There was a long thread on this on another list some months back. The
people who are soapmakers insist glycerin is a natural part of soap,
formed when the fats used are mixed with the lye. Thus only added
glycerin appears on soap labels, but they insist ALL soap contains
glycerin, because the process creates it.
Don't yell at me----LOL, I'm just repeating what soapmakers say.
sol
Raine wrote:
Either he said "glycerine-free soap", or I understood that from his
stance on glycerine in toothpaste. I found one bar soap at Trader Joes
that did not contain glycerine and that's what I use at night. In the
morning I brush with baking soda/sea salt. I always follow with a CS
rinse, swishing for as long as possible.
One or all of these has eliminated any gum infections completely.
-Raine
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