Copper Tonque Cleaner Premium CopperVeda

PREMIUM Copper Tongue Cleaner for Daily Oral Hygiene

Manufacturer: COPPERVEDA, India

Weight: 30 g

The scraper is made of high-quality copper.

- Gently contacts the surface of the tongue without causing cuts or discomfort;

- Ergonomic anatomical shape allows thorough and painless cleaning of the tongue;

- Additional handles provide convenience and an attractive appearance;

- Easy to clean and disinfect;

- Durable, maintaining its original aesthetics and functionality.

Ayurveda, the ancient Indian science of healthy living, places great importance on tongue hygiene. Daily tongue cleaning, along with brushing your teeth, removes toxic deposits known as Ama.

According to Ayurveda, a clean tongue is the key to oral health. Food residues, bacterial plaque, accumulated toxins, and fungi that grow on the tongue can cause many oral problems and contribute to general health issues.

They create a favorable environment for microorganisms that lead to inflammatory oral conditions (such as cavities, periodontal disease, and stomatitis) and can negatively affect the body (stomach and intestines). In addition, as bacteria break down, they release volatile sulfur compounds that cause bad breath.

Modern oral hygiene specialists agree that the tongue should be cleaned daily when brushing your teeth.

Regular tongue cleaning helps to:

• Eliminate a large number of harmful microbes that cause various oral diseases (cavities, periodontal disease, stomatitis);

• Get rid of bad breath;

• Stimulate internal organs through massage of active points and receptors on the tongue, thereby improving overall well-being;

• Enhance taste sensations, which are dulled by tongue coating. This may reveal new nuances of flavor and can even help reduce overeating. According to Ayurveda, eating not only satisfies hunger but also nourishes the mind through taste. When taste perception is reduced, it may lead to overeating and excess weight.

Cleaning technique

Extend your tongue as far as possible and tense it, as if trying to reach your chin. Hold the tongue cleaner with both hands and gently clean the tongue from back to front in smooth motions. Do not press too hard to avoid injuring the taste buds. To prevent discomfort, try not to touch the very back of the tongue. Continue cleaning until no residue remains on the scraper.

The tongue should be cleaned twice a day, at the same time as brushing your teeth. It is especially important to clean your tongue in the evening before bedtime, as food residues on the tongue decompose quickly overnight. Once you see what remains on the scraper, it becomes clear why cleaning the tongue is just as important as brushing your teeth.