Copper Tongue Scraper

You can restore the health of your tongue, teeth, and mouth with a few quick scrapes while also safeguarding the interior organs that are directly impacted by tongue health.
A traditional Ayurvedic treatment for oral health, tongue scraping clears the mouth of germs and buildup that contribute to unhealthy oral ecology. The procedure to clean the tongue’s surface of bacteria, fungi, and dead skin cells is painless.

Tongue scraping is a quick and simple activity that benefits both your health and the ecology of your mouth. With the help of our Copper Tongue Scraper, you may turn your tongue into a bed of aroused taste buds that is free of toxins.

“The tongue is the mirror to all the organs of the body.”
∼ Deepak Chopra

Bad breath is eliminated, cavities are avoided, internal organ function is enhanced, and digestion is aided by tongue scraping. A quick, effective technique to enhance your sense of taste, keep track of your internal health, and get rid of periodontal plaque is to incorporate this practice into your regular oral care routine.

With copper magic wand in hand
Embrace the day and take a stand
Remove toxins in one fell swoop
By scraping away the gobblety-goop!

A wonderful wand for the purest mouth ever is our copper tongue scraper!

One of the body’s most frequently disregarded organs is the tongue. There are times when brushing, flossing, and even mouthwash are insufficient to get rid of dangerous bacteria or tongue buildup. You can restore the health of your tongue, teeth, and mouth with a few quick scrapes while also safeguarding the interior organs that are directly impacted by tongue health.

A traditional Ayurvedic treatment for oral health, tongue scraping clears the mouth of germs and buildup that contribute to unhealthy oral ecology. The procedure to clean the tongue’s surface of bacteria, fungi, and dead skin cells is painless.

The best friend of your taste buds is this copper tongue scraper! It eliminates the obnoxious film that builds up on the tongue and feeds bad breath. It also improves the sensitivity and operation of the taste buds. Each taste bud can get powerful flavor signals from food once it is allowed to operate at its peak, which may reduce the need for additional salt and sugar to provide flavor. According to Ayurvedic tradition, increased taste bud sensitivity aids in weight loss since it causes people to relish each mouthful of food and value its quality rather than quantity.

The immune system may benefit from tongue scraping as well. According to Ayurvedic tradition, each part of the tongue represents a different internal organ. Each of these organs is woken and regenerated by scraping the entire tongue, and this has a variety of positive effects on the body, including improved digestion and bowel motions.

Essential Copper

Copper has a long history of controlling bacteria, fungus, and other microorganisms since it is naturally anti-microbial. It has been used to keep algae from growing above and below deck on sailing ships. More recently, it was shown that copper works well against the staphylococcus virus, which is the source of MRSA.

According to Ayurvedic theory, copper is the metal that represents the Kapha dosha.

How to Scrape Your Tongue

1. For changes, check your tongue. Examine your tongue in the mirror before scraping. Take note of your tongue’s color and any accumulation or film’s texture. When you scrape your tongue, take a good look at it to keep an eye on its health
2. Scrape from front to rear. The bulk of germs that gather on the tongue prefer the warm, dark area near the rear. Scrape the tongue’s surface gently, moving from the rear to the front.
3. Between each scrape, rinse. To get rid of the buildup of residue, give the scraper a warm water rinse.
4.  Repeat seven to ten times. You might discover that a few short scrapes with the scraper work better than one large scrape to remove buildup.
5. Wash. After each usage, wash the Copper Tongue Scraper with soap and warm water. Every month, cleanse the scraper with one of these natural cleaners:

• 1 tablespoon baking soda to 1 tablespoon lemon juice. With your fingers or a dry cloth, rub the mixture onto your scraper. Rinse with water afterward.
• Pour salt over your tongue scraper after combining a few drops of vinegar or lemon juice. Before used, rinse with water and pat dry.
• Every time you brush your teeth, scrape your tongue with a copper tongue scraper for optimal effects. You may easily detect changes in your tongue by checking it twice a day for infections and imbalances, which frequently show up as a discolored, mucus-covered, or fuzzy-looking tongue.

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