Primal Life Organics has gone to the races!
I am super excited to announce that Primal Life Organics is an Official Digital Partner with Formula 1 Williams Racing! Our PLO Pit Crew went to Miami last week and hosted a Williams Racing Fan Activation Pop-Up Store.
It seems like it would be so normal to turn on your kitchen faucet to get a glass of water. After all, you bathe in it, brush your teeth with it, and use it to make your coffee, right? Unfortunately, getting a glass of water from your kitchen faucet is like pouring a cocktail of chemicals. Lead, arsenic, the “forever chemicals” known as PFAS and many other substances are often found in drinking water at potentially unsafe levels.
So, you've heard all the latest and greatest about clay-based products and think you're ready to hop aboard the natural clay toothpaste train? Or perhaps you're just looking for more information on clay in toothpaste and aren't sure if it's genius or weird?
In any case, this article aims to answer any questions you may have about switching to a clay-based toothpaste or clay-based tooth powder.
Clays are naturally occurring, mineral-based materials with many interesting properties that make them useful for everything from construction to medicine.
Clays have been used for medicinal purposes throughout history, ranging from an early form of nutritional supplements to more recently being used to help shield from nuclear radiation.
Over the last several years, there has been a renewed interest in clay-based products as more research has reaffirmed and expanded our understanding of the usefulness and safety of clays for health and wellness.
