How work saliva ( Lan )?
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Saliva works by breaking down foods with enzymes that prepare it for entry into the digestive tract and entry into the stomach. I think that's what you meant. Unless you mean - \nThey are in a band. They play live gigs and sell CDs that sell millions. Unless you mean - \nIt works by humiliating the person you spit on. \nMothers use it to rub anything off your face. \nPeople use it to make a envelope sticky.
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its due to salivary glands (beneath tongue) secreting saliva
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No. LOL\n\nThe idea is to chew your food THOROUGHLY, which only means that you break it down sufficiently enough to 1. mix the food with the saliva in your mouth, 2. mash it up to make swallowing and digestion easier -- but most of all\nChewing stimulates the production of saliva and saliva, while majorily water, also has needed proteins and other enzymes that help break down food compounds for further digestion and allows for proper nutrient absorption. :)\n\nBasically, digestion starts in your mouth so use your chompers well!
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Could possibly be blocked salivary glands.
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The only way that you can contract the AIDS virus is if you come into comtact with Blood, Urine, Semen, or vaginal fluids of an infected person. Saliva does not have the concentration that is high enough for you to get it from kissing on the mouth.
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Although researchers have found HIV in the saliva of infected people, there is no evidence that the virus is spread by contact with saliva. Laboratory studies reveal that saliva has natural properties that limit the power of HIV to infect, and the amount of virus in saliva appears to be very low. Research studies of people infected with HIV have found no evidence that the virus is spread to others through saliva by kissing. The lining of the mouth, however, can be infected by HIV, and instances of HIV transmission through oral intercourse have been reported. \n\nScientists have found no evidence that HIV is spread through sweat, tears, urine, or feces.
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I used ZRT labs (no prescription needed) to test salivary hormones for both myself and my husband. I am 48 and my husband is 60.  The salivary testing is not cheap, it cost us about $200 apiece.  The salivary tests took about a month for us to find out the results.  The lab tests indicated I was low in progesterone, but estrogen and testosterone was ok.  My husband was low in testosterone.  My husband subsequently had blood testing of the free testosterone, which also indicated a low reading.  He was put on a bio-identical gel Testim, and he feels so much better. Increased energy,libido, strength, and it seems his immune system is better.  I started with a bio-identical progesterone cream, Pro-Gest which is available over the counter (you can get it at vitacost.com for a reduced price). I also highly recommend Suzanne Somers book, Ageless, just out within the past couple of weeks.  I hope this helps you, maybe your hormones are out of sync, and once you find out which hormones you need, it will help with your depression. Of what I've read, the themes which keep repeating over and over are exercise at least 30 minutes a day, eat fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and organic produce and meat, avoid sugar, enriched flour, hydrogenated fats and high fructose corn syrup.  Also, take a good vitamin/mineral supplement, and supplement hormones which you are found to be low with bio-identical hormone creams/gels.  I think iacprx.com will tell you compounding pharmacies in your area. Good luck, I hope this helps you.  \nKathy D
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I'm going to guess it was Prevident 5000, a high concentration fluoride toothpaste.  The other toothpaste you could alternate with is Mentadent Replenshing White, as it restores calcium phosphate to the enamel, which is lost when there is less saliva. Maybe use the replenshing white toothpaste in the morning and the prevident 5000 at night.
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No. It has never been proved that HIV is transmitted through saliva. But theoretically if both of you have open wounds in your mouth then there is a distant chance (very very small %) of spreading the HIV infection. Mode of transmission of HIV is 1) Through sexual contact with HIV infected person.  2) From infected mother to fetus (baby in the uterus). 3) By receiving HIV infected blood or blood product transfusion - this route is now very rare because of modern laboratory tests to detect HIV in blood, before giving transfusion. 4) By sharing needles (drug addicts)and or accidental contaminated needle stick injury in a hospital.\n---- One more point---  HIV can not be transmitted through the bite of mosquitos---- We are lucky right!!??
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1. gargle with salty water.  Not nice, but sooths.\n2. gargle with water with a few drops of tea trea oil. don't swallow\n3. gargle with with with a few drops of tcp.  nasty, but also works.
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One of the main culprits is DRY MOUTH. My hubby has it. You can get it from not drinking enough water or like him it is a combo of not enought water and too much coffee. If you drink to much of another drink (soda, juice, tea, coffee etc) it washes the saliva away. When there is not enought siliva you get dry mouth syndrome.\n\nUse Biotene Mouthwash, floss and brush twice a day. Make sure you use this mouthwash regularly and hold it in you mouth for a full minute.\n\nIt works.
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no\n\n\nMono is spread through saliva and is often called "the kissing disease". Although it is not highly contagious by casual contact, avoid sharing food, dishes, glasses, or utensils. Regular hand washing should also be practiced. The virus has been shown to be present in saliva for up to one year. Most cases of infectious mono are without symptoms, with resultant permanent immunity.
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Heres the PDF of the paper that explains the process and the quantitation of how they get the number. \n\nIn this study, the temporal shape of voice-induced nitric oxide (NO) signals in exhaled air has been investigated in eight healthy individuals by means of laser magnetic resonance spectroscopy. The results of the experimental part have been compared with calculated signals obtained by using a simple one-compartment model of the paranasal sinuses. In the experimental part, a rapidly increasing NO concentration has been found when the subjects started humming. After reaching a maximum, the emission starts to decrease with the shape of an exponential decay and finally reaches a constant level. The time constant of this decay (NO washout) is 3.0 ± 1.2 s. The peak height of the NO emission during humming increases when the time between two humming processes increases. When no voice-induced NO emission takes place, the NO concentration in the paranasal sinuses rebuilds again to a maximum concentration. The typical time constant for the NO recovery is 4.5 ± 3.2 min. A three-compartment model defining exactly the geometry and anatomy of the paranasal sinuses has been developed that is based on three main assumptions of the NO dynamics: 1) constant NO production of the epithelium in the sinuses; 2) the rate of the chemical reaction of NO with the epithelium of the paranasal sinuses is proportional to the NO concentration; and 3) the emission of NO from the sinuses (volume/s) is proportional to the NO concentration. It is shown that the three-compartment model under the experimental conditions can be reduced to a one-compartment model, which describes the complete temporal behavior of the NO exchange. \n\nlaser magnetic resonance spectroscopy; nitric oxide emission; noninvasive measurement
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Hi, Padillo:\n\nSalivary amylase is a digestive enzyme with the purpose to help your body digest food (starches, in particular).  The enzyme exists in saliva.\n\nSaliva isn't produced by an organ, per se.  It's produced by the salivary glands which exist on either side of the mouth.\n\n"The parotid glands are located in front of the ears, the sublingual glands are located under the tongue, and the submandibular glands are located towards the back of the mandible, or lower jaw. Meanwhile, minor saliva glands sit throughout the lips, inner cheeks, and mouth and throat linings."
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Exchange of bodily fluids. Example blood and saliva
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None saliva breaks down starches with salivary amylase\nYou taste with your taste buds which are the little raised bumps on your tongue \nCheck out tase buds on wikipedia
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tongue brushing helps. as does flossing and regular brushing. also eat healthy and drink plenty of water.