Auromère Toothpaste

Product Information

Herbal ingredients include Peelu, Neem and 24 other barks, roots, plants and flowers

The Kailas Perspective:

The genius of Ayurveda is so obvious when you try the Ayurvedic toothpastes available on the market. Originally toothpaste consisted of the dry, ground bark of healing plants, along with herbs. This was kept in dry form for storage and portability, and then moistened to form a paste. Nowadays, you can still get Ayurvedic tooth poweder - but because toothpaste is so popular, the traditional tooth powder has been packaged as a toothpaste. I still prefer the tooth powder, but the Auromère toothpaste is a wonderful way to get natural Ayurvedic dental care.

Ayurvedic Perspective:		Life-long Dental Care
Nourishes:		Teeth and Gums
Tonifies:		Teeth and Gums, Increases Circulation to the Gums
Cleanses:		Teeth, Gums, Tongue
Reduces:		Gum Disease, Bacteria, Toxins from the GI tract that collect in the mouth
Dosha Effects:		Balances Doshas

Observations:

Auromère is owned by a non-profit Integral Yoga community and run by residential members and volunteers as a part of their spiritual practice. Proceeds support the upkeep and activities of the community, and donations are regularly channeled to schools and other Integral Yoga organizations in the U.S. and India, including Auroville, the bio-sustainable “City of Human Unity” in southeastern India.

Source: auromere.com

"Almost all toothpastes contain mild abrasives for cleaning and polishing and detergents to make the toothpaste foam, as well as the near-universal ingredient, fluoride. Other ingredients include tartar-control agents, most often pyrophosphate; sensitivity reducers, such as potassium nitrate; triclosan to contol plaque; baking soda; binding agents; humectants to retain moisture; chemical teeth whiteners and preservatives."

Source: Sheela Rani Chunkath, Chennai Scrabble Club Website

Here is a classic observation: "I have to admit when I first squeezed out a bit of my Auromère toothpaste I was a bit alarmed at the brownish tint—I am used to aqua blues, teal greens with bleach white stripes or even red gels but this was a thick, brownish paste. Well that paste tasted amazing—fresh and minty and it worked wonders in my mouth."

Source blog: http://fitnnatural.blogspot.com/2010/02/auromere-toothpaste.html