See How an Apple Can Get Rid of Your Canker Sores Naturally

Anyone who has ever had a canker sore knows how unpleasant that is. Although small, it causes a lot of pain and hinders our chewing.

How to alleviate the pain of canker sores? Almost everybody went through it once, right?

A canker sore is that bothersome wound in your mouth that, although small, causes a lot of pain and even hinders basic things, like talking, chewing, and eating certain foods. There are many reasons for developing it and different treatments.

Canker sores are small, white inflammations surrounded by a red area. They are non-contagious and happen mainly in the mucosa, like gums, cheeks, and tongue.

Due to the ulceration of the membrane covering the tissues, the nerve fibers get exposed and cause discomfort. Many people do mouthwashes with warm water and salt or even apply salt directly on the wound.

But does it actually lessens the pain of a canker sore?

To alleviate the discomfort and treat your canker sores without chemical medications, you can try some natural treatments.

Apples, for example, are great for oral hygiene since they are rich in quercetin, a natural flavonoid and antioxidant that has anti-inflammatory properties that inhibit inflammation.

But how do we use apples to fight canker sores? Watch the video to learn more!

If you suffer from canker sores, try it and share your experience with us.

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1:14 How to Treat Canker Sores Using Apples

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