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- The Canker Sore/Toothpaste
Connection
- Eating Apples May Save Your
Memory
Can Toothpaste Cause Canker
Sores?
Research suggests that products
containing sodium lauryl sulfate ("SLS"), a foaming agent in toothpastes
and mouthwashes, may increase the recurrence rate of canker sores. SLS
dries oral tissues, making them vulnerable to irritants. Read more
here.
An Apple a Day Keeps Your
Memory.
Consuming apple juice may
protect against cell damage that contributes to age-related memory loss,
concluded researchers from the University of Massachusetts. The study
suggests that eating and drinking apples and apple juice, in conjunction
with a balanced diet, can protect the brain from the effects of oxidative
stress - and that one should eat such antioxidant-rich foods. It is
believed that this effect is due to the apple's naturally high level of
antioxidants.
Letter to the
Editor
Dear Quantum
Health
I just can't get over how Canker
Cover has changed my life. After trying every product on the
market I figured nothing would come about to actually
HEAL canker sores.
I was in shock after 5 minutes of
getting the product. I opened the box, read the quick
directions and applied the patch. The canker sore was in the back of my
mouth beneath my wisdom tooth. I figured this was about the oddest
place and this patch will never stay there. After dealing with
products that have a film and come off with minimal talking I was
worried.
I placed Canker Cover on the sore
and after one minute I started talking and actually had food
about 30 minutes later with NO PROBLEMS AT
ALL!! Now it has been about 15
hours and the patch has dissolved and the canker sore is almost gone.
What I like even more is that it is
VERY affordable..words can simply not express how I feel...If you get
canker sores you will know exactly what I mean after trying this
product.
Canker Cover user for life,
Nick J, Denver,
CO
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