EM Pulamu Toothpaste

EM pulamu Toothpaste   Product Details: A set of four (each-150g) Manufacturer: Korea Kolmar Co., Ltd.   Ingredients: - EM(EM), Green tea extract, beta-carotene, xylitol, etc. (Natural substance)..    Features:   1. If you brush your teeth with EM pulamu Toothpaste, it will continue to provide   effective microorganisms in your mouth and retain a long-term effect.  2. By adding patent EM-oil, it has 4 times higher natural antioxidant than ordinary oils. (Patent No.10-072119 EM utilized cosmetic compositions and their production methods) 3. It reduces silica, an intensive abradant, that causes teeth damage to one tenth, and   instead, it has higher contents of kaolin than ordinary toothpaste.  4. xylitol  natural sweetener that tas tes similar to sugar. It has excellent refreshing   sensation and controls the growth of  S.Mutans, a bacteria that causes decayed teeth.   It also reduces the generation of acid in plaques (a bioflim of oral bacterial) to   prevent decayed teeth. 5.  (Green tea) Catechin, a key ingredient, has polyphenol which has various efficacy   including increasing immunity, antioxidant, killing streptococcus mutans, etc. It also   has deodorant property so that it is effective in removing bad breath   Definition of EM (1) EM is an abbreviation of Effective Microorganism that is created by combining and cultivating dozens of microbes existing in the natural world that are beneficial to humans.(2) EM mainly consists of yeast, lactobacillus and phototrophic bacteria and it can be said that the effects of EM stem from antioxidant power of fermentation product out of complicated coexistent relations. (3) The features and common characteristics of Effective Microorganism are antioxidants of low molecules or substances that have an efficacy to protect matters from being oxidized. A high level of anti-oxidization destroys toxin from harmful microbes and turns harmful microbes to be linked to EM to serve a beneficial role. (4) In addition, the feature of EM lies in the fact that it allows the coexistence of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria, saprogen and synthetic bacteria. It is inconceivable in terms of the existing  microbiology. How could microbes that cannot live without oxygen and those that cannot live with oxygen live in the same environment? The key to this puzzle is in antioxidant substances: as the substance permits these different microbes to produce food sources for each other. The same logic goes to saprogen and synthetic bacteria. (5) EM is a very important microbe that recovers ecosystem of microorganisms and at the same time, the revived microorganism’s ecosystem itself is EM. (6) EM in the narrow meaning refers to effective microorganism groups and to a commercialized product (EM liquid formulation) that contains phototrophic bacteria, yeast germ, lactobacillus, Actinomycetales, Filamentous bacteria, etc.