Stimulating The Flow of Saliva

To repeat the experiment after stimulating the flow of saliva by thinking of green mangoes or by putting salt on your tongue, you can follow these steps:

1. Start by thinking of green mangoes or putting salt on your tongue to stimulate the flow of saliva.

1. Once you have stimulated the flow of saliva, take a small sample of saliva from your mouth using a clean cotton swab or a small container.

1. Place the saliva sample in a clean, dry container and label it with the date and time.

1. Repeat steps 1-3 several times throughout the day, taking a new saliva sample each time you stimulate the flow of saliva.

1. At the end of the day, compare the pH levels of each saliva sample using pH paper or a pH meter.

1. Record your results, noting any differences in pH levels between the different samples.

1. Repeat the experiment for several days, alternating between thinking of green mangoes and putting salt on your tongue to stimulate the flow of saliva.

1. At the end of the experiment, compare the results from all the days, looking for any patterns or trends in the pH levels of your saliva.

By repeating the experiment in this way, you can gather more data and gain a better understanding of how different stimuli affect the pH levels of your saliva. You can also use this experiment as a starting point for further research, such as investigating the effects of other stimuli on saliva pH levels or exploring the potential applications of saliva pH testing in medical or dental fields.