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realsamrich
Samuel Rich ♡ :
is this what Ross used for his date
2026-09-21 21:48:45
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dtxnamajana
𝓖𝓲𝓻𝓵𝓦𝓲𝓽𝓱𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓝𝓸𝓼𝓮 :
My cart is already 13k
2026-09-26 21:15:36
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halseyboyl
Halsey💕 :
coming from someone not promoting it 😭 yes it does work BUT you need to be consistent. 2 weeks in and teeth have never looked whiter.
2026-09-21 05:55:13
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king1day
King1Day :
Just vibing to the song
2026-09-21 21:55:18
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vivsecretspam42
vivienneee 🐆 :
she ain’t lying, been using it for abt half a year and my teeth are insanely white now
2026-09-18 04:49:54
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terriadams94
Terri Adams :
I don’t promote products but I swear by this toothpaste!!!
2026-09-26 19:05:38
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avaamarriiee
A V A M A R I E :
I get so mad bc I have braces
2026-09-21 19:55:04
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tan_eggs
Tan Egg :
Hydrogen peroxide whitens teeth so yes this works
2026-09-22 00:44:34
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madidieee
maddie :
and how does it feel when you eat cold foods
2026-09-22 05:27:03
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1k.supernova
1k.supernova :
another thing TikTok has me adding to my cart
2026-09-22 08:00:14
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briannah.andersen
Briannah :
Does it work if you drink coffee?
2026-09-22 02:55:11
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hshdhshshshhshshsh
🪽 :
Um yeah it’s bc ur using a WHITENING toothpaste vs a normal one
2026-09-24 11:44:01
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asapmob007
Boleezy :
This song just makes feel like so
2026-09-30 17:06:28
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kelsijdq329
kelsi :
I have a filling on the front of one of my front teeth 😩 I’m assuming this won’t whiten it?
2026-09-21 13:56:28
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queenofthemancave
Allie :
I just started it and already can tell a difference!
2026-09-22 03:05:13
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itsgabbbbyyytou
Gabsss :) :
I’m so easily influenced
2026-09-29 01:31:40
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god.loves.you2492
God Loves You :
Jesus Christ truly loves you all and ik people say this a lot and Christians tend to be judgmental and force others but all I’m asking is that you give him a chance have a great day❤️❤️
2026-09-28 11:48:56
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ashlago1shop
Ashley Lago :
Is it good with sensitive teeth?
2026-09-22 04:27:16
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the_curious_anni_mu
The Curious Anni Mu 🇺🇸🇹🇼 :
Does it make your teeth sensitive?
2026-09-24 22:44:49
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quinboggle
The _Guy :
Japan 🫩 Japan, Japan ❤️🥰
2026-09-26 16:21:44
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gabrielleehredt
Gab :
Use this, but then follow up with a fluoride so you have some kind of seal on your teeth
2026-09-27 21:56:53
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marriiii2017
Cute Hobbies & More :
2026-09-21 21:36:36
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drippy_man_man
drama_ queen123456 :
give me that
2026-09-22 01:40:30
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Mexico is putting its agricultural heritage, native corn varieties, and food sovereignty at the center of a major debate over genetically modified (GM) crops and chemical herbicides. 🌽 A RETURN TO NATIVE CORN Mexico is the birthplace of corn, known locally as maíz, and is home to an extraordinary diversity of native maize varieties developed over thousands of years by Indigenous communities and traditional farmers. These varieties are deeply connected to Mexican culture, cuisine, biodiversity, and rural livelihoods. Replacing imported genetically modified corn with native or traditionally cultivated varieties could help strengthen local farming systems, preserve agricultural heritage, and support farmers who maintain traditional seeds. However, replacing millions of tonnes of imported corn would be a major challenge, requiring sufficient production, storage, affordable prices, and reliable supplies for livestock feed and food processing. 🌱 WHY GLYPHOSATE IS CONTROVERSIAL Glyphosate is a widely used herbicide designed to control weeds. Its use has generated international debate over potential health risks, environmental effects, and agricultural dependence on chemical weed control. Mexico has pursued restrictions on glyphosate and policies promoting alternatives. Supporters argue that reducing its use could encourage more sustainable farming practices, protect biodiversity, and reduce reliance on certain agricultural chemicals. Scientists and regulators, however, differ in their assessments of glyphosate’s risks, and its safety depends on factors including exposure and the regulatory framework. 🌿 PROTECTING BIODIVERSITY AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY Native corn varieties represent more than a crop: they are living genetic resources that may contain valuable traits for adapting to different climates, pests, and growing conditions. Protecting this diversity can help preserve traditional knowledge and give future generations more options for resilient agriculture. ⚖️ THE BIGGER PICTURE Mexico’s approach highlights a global question: how can countries balance food security, agricultural productivity, public health, environmental protection, and the preservation of traditional crops? The goal of reducing dependence on GM corn and glyphosate is significant, but the exact scale and implementation of any replacement plan should be distinguished from a confirmed, completed transition. 🌎 Should countries invest more in native crop varieties and sustainable farming instead of relying heavily on imported GM crops and chemical herbicides? #Mexico #NativeCorn #FoodSovereignty #Agriculture #samcloud33
Mexico is putting its agricultural heritage, native corn varieties, and food sovereignty at the center of a major debate over genetically modified (GM) crops and chemical herbicides. 🌽 A RETURN TO NATIVE CORN Mexico is the birthplace of corn, known locally as maíz, and is home to an extraordinary diversity of native maize varieties developed over thousands of years by Indigenous communities and traditional farmers. These varieties are deeply connected to Mexican culture, cuisine, biodiversity, and rural livelihoods. Replacing imported genetically modified corn with native or traditionally cultivated varieties could help strengthen local farming systems, preserve agricultural heritage, and support farmers who maintain traditional seeds. However, replacing millions of tonnes of imported corn would be a major challenge, requiring sufficient production, storage, affordable prices, and reliable supplies for livestock feed and food processing. 🌱 WHY GLYPHOSATE IS CONTROVERSIAL Glyphosate is a widely used herbicide designed to control weeds. Its use has generated international debate over potential health risks, environmental effects, and agricultural dependence on chemical weed control. Mexico has pursued restrictions on glyphosate and policies promoting alternatives. Supporters argue that reducing its use could encourage more sustainable farming practices, protect biodiversity, and reduce reliance on certain agricultural chemicals. Scientists and regulators, however, differ in their assessments of glyphosate’s risks, and its safety depends on factors including exposure and the regulatory framework. 🌿 PROTECTING BIODIVERSITY AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY Native corn varieties represent more than a crop: they are living genetic resources that may contain valuable traits for adapting to different climates, pests, and growing conditions. Protecting this diversity can help preserve traditional knowledge and give future generations more options for resilient agriculture. ⚖️ THE BIGGER PICTURE Mexico’s approach highlights a global question: how can countries balance food security, agricultural productivity, public health, environmental protection, and the preservation of traditional crops? The goal of reducing dependence on GM corn and glyphosate is significant, but the exact scale and implementation of any replacement plan should be distinguished from a confirmed, completed transition. 🌎 Should countries invest more in native crop varieties and sustainable farming instead of relying heavily on imported GM crops and chemical herbicides? #Mexico #NativeCorn #FoodSovereignty #Agriculture #samcloud33

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