Toothpaste Truths
Sodium lauryl sulfate, a common foaming agent in toothpaste, offers no real cleaning benefits and is often misleadingly marketed as natural. The absence of foam in all-natural toothpaste can create a psychological barrier to feeling clean, leading many to prefer traditional options. Additionally, polyethylene glycol, a thickening agent found in many brands, has unsettling connections to antifreeze, raising questions about what we put in our mouths.In this clip
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672: Toothpaste | Skeptical Sunday
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