Fygg Nitric Oxide Functional Toothpaste with Nano-Hydroxyapatite - Wild Mint

Description The daily toothpaste that works like a supplement for your whole body. Nitric oxide is one of the molecules behind circulation and oxygen delivery. Your body makes it from dietary nitrate, and the first step of that conversion doesn't happen in your gut. It happens in your mouth, performed by bacteria your own cells can't substitute for. Which is a problem, because getting enough leafy greens is hard, and most oral care routines actively work against the bacteria doing the converting.</p> +NO closes that gap. It delivers prebiotic nitrate directly to where those bacteria live, with a vitamin C co-factor to support conversion, while 2.1% NanoXIM hydroxyapatite rebuilds enamel. Two jobs, one brush, twice a day. INGREDIENTS Non-GMO Vegetable Glycerin (Viscosity Control) Non-GMO Xylitol (Oral Microbiome Support) Water (Hydration) Hydrated Silica (Thickening) Nano-Hydroxyapatite (Remineralization) Potassium Nitrate (Prebiotic Nitrate) Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (Vitamin C Co-factor) L-Arginine (Oral Microbiome Support) Monk Fruit Extract (Sweetener) Mint (Flavor) Potassium Sorbate (Stabilizer) The Science Nitric oxide starts in your mouth Two of the three conversion steps happen before you swallow. That's why what you brush with sits directly on top of the pathway. 01 Nitrate arrives Prebiotic nitrate lands on the tongue while you brush, with a vitamin C co-factor. It normally comes from leafy greens, and most people don't eat enough to keep the pathway supplied. 02 Bacteria convert it Species at the back of your tongue reduce nitrate to nitrite. Human cells cannot run this reaction, so the bacteria aren't optional. Antibacterial rinses and detergent pastes both reduce that population. 03 Your body finishes You swallow the nitrite in saliva and your body completes the conversion to nitric oxide, the molecule behind vascular tone and oxygen delivery. A capsule skips the first two stages entirely. Check out more Fygg products