Heff's Remarkable Mints

Mike and Toby dropping in to remind you to follow Dr. Heff's where our content has moved to, don’t miss out!

It takes 62 muscles to frown, but only 26 muscles to smile - so make your Monday easier by turning that frown upside down 🙃🙂⁠
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Reminder that our content will shortly be moving over to our brand new page in the coming weeks, so please give Dr. Heff's a follow if you'd like to keep up with us! ⁠

Dr. Heff's is moving to a new page!
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We've got plenty of new things in the works - new content, new products, new advice, and you'll find all of this over at Dr. Heff's🦷⁠
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For all our followers, new and old, we thank you so much for your support and would love to see you over there. ⁠
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Happy Friday from team Heff 💚🦷

We've got an exciting weekend ahead of content filming, so keep your eyes peeled for lots of new things coming! What are you doing over the weekend, let us know below ⬇️

With only 4 key ingredients in Dr Heff's mints, green tea makes up one quarter, but why would we choose to add green tea into breath mints? 🍃 Swipe to find out!

If you'd like to find out more about the other ingredients in our remarkable mints, simply head to our website: https://uk.drheffs.com/

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Happy Sunday! Ending a great week with a great testimonial for Dr Heff's 💚⁠
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If you're ready to try mints that not only keep your breath fresh but look after your dental health too, head to the link below to find out more and buy!

https://linktr.ee/drheffsmints ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

A good nights sleep isn't just for feeling refreshed—it's crucial for both your overall AND oral health 🦷 Studies show that a lack of sleep can lead to gum disease, reduced salivary flow, and other oral health issues. So, tonight, let's prioritize those Zzz's for a healthier smile and a happier you!

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To learn about sleep and its effects on your oral health, just head to our blog to read more.

With all the marathon buzz around, how does exercise affect our oral health and vice versa? ⁠
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We all know that regular exercise improves our overall health, but it actually contributes to improved oral health too. Exercise has a positive effect on the digestive system which then improves your body's ability to absorb essential nutrients and vitamins, ultimately leading to a boosted immune system and a healthier mouth. ⁠
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⁠Not only this, but good oral health can also help to improve physical performance, with oral bacteria converting foods into nitrite - increasing blood flow and improving your endurance! ⁠
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JaeGrills and Dr. Heff's Remarkable Mints come together in their hometown for the this weekend! Stylish, handcrafted, health conscious, and local - Booth 32

Dr. Heff's is scientifically proven to create the ideal conditions for your oral microbiome to thrive! We are a sugar-free dental supplement invented by dentists and loved by patients! Read about us and our research on our website www.drheffs.com

Did you know that your oral microbiome contributes significantly to the outcome of your exercise routine?

Here's how it works:

Human beings consume nitrates from food, like spinach and arugula, or produce them naturally and internally during physical activity. Nitrates act as nutrients for oral bacteria. Then, oral bacteria convert nitrates into nitrite, which your stomach and blood vessels use to increase blood flow to the muscles and reduce blood pressure. Crucial for the physical endurance performance of all athletes, from couch potato to 5k or Olympic level! Wishing you health, speed, and endurance at every stage in your physical journey!

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Watch Dr. Heff's new interview about and
There were nearly 50,000 views last time we checked, and loads of great questions have flooded our inbox. Let us know your thoughts!

Q&A with Dr. Michael Heffernan: A Deep-Dive on Xylitol Xylitol can positively affect oral health in an incredible way. Let's talk about how to use xylitol at home throughout the day to improve overall oral health...

Dr. Heff's blog post: Night Snacking and Night Eating Syndrome

Night snacking can be an indicator of a treatable condition called Night Eating Syndrome. Visit our site for information and help.