Healing Power of Nature

How Do You Neutralize Harmful Mouth Acids Naturally?

by Good Gums | Nov 22, 2021Nov 22, 2021 | General, Happy Teeth, Healing Disease, Healing Power of Nature

The majority of foods have some amount of acid in them, so it’s virtually impossible to enjoy your life, even if you eat a healthy balanced diet, without consuming at least some amount of acid. Some highly acidic foods, although not great for the teeth...

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“If you won’t eat your toothpaste, then don’t put it in your mouth!”

by Good Gums | Nov 11, 2021Nov 11, 2021 | Happy Teeth, Healing Power of Nature, Toxic Toothpaste

Strong words from the Good-Gums creator, Isabelle Dunkeson there! Isabelle Dunkeson, the creator of our herbal tooth and gum formula Good-Gums, is a huge advocate of natural health care, especially natural oral health care. We’ve written many many articles about all the harmful ingredients in...

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The Tooth Powder Saving Thousands of Dollars on Surgery

by Good Gums | Feb 06, 2021Feb 06, 2021 | Healing Power of Nature, Healthy Practise

We’re certainly not one for bragging, but we have been receiving such great feedback about our all-natural tooth powder that we couldn’t help but tell you about it. Here at Good-Gums, we are so passionate about our product, not just because it’s nature’s helping hand...

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What Did People Use Before Dental Floss?

by Good Gums | Jan 26, 2021Jan 26, 2021 | Healing Power of Nature, Healthy Practise

Since the dawn of time, humans have been pretty resourceful in the discovery of tools for self-care. Before modern toothbrushes were invented, humans would use “chewsticks” to clean their teeth, which were essentially twigs from a tree with a sharpened point at the end to...

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Is There A Best Time Of Day To Drink Water?

by Good Gums | Dec 20, 2020 | Healing Power of Nature

It goes without saying that water is absolutely crucial to our survival. Every single cell in our body needs water. So if you’re not drinking 8 glasses a day (2 liters), now would be a very good time to start. While not drinking enough water...

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5 Reasons To Drink Ginger Juice In The Morning

by Good Gums | Dec 09, 2020Dec 09, 2020 | Ayurveda, Healing Power of Nature, Immune System, Natural remedies

We’re quite surprised we haven’t already written a blog raving about the effects of ginger, because, well, it’s probably the longest standing member of the “superfoods” club above any other. We love this powerful plant because it has absolutely incredible health benefits, so much so...

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The 100% Natural Tooth Powder That’s Kind To Your Gums (and the planet!)

by Good Gums | Nov 12, 2020Nov 13, 2020 | Healing Disease, Healing Power of Nature, Natural Ingredients

You don’t need us to tell you how important it is to brush your teeth regularly. It’s been drilled into us since a young age that we must brush our teeth morning and night if we want to keep our pearly whites glistening, our gums...

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Why Is Celery So Good For Your Teeth & Gums?

by Good Gums | Oct 24, 2020Oct 24, 2020 | Healing Power of Nature, Natural Ingredients

This nutritious, dippable veggie is a dentist’s dream. Because of its crunchiness, celery forces you to chew more in order to eat it, which, in turn, produces more saliva. And we all know what more saliva production means, don’t we? Saliva acts as your own...

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Why French Grey Sea Salt is the Best Salt in the World!

by Good Gums | Sep 21, 2020Sep 21, 2020 | Healing Power of Nature

We’ve written many articles where we’ve raved about the benefits of salt for teeth and gums. In our article, “How Sea Salt Benefits Your Teeth and Gums”, we explain how sea salt can soothe inflammation and prevent reinfection, reduce bacteria, and fight bad breath. But...

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Natural Remedies to Help Fight Gingivitis

by Good Gums | Sep 14, 2020Sep 14, 2020 | Healing Power of Nature, Healthy Practise

Gingivitis is the most common type of gum disease with as many as 70 -90 percent of adults in the US experiencing it at some point in their lives. It’s pretty rare in young children, but gingivitis can often develop during puberty or early adulthood,...

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