54 min
#82: Trina Felber - Oral Care For a Healthy Mouth Microbiome Growth Island
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- Health & Fitness
A healthy microbiome begins in your mouth.
You might be thinking “wait, doesn't the microbiome live in your gut?”
Well, the answer is the mouth microbiome is the second-largest after the gut, home to 20 billion microorganisms and 700+ different bacterial species. While bad bacteria cause tooth decay and gum disease, both modern dental “hygiene” (which has for decades been blasting our mouths with “germ-killing” toothpastes and mouthwashes) and our modern lifestyles (carb-and-sugar-heavy diets and stress) can decimate our mouth ecology. but what oral care products you use have a huge effect on your microbiome and your health in general. To shed some light on the topic Trina Felber has joined us in this episode of Growth Island.
Trina is the Creator and CEO of Primal Life Organics, An all-natural dental care company that focuses on oral health as the gateway to internal health. She believes that the antiseptic products we use in our mouths are doing more harm than good!
After more than 25 years as a registered nurse, Trina has transitioned into an oral health expert. She created natural products to biohack your dental health for stronger, cleaner, whiter teeth and improved overall health and is a sought-after oral wellness speaker. She is the author of the book “Beauty’s Dirty Secret” an international bestseller
In this episode we talk about:
👉 Too much sterilization is actually bad for you
👉 What are the dangerous ingredients in everyday oral care products to watch out for
👉 Traditional oral practices that are actually harming you
👉 The effectiveness of light therapy for your dental health
👉 The 3 pillars to great dental products
👉 And so much more!
If you are someone who is concerned about their dental health or just someone looking for best practices when it comes to oral hygiene then look no further, this episode has got you covered.
Keynotes:
1:30 Trina’s story into oral health
11:08 Too much sterilization is actually bad for dental health and what ingredients to watch out for in traditional products
23:20 Practices around oral care we have to rethink
31:20 How light therapy works inside the mouth
35:09 Trina’s 3 pillars to great oral products
48:35 Trina’s tip for a healthy life
53:20 Where you can find Trina Felber
Connect with Trina Felber
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/trina-felber/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinafelber/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrinaFelber
Resources
Primal Life: https://www.primallifeorganics.com/
Real White Teeth Whitener save 60% off: https://www.naturalteethwhiteners.com/order-form-3
Dental Detox Kit (save $30 or more): https://dentaldetoxbox.com/oraldetox
CONNECT WITH MADS MISIAK FRIIS
growthisland.io/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/madsmfriis/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/madsmf/
Find the episode at:
🖥️Website at Growth Island
🎧Your favorite podcast app under Growth Island
🎥Youtube under Growth Island
If you like today’s episode, then please subscribe and leave a review so more people can learn about the podcast
A healthy microbiome begins in your mouth.
You might be thinking “wait, doesn't the microbiome live in your gut?”
Well, the answer is the mouth microbiome is the second-largest after the gut, home to 20 billion microorganisms and 700+ different bacterial species. While bad bacteria cause tooth decay and gum disease, both modern dental “hygiene” (which has for decades been blasting our mouths with “germ-killing” toothpastes and mouthwashes) and our modern lifestyles (carb-and-sugar-heavy diets and stress) can decimate our mouth ecology. but what oral care products you use have a huge effect on your microbiome and your health in general. To shed some light on the topic Trina Felber has joined us in this episode of Growth Island.
Trina is the Creator and CEO of Primal Life Organics, An all-natural dental care company that focuses on oral health as the gateway to internal health. She believes that the antiseptic products we use in our mouths are doing more harm than good!
After more than 25 years as a registered nurse, Trina has transitioned into an oral health expert. She created natural products to biohack your dental health for stronger, cleaner, whiter teeth and improved overall health and is a sought-after oral wellness speaker. She is the author of the book “Beauty’s Dirty Secret” an international bestseller
In this episode we talk about:
👉 Too much sterilization is actually bad for you
👉 What are the dangerous ingredients in everyday oral care products to watch out for
👉 Traditional oral practices that are actually harming you
👉 The effectiveness of light therapy for your dental health
👉 The 3 pillars to great dental products
👉 And so much more!
If you are someone who is concerned about their dental health or just someone looking for best practices when it comes to oral hygiene then look no further, this episode has got you covered.
Keynotes:
1:30 Trina’s story into oral health
11:08 Too much sterilization is actually bad for dental health and what ingredients to watch out for in traditional products
23:20 Practices around oral care we have to rethink
31:20 How light therapy works inside the mouth
35:09 Trina’s 3 pillars to great oral products
48:35 Trina’s tip for a healthy life
53:20 Where you can find Trina Felber
Connect with Trina Felber
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/trina-felber/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinafelber/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrinaFelber
Resources
Primal Life: https://www.primallifeorganics.com/
Real White Teeth Whitener save 60% off: https://www.naturalteethwhiteners.com/order-form-3
Dental Detox Kit (save $30 or more): https://dentaldetoxbox.com/oraldetox
CONNECT WITH MADS MISIAK FRIIS
growthisland.io/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/madsmfriis/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/madsmf/
Find the episode at:
🖥️Website at Growth Island
🎧Your favorite podcast app under Growth Island
🎥Youtube under Growth Island
If you like today’s episode, then please subscribe and leave a review so more people can learn about the podcast
54 min