rejuv for gums 50ml

Sesame oil (organic), acacia nilotica*, ficus religiosa*, wild Himalayan cherry*, cardamom extract (organic), banyan tree, acacia catechu*, lodh tree*, Indian madder*, eagle wood*, Indian gall-nut*, Indian gooseberry, gmelina arborea*, long-leaved pine*, spikenard*, stone flowers, sandalwood*, woodfordia fruticosa*, deodar*, licorice*, clove*, lotus seed, lemongrass, turmeric, nutgrass, nutmeg, cinnamon, camphor.

* Wild Harvested. 

REJUV™ for gums contains no alcohol, sugars or artificial preservatives.

DESCRIPTION

Rejuv for Gums helps nourish, strengthen and revitalize your gums with a powerful Ayurvedic blend of 24 soothing botanicals in an organic, black sesame oil base. It helps enhance the mouth’s good bacteria and fights the bad.

Modern research confirms the age-old oriental wisdom that sesame oil has an antimicrobial effect on subgingival plaque. It’s like magic in a bottle!

HOW TO USE

REJUV™ for gums is easy to use and comes in a glass bottle with a Euro dropper. Any of the following methods may be used:

option 1: Place a few drops on a clean finger and massage gums gently for 30–45 seconds. This allows oil to be absorbed by the gum tissue and has the added benefit of stimulating circulation. 

option 2: Swish 8-10 drops in mouth for 30–45 seconds. 

option 3: Use a clean finger (or cover finger with disposable protector) and massage gums gently with a few drops of oil. 

Use 3 - 5 x a day for best results.

TRIED AND TESTED

Due to over-brushing my teeth (and doing so far too rigorously) for far too many years my gums have paid the price by receding. Not much fun at all. A number of years ago my dentist recommended gum surgery, and so I decided it was time to start giving my gums extra TLC. This REJUV was part of my protocol (along with oil swishing, flossing with essential oils on the floss, and rinsing my mouth with Essential Oxygen) to help improve the condition of my gums. Fast forward a few months and .. ta da .. my dentist said I no longer needed the gum surgery. How amazing is that!