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Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil

Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil

$9.95Price
Introducing Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil, a potent elixir crafted to provide relief from oral tooth pain while combating viruses, fungi, and bacteria. Formulated with a blend of Fractionated Coconut Oil and essential oils of Clove, Tea Tree, and Myrrh, this powerful remedy offers a holistic approach to oral health and wellness. Clove oil, revered for its analgesic properties, works to alleviate tooth pain and inflammation, offering soothing relief to those suffering from oral discomfort. Meanwhile, Tea Tree oil boasts antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial properties, helping to combat oral infections and promote a healthy mouth. Myrrh oil complements the blend with its potent antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, further enhancing the oil's ability to support oral hygiene. Whether used for oil pulling or topical application to affected areas, Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil provides a natural and effective solution for oral pain relief and overall oral wellness. Say goodbye to tooth pain and hello to a healthier, happier smile with Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil by your side.

  • Ingredients

    Fractionated Coconut Oil, Essential Oils of Clove, Tea Tree and Myrrh

    4 fl oz (120ml) 

  • How to use

    Oil pulling has been used for centuries to rid the body of toxins, yeast, bad breath, tonsil stones and more.

     

    HOW TO USE: put 1 teaspoon in mouth. Swish, swirl, push and pull it through your teeth for as long as you can, spit into trash can. Work your way up to 15 minutes.

     

     

  • Benefits and Uses

    Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil offers a range of benefits and versatile uses, making it an essential addition to your oral care routine. Here are the key benefits and ways to use Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil:

    Benefits:

    • Oral Tooth Pain Relief: Clove oil, known for its analgesic properties, provides effective relief from oral tooth pain, soothing discomfort associated with toothaches and gum sensitivity.

    • Antiviral Properties: Tea Tree oil exhibits potent antiviral properties, helping to combat oral viruses such as cold sores and herpes simplex virus, while supporting the body's immune response against viral infections.

    • Antifungal Benefits: Tea Tree oil also possesses antifungal properties, making Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil an effective remedy for oral fungal infections such as oral thrush or candidiasis.

    • Antibacterial Action: Both Clove and Tea Tree oils, along with Myrrh oil, offer antibacterial benefits, helping to eliminate harmful bacteria in the mouth, prevent plaque buildup, and support overall oral hygiene.

    Uses:

    • Oil Pulling: Swishing a tablespoon of Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil in the mouth for 10-15 minutes helps draw out toxins, bacteria, and impurities from the oral cavity, providing relief from tooth pain and promoting oral health.

    • Topical Application: Dilute Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil with a carrier oil and apply it topically to the affected tooth or gum area using a cotton swab or clean fingertip to alleviate oral pain and inflammation.

    • Gargle: Add a few drops of Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil to warm water and use it as a gargle to help soothe sore throat, combat oral infections, and freshen breath.

    • Dental Hygiene: Incorporate Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil into your daily dental hygiene routine by adding a drop to your toothpaste or mouthwash for added antibacterial and antifungal benefits.

    By incorporating Jaw Breaker Pulling Oil into your oral care regimen, you can experience the soothing relief of oral tooth pain, while also benefiting from its antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial properties, promoting overall oral health and well-being.

  • FDA Warning

    These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not to be taken as medical advise. These products are not intended to treat or cure any disease

     

    Consulting with your  healthcare professionals can provide guidance and advice on the safe use of herbal products based on individual health needs and circumstances.

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