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HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!
From Makeup University and my family to yours we pray you have an amazing day together!

Now after you eat your turkey and cranberry sauce (Oceanspray jelly kind of course!) and have had some pie and coffee, you may need some Dr. Fresh Orazyme mouthwash! It can freshen your breath but also can help prevent dry mouth. Some diseases, radiation therapy or medications such as antidepressants, antihistamines, bronchodilators or acne medications plus stress and vitamin deficiencies can cause dry mouth!

Dry mouth symtoms include a dry sticking feelin in the mouth, difficulty chewing and swallowing, cracked lips or just a burning irritated feeling. No fun!

Try Orazyme which contains 7 natural oral enzymes in a patent pending bio-active delivery system. It's all natural formula is just good for your mouth health! Orazyme features MIM-Salzyme Metal Iron Management technology to help support the mouth's immune functions.

Just use twice a day for best results! Available at www.drymouthrelief.com and distributed by Los Angeles California based Dr. Fresh Inc. ( www.drfresh.com)

Enjoy and keep some hand for the continuing holiday merriment that culminates in a New Year's Day need for something fresh!

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Hey! It's Sunday, enjoy it! I know I am! Below are some gum chewing tips and hints... :) love ya!
With more than 1,000 varieties of gum manufactured and sold in the United States , it is not surprising that chewing gum is not only one of the oldest, but most popular activities among people of all ages. Without considering the advantages and disadvantages, many people have become so accustomed to the idea that they pop 10 to 20 pieces of gum per day says Wrigley’s! With all the buzz about finding the healthiest lifestyle, is it wise to chew gum at all? Board certified dentist Dr. Marc Liechtung offers some interesting facts below that just might burst your bubble.

The Good:


1.Studies at Wrigley have shown that chewing two pieces before and after each meal not only improves a person’s short and long term memory but can help speed up a person’s metabolism by 45%!


2.All chewing gum is sweetened with a chemical called Xylilto, which is made to leave your mouth with an “icy” feeling, but does not raise your blood sugar like other sweeteners do.


3.Statistics from The Journal of the American Dental Association illustrate that approximately 1 million people in the United States suffer from dry mouth syndrome and lack of proper oral health. Chewing as little as one piece of gum per day can stimulates saliva which in turn fights cavities, neutralizes plaque acids, and washes away food particles.


The Bad:4.Chewing Gum isn’t that much different from a rubber band: Both chewing gum and rubber bands are made out of the same product called chicle, which is sap from a sapodilla tree. Chicle does not dissolve which is what makes chewing gum last for so long.


5.According to the International Chewing Gum Association, the average person chews over 3000 sticks of gum year! Recent reports have found that excessive gum chewing can lead to a clicking or popping noise in the jaw and can easily aggravate jaw muscles.


The Ugly:

6.According to the International Chewing Gum Association, all sugar free gums contain the ingredient Sorbitol. Eating even three pieces of gum a day can lead to excessive amounts of Sorbitol in the system which can lead to severe abdominal pain, fructose mal absorption and in extreme cases colon cancer.


Dr. Liechtung is available to comment on any of the above mentioned statements as well as any topics related to oral health care and cosmetic dentistry.

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