Tooth Paste Contains - Magnesium Chloride, Colloidal Silver and freshwater finely ground fossil shell fish, called Diatomaceous Earth.
The Silver kills bad bacteria and the Magnesium help your body absorb calcium (very important around your teeth) and the DIatomaceous Earth is an abrasive which helps remove plaque from the teeth.
It comes in a 250ml or 500ml bottle, transfer to a small bowl, shaking vigorously beforehand, as the Diatomaceous Earth will settle at the bottom. In the small bowl that you will put your toothbrush in, you can stir it about and get as much of the Diatomaceous Earth onto your brush as you like, you would probably only do this every few days depending on the whiteness required.
Magnesium Chloride (Netherlands) - This comes from a prehistoric ocean bed 2000m below surface, a totally pristine and unpolluted source of magnesium chloride. To note it is more often then not a lack of magnesium not the lack of calcium that causes weak bones because the body needs magnesium to be able to absorb calcium.
Colloidal Silver (Au) - Silver has many antibacterial properties and because of these properties it is used in many medical dental products and procedures.
Diatomaceous Earth or Fossil powder (Au) – Made from freshwater fossilised microscopic shell fish then ground to a fine white powder of less than 300 µm and then sterilised at a high enough temperature and for a long enough duration to achieve the sterilisation process without altering the crystalline structure of the fossils. It is already used in some toothpaste for 2 main properties 1st – it is high in silica and calcium and other trace minerals and the 2nd is that it has a mild abrasive action which whitens the teeth i.e. aids in cleaning. Click to hide.