It is indeed a fact that scraping the tongue is one of the easiest methods to promote oral health. But today, this is often overlooked. The most interesting aspect is that the scraping of the tongue is a pure ancient Ayurvedic practice that has been followed for over 5,000 years. Ideally, this involves removing the build-up that naturally forms on the tongue overnight. Now, on the other hand, if this build-up is left uncleaned, it can lead to bad breath, dull taste, and even affect digestion. Interestingly, starting the day with tongue scraping can help clear this build-up, leaving the mouth feeling cleaner all day long. At Urban Veda, we strongly believe that wellness begins with mindful morning rituals. And this is why we have carefully designed our Copper Tongue Scraper. Crafted from 100% pure, naturally antibacterial copper, our Ayurvedic Copper Tongue Scraper helps clear and decongest the tongue, freshen breath, enhance taste sensations, and eliminate toxins!
“Regular tongue scraping significantly reduces the bacteria that cause bad breath (halitosis) compared to just brushing the teeth.”
- Journal of Periodontology, 2004
The Ancient Morning Ritual with Modern-Day Benefits
Commonly, today, oral hygiene is often connected to simple brushing and flossing. However, Ayurveda encourages going beyond that. Our body works every day to eliminate toxins through different channels. Interestingly, the tongue is the very first channel that helps in the elimination of toxins. These toxins include the overnight bacteria, food residue, and more that accumulate on the tongue's surface.
If these toxins are left uncleaned, they can be reabsorbed by the body, which can potentially burden your digestive system and immunity over time. This is where the tongue scraper can help! It removes this buildup and helps to decongest the tongue, freshen your breath, enhance taste sensations, and more. It is truly a powerful step that leads towards a healthier mouth!
1. Bad Breath That Lingers
Almost a majority of the population today has bad breath, especially in the mornings. Now, for some, this breath can linger throughout the day even after brushing. This is because the toothbrush cannot take off the toxin build-up. And, without removing this coating, the mouth never truly feels clean, while the breath rarely stays fresh for long.
Key Solution:
Our Ayurvedic Copper Tongue Scraper is crafted from 100% pure copper, which is naturally antibacterial and is ideal for reducing bacterial buildup on the tongue. Use it daily to clear the coating and freshen your breath from the inside out.
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2. Weakened Digestion and Bloating
Not many are aware of the fact that digestive discomfort starts in the mouth! Now, this is because a thick layer of toxins (also known as Ama in Ayurveda) sits on your tongue. Furthermore, this thick layer buildup can lead to bloating, irregular appetite, weakened digestion, and other irregularities in the body. This is where scraping your tongue every morning becomes very important. It not only helps remove the toxic buildup but also helps the body’s natural cleansing process!
Key Feature:
Our Ayurvedic Copper Tongue Scraper becomes an important part of your morning ritual that aligns with your body's natural cleansing process. The best part is that it not only supports a healthier mouth but also leads to better gut health and overall wellbeing at all times.
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3. Dull Taste Sensations
When your tongue is coated with the toxic build-up, it can lead to the blocking of your taste buds. That being said, this blockage of taste buds makes it harder to detect flavours or even aromas. This, in turn, may also lead to a loss of appetite. In line with ancient Ayurveda, it is wisely said that the ability to fully taste is not just about pleasure; it is an important part of digestion too. This is because your taste buds generally stimulate your salivary glands, which, in turn, play a key role in how we break down and absorb all the nutrients of the food we eat.
Key Feature:
Our Ayurvedic Copper Tongue Scraper not only detoxifies but also revives the tongue’s sensitivity, which helps restore clarity to taste buds without any damage.
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Our Ayurvedic Copper Tongue Scraper isn’t just a tool that removes toxic buildup. It is indeed a daily invitation to slow down, detoxify, and reconnect with your body. Curated beautifully under Ayurvedic wisdom, the copper tongue scraper offers a simple yet effective way to boost immunity, improve your oral hygiene, and support deeper overall wellbeing. When used each morning on an empty stomach, it helps clear toxins, refresh your breath, and awaken your digestive system while setting the tone for a healthier day ahead. With just a few gentle strokes, you are not only cleansing your mouth but also honouring an Ayurvedic ritual that has been practised for over 5,000 years. Start your day with clarity, freshness, and balance, all naturally with Urban Veda.
FAQs
After each use, rinse the scraper thoroughly under warm running water to remove any residue. Pat it dry with a clean towel before storing it in a dry place. Avoid leaving it in a damp environment, as moisture can cause natural tarnishing of copper.
Copper is naturally antibacterial, and it helps get rid of the bacteria on the tongue. At Urban Veda, our Ayurvedic tongue scraper is handcrafted from 100% pure, naturally antibacterial copper, a material that is highly regarded for its detoxifying properties in Ayurveda. This durable cleaner for the tongue helps clear and decongest the tongue, freshen your breath, and also eliminates toxins, leading to better overall well-being.
For best results, use the scraper first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Hold both ends of the scraper and gently place the curved edge of the scraper at the back of your tongue. With light pressure, pull it forward towards the tip of your tongue. You can then rinse the scraper under running water and repeat 4–6 times or until your tongue feels clean. Follow with brushing and rinsing as part of your morning oral care ritual.
