I'm not sure there is, because that NCT is happening in your tissues. The HOCl is altering the taurine that's inside your white blood cells in the extracellular fluid in the gum tissue. And now that NCT is off and running. It's doing all the kinds of beneficial physiological effects bringing about speedy healing. 

 

I don't really think we can impede it because HOCl is the trigger. It starts it all down that path. I think that may vary with individuals. They may find a benefit from not eating or putting anything in their mouths for a while after that rinse.

 

But I see HOCl working really fast, doing its good thing, and then leaving a trail of good consequences that happen inside the tissues, inside the gum, inside, say, a periodontal lesion that's working its way into bone. That NCT is off doing the good things that can bring about healing.

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