JIVA Mouthwash Oil * Ayurvedic cleansing ritual * 200 ml

Rinsing the mouth with oil, also known as "drawing out the oil" or" smearing the mouth", is a practice commonly used in Ayurveda, an ancient system of Indian medicine. It consists of take a small amount of vegetable oil in your mouthmost commonly sesame or coconut oil, and rotate it in your mouth for a certain period of time, usually 2 to 1o minutes. After that, spit out the oil and rinse your mouth with water.

This practice is called Kavala-Gandusha therapy in Ayurvedic books. Its purpose is to clean your mouth. Removal of toxins, bacteria and other harmful substances.

An additional goal is to strengthen the gums, relieve inflammation, reduce plaque, whiten teeth, prevent tooth decay, freshen the breath, and generally improve oral health.

As you can see, there are many advantages to this practice.

 

JIVA mouthwash oil was made in India

I've been looking for a mouthwash oil for a long time, which is suitable for this ritual. Jiva oil was produced in India. Contains natural ingredients that are good for your gums, mouth and teeth. It has an anti-inflammatory effect, accelerates the healing of small wounds, but also has an antibacterial effect that helps prevent tooth decay, tooth pain, gum sensitivity, and the elimination of bad breath.

 

Key Ingredients of JIVA Mouthwash Oil

Indian Sesame Seed Oil it is rich in nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It moisturizes and soothes the tissues of the mouth, helps strengthen teeth and gums, and supports the wound healing process.

Jasmine Leaf Extract it has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect, which helps fight bacteria and prevent inflammation in the mouth.

Catechu Acacia bark it has an anti-inflammatory and astringent effect. This can help relieve gum inflammation and promote wound healing.

Licorice Root Extract smooth has anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. This can help reduce inflammation and irritation in the mouth.

Peppermint Leaf Oil it is known for its refreshing aroma and cooling properties. Eliminates bad breath.

Clove Powder it has antiseptic and antibacterial properties. They can help fight bacteria in the mouth and reduce the risk of infection.


Cardamom Seed Powder it has a refreshing and antibacterial effect. This can help fight bad breath and maintain overall oral hygiene.

Ceylon Cinnamon Bark Powder it has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. This can help fight bacteria in the mouth and reduce inflammation.

Tea Tree Leaf Extract it is known for its antiseptic and antifungal properties. Helps cleanse the body of toxins.

 

Full composition of JIVA oil

Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil, Jasminium Officinale Leaf, Acacia Catechu Bark, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root, Mentha Spicata Leaf Oil, Syzygium Aromaticum Floral Bud, Elettaria Cardamomum Seed, Cinnamomum Zeylanicum Bark, Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Extract.

 

Benefits of regular mouthwash with JIVA Oil

* Strengthen teeth and gums
* Regular cleansing of the body of toxins accumulated in the mouth
* Antibacterial effect
* Anti-inflammatory effect
* Deeply cleanses the oral cavity
* Prevents bad breath
* Eliminates excessive bleeding
* Cleanses and promotes healing of small wounds after excessive brushing of teeth
* Has a beneficial effect on toothache and gum sensitivity

 

How to rinse your mouth with Jiva oil-step-by-step application?

• Before you start rinsing your mouth with oil, clear your mouth wash it thoroughly with warm water.
* Measure approximately 8-10 ml of oil and apply it in your mouth.
* Carefully move the oil in your mouth about 2-10 minutes. You can do rotational movements and shake it between your teeth. Make sure that the oil reaches all the nooks and crannies of your mouth.
* Attention! Do not swallow butter during rinsing. The oil can collect various impurities from the mouth, so it should be spat out after the process is complete.
* After spitting out the oil rinse your mouth with warm waterto remove any remaining oil.
* Finally, brush your teeth as usual with toothpaste and a brush.

It is recommended to use a mouthwash with JIVA oil once or twice a day, always before brushing your teeth. It is also important to observe the recommended amount of oil and mouthwash time.

During practice, you may start to sweat a little, which is a sign of the release of toxins from the body. You may also experience watery eyes and some nasal discharge, which also indicates the effectiveness of the ritual.

 

Who shouldn't use JIVA mouthwash oil?

The only contraindication to the use of Jiva oil is hypersensitivity to any of the components. For a complete list, see the earlier part of the description.