Miswak is a stick taken from the roots of arak tree (slavadora persica). This tree is also called peelu and Arak in arabi. Miswak is used to brush the teeth. Besides spiritual benefits of miswak, it is good for maintenance of one's gums and teeth and it also refreshed
Supplier: Miswak sticks
Supplier: Miswak sticks
Supplier: Miswak sticks
Dear sir , My product is quite unique and innovative, my product named as flavored miskwak, it has six different flavors,mint , clove , olive , natural , lemon and cennomon. the freshness of mint makes it outstanding, the lemon taste satisfies the true desire of the costumers, clove flavor Provides nutrients for healthy bone and tooth development. The cinnamon flavor helps to fight with bacteria and plaque. The natural flavor strengthening the gums, preventing tooth decay and eliminating toothaches moreover the olive flavor miswak eliminate bad breath, improve sensitivity of tastebuds and promote cleaner teeth. its provide Antibacterial, Astringent, Detergent, Anti-inflammatory, Abrasive qualities, Significantly plaque inhibiting, Enhances salivation, Fights caries, very enjoyable for daily use, great for travelling, camping, festivals, our Miswak has a set of 19 active ingredients that actively promote stronger teeth, while also health. Its provide:- · AlkaloidsSalvadoran, have an antibacterial effect · Silicanatural abrasive, removes stains · Calcium, Chlorides, Fluoridesimportant for dental care. · Fluoride helps in re materializing the tooth structure. · Vitamin C
Dear sir , My product is quite unique and innovative, my product named as flavored miskwak, it has six different flavors,mint , clove , olive , natural , lemon and cennomon. the freshness of mint makes it outstanding, the lemon taste satisfies the true desire of the costumers, clove flavor Provides nutrients for healthy bone and tooth development. The cinnamon flavor helps to fight with bacteria and plaque. The natural flavor strengthening the gums, preventing tooth decay and eliminating toothaches moreover the olive flavor miswak eliminate bad breath, improve sensitivity of tastebuds and promote cleaner teeth. its provide Antibacterial, Astringent, Detergent, Anti-inflammatory, Abrasive qualities, Significantly plaque inhibiting, Enhances salivation, Fights caries, very enjoyable for daily use, great for travelling, camping, festivals, our Miswak has a set of 19 active ingredients that actively promote stronger teeth, while also health. Its provide:- · AlkaloidsSalvadoran, have an antibacterial effect · Silicanatural abrasive, removes stains · Calcium, Chlorides, Fluoridesimportant for dental care. · Fluoride helps in re materializing the tooth structure. · Vitamin C
Miswak Safaah Siwak is the root of a peelu tree (Salvadoran persica) known in Arabic as arak. Premium Packaging Forget About Your Toothbrush! Try Miswak A Miswak or Siwak is probably an alien thing to the western world. But, it’s a twig which a majority of people from Muslim countries use daily to brush their teeth. Although it might sound outdated to use twigs from trees for cleaning your teeth, studies conducted on the Miswak prove otherwise. Studies have inferred that Miswak is better than toothpaste for preventing gum disease. It is being known as chewing stick in the western world and is being looked upon as a form of alternative medicine. So, let’s analyze this wonder twig keeping documented scientific studies as proofs.
Although the 70 supposed benefits of Miswak range widely, the main one we are examining is its effect on oral health. So, let’s throw some light on scientific studies conducted on Miswak. The Wrigley Company made a study on Miswak which was published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. The study found that mints laced with Miswak extract were 20 times more effective in killing bacteria than ordinary mints. A small testimony to this fact is that after half an hour, the mints laced with Miswak extract killed about 60% of the bacteria where as the ordinary mints managed only 3.6% In the August issue of Journal of Periodontology (2008) appeared a study conducted by Swedish researchers on Miswak. The study apparently found that suspended Miswak pieces in a petridish (medium for culturing bacteria) were able to kill bacteria that cause periodontal disease with out being in physical contact with the bacteria. The researchers suggested that Miswak might be giving antibiotics as gases trying to explain this phenomenon. A study which compares toothbrushing and using Miswak (Miswak ing!) can be seen on Pubmed (U.S National Library for Medicine Service). The study concluded that Miswak was more effective than toothbrushing in reducing plaque and gingivitis provided it was used correctly. Similar studies found on the same website and elsewhere vouch for the effectiveness of Miswak over toothbrush. A study conducted by a group of dentists at King Saud University concluded that using Miswak was at least as good as tooth brushing, if not better. There have been plenty of published studies on Miswak and infact entire books published which study its oral and systemic benefits. Now, with all those studies chucked at you, you couldn’t help but wonder why it is so effective. This can be attributed to its strong antibacterial properties. Another important aspect to consider is that its bristles are parallel to the handle rather than perpendicular which means effective cleaning between the teeth. Now, that’s one natural toothbrush cum toothpaste cum floss.
Supplier: Miswak sticks
Supplier: Miswak sticks
