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A movement is emerging online to shun store-bought toothpaste over a conspiracy theory that small colored markings on the end of tubes signify whether the product was made with natural or chemical ...

The video has been viewed 7.3 million times - but dentists and toothpaste manufacturers have spoken out to quickly debunk the theory. One dentist took to TikTk to address the myth, confirming: "In ...

The theory, which was discussed on the podcast “Incomeparent,” revolves around the concept that the colors found on different toothpaste tubes contain clues about the ingredients hiding within.

A conspiracy is circulating online that the coloured markings on the back of toothpaste tubes symbolise whether the product was made with natural or chemical ingredients.

Other natural ingredients, Casellini adds, will provide surface-level protection to the tooth but won't penetrate the structure in the same way as fluoride-based toothpaste to prevent tooth decay ...

A movement is emerging online to shun store-bought toothpaste over a conspiracy theory that small colored markings on the end of tubes signify whether the product was made with natural or chemical ...

A conspiracy is circulating online that the coloured markings on the back of toothpaste tubes symbolise whether the product was made with natural or chemical ingredients.

A conspiracy is circulating online that the coloured markings on the back of toothpaste tubes symbolise whether the product was made with natural or chemical ingredients.