth and gums can cure many chronic diseases.
Brushing your teeth, using floss and mouthwash does not solve the problem.
"The effective way is to pull out the oil therapy," his book says . ".
"This is one of the most powerful and effective ways to detoxify and treat natural drugs.
"Although very powerful, oil traction therapy is completely safe and simple for a child.
Oil-Pulling Therapy guarantees you fresher breathing, healthier gums, whiter teeth, and helps protect you from many chronic health problems.
"Health blog Kobi Kenzo recently MindBodyGreen, health blog, wroteon.
"This old practice is to wash my mouth with oil every morning, or even three times a day, and has completely stripped my body off," she wrote . ".
"I have been cheering for nearly a year, and my teeth are impeccable;
My teeth are white and shiny and my gums are healthier pink.
This is just the beginning.
"Pulling oil can also speed up your metabolism and wake you up in the morning.
Coffee what coffee if your wine bottle has been soaked in your cup too many times the night before, the pulling effect is very good and can clear the vague morning fog.
"Dr. Lewis said he would not adopt this approach soon.
"If it makes your boat float.
If they feel better from it . . . . . . I don't see any advantage.
"I'm not quite sure how whitening teeth will work, but if people feel better after whitening…," he said . . . . . . . ".
"I can't think of anything worse than washing with sunflower oil for 20 minutes. Yuck!
20 minutes is a long time and I'm not sure how many people can follow.
You have to be very focused.