torsdag 29 oktober 2009

Siwak: Preventive Medicine for your teeth


One of the best ways to protect their teeth, it is siwak, mentioned in several sayings of Prophet Muhammad (saws) Siwak, it wicks used to rub inside the mouth, and they get their name from the Arabic word "yudlik", which can be roughly translated to "massage"
(ie, massage the inside of the mouth). That means more than "tooth brush."
The best type of siwak is it coming from araak trees. The siwak of the Prophet (saws) was from the tree. The siwak is a natural twig fortified with natural minerals that help clean teeth, other inhibitors that prevent gums from bleeding, cleaning agents that kill microbes and germs and a scent that gives breath a naturally fresh smell.
The siwak is an ideal, natural brush that have been more than any artificial toothpaste could ever have. Like a toothbrush, the wicks siwak clean between your teeth and do not break under any amount of pressure, but they are flexible and strong. The small wicks bend to the right shape to get plaque and leftover food out between your teeth while avoiding any damage to the gums.
The Prophet (saws) taught us more than 1400 years ago to use the siwak to clean our teeth and mouth and give it a nice scent.
Anas quoted the Prophet (saws) as saying:
"When the angel Gabriel would visit me, he would advise me to use siwak".
The remains of food found between the teeth an excellent environment for the festive ringing of millions of bacteria, which can lead to painful and bloody gum disease and cysts.
At worst, there may be inflammation of the jawbone. Bacteria also produce damaging enzymes that eat away the calcium in teeth, causing holes. In severe cases, the bacteria produce gases that emit nasty stench from his mouth. Recent studies have found that siwak has natural minerals that kill microbes and germs and remove plaque.
The Prophet (saws) used to rub it siwak over his tongue, teeth and gums.
Abu Musa al-Ash'ari said:
"I visited the Prophet, peace be upon his memory, and siwak was at the edge of his tongue."
Chemical degradation of A Siwak Siwak has 19 beneficial ingredients in it. Most important among these are: "Antibacterial acidic inhibitors that fight decay and diarrhea. They are natural disinfectants and can be used to stop bleeding.
They disinfect the gums and teeth and close any microscopic cuts that may have existed in the gums. On first use, siwak will taste harsh, and maybe even burn because of a mustard-like substance contained in it, but it is the ingredient that fights decay in the mouth and kills germs.
"Minerals such as sodium, potassium, sodium and calcium oxides. They clean teeth. For example, the American Dental Association considers sodium bicarbonate as a preferred ingredient in toothpastes. "Natural History scented oils that taste and smell good, give the mouth a nice smell. They make up about 1% of siwak.
"Enzymes that prevent accumulation of plaque that causes gum disease. Plaques are also 1 cause of premature loss of teeth.
Anti-decay and anti-germ ingredients that act as a penicillin type of reducing the amount of bacteria in the mouth, which means cleaner teeth and cleaner air to breathe through your mouth.
Some researchers have found that tooth decay is rapid when a dry brush is used, and that only his toothbrush mitigates damages. So siwak should be dampened before use. If there is no alternative, one's saliva is enough to dampen the stick.
Siwak also has chemicals that cause your mouth to produce extra saliva, which is the mouth of environmentally responsible and cleaning mechanism.

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