Fighting against bad breath and looking for solutions? Good, read on...
All over the world, there are men and women who are very sensitive about their stinky breath and long for a cure.
If you have that scary feeling that your breath might be stinking up the office, don't ignore it. If you think your breath smells, it probably does. And if you get offered a mint or chewing gum before every meeting, you can pretty much bet on it.
Don't fret, there are lots of bad breath cures from simple home remedies to regular visits to the dentist.
Regular visits to the dentist to take care of your cavities and gum problems will help a lot. It's also a well known fact that gum disease can increase the risk of heart disease too, so you'll be doing more than fixing your bad breath, you might just save your life. You may not know, tooth decay and gum are a major cause of bad halitosis. Your mouth may stink because of these reasons. A quick visit will help see if this is the problem and keeping good oral hygiene is a very effective solution.
Daily (at least 2 times a day, 3 times if you eat a lot of sweets) teeth brushing is one of the best bad breath remedies.
Unfortunately there are also hundreds of medications which list bad breath as one of their side effects. Some of the medications are listed here.
Once you've ruled out serious illness, internal problems or cavities, then home remedies may provide the most effective solution for bad breath. Many household products help clear the stink that the mouth produces.
Pomegranate fruit peel can be effective. You need to take the skin and dry it out in the sun. Boil the dried peel and then use the water as a mouthwash. Or you can take the dried pomegranate peel and grind into a fine powder, mix with a little bit of water and gargle with this.
Eating fresh apples and guava can also provide temporary neutralization.
And it might sound obvious but if you have dry mouth bad breath, the make sure the mouth is keep moistened. Drink plenty of water to keep your mouth and body nicely hydrated.
Just be sure to do something about your bad breath before it gets worse and your social life begins to take a hit.
There is a natural way to cure bad breath in around 72 hours. Visit this website www.badbreathcuresnow.net for more details.
Bad breath control | fighting bad breath is possible
Why does this guy's breath smell so bad?
Maybe it's because he has a dry mouth. Dry mouth bad breath is an actual medical syndrome. It's far more common than you might think.
Dry mouth bad breath might be for simple reasons (e.g. sleeping with your mouth open all night, or drinking too many diuretics such as coffee), but it could be an indicator of serious medical conditions too.
One possible reason for your dry mouth bad breath might be due to a malfunctioning adenoid. And adenoid, according to the Britannica Encyclopedia is a mass of lymphoid tissue, similar to the tonsils, on the back wall of the nasal pharynx. If the adenoids become infected in childhood, their inflammation can obstruct nasal breathing and sinus drainage (promoting sinusitis) and block the eustachian tubes that connect to the middle ear (setting the stage for otitis). Surgical removal of enlarged or infected adenoids may be recommended.
Definitions of adenoid here.
It's good to remember that our sense of smell isn't completely subjective and accurate. So if you're worried about dry mouth bad breath or bad breath in general it's good to check in with your dentist. Visiting a dentist twice a year is recommended. Flossing is also an important part of your teeth cleaning routine, not just brushing your teeth.
PS Brushing your teeth might have other benefits too. Read this Daily Mail article which states latest studies which show cleaning your teeth twice a day might keep a heart attack at bay. More than 11,000 people's data were used in this latest study from the UK. Researchers have found that poor dental hygiene can lead to bleeding gums which lets in up to 700 (SEVEN HUNDRED, READ THAT AGAIN!) different types of bacteria enter the bloodstream which increases the risk of heart attack whether or not you're healthy, old, in the normal risk categories or not.
Read here for a proven way to fix bad breath.
Here's to your dental and overall general health.
Maybe it's because he has a dry mouth. Dry mouth bad breath is an actual medical syndrome. It's far more common than you might think.
Dry mouth bad breath might be for simple reasons (e.g. sleeping with your mouth open all night, or drinking too many diuretics such as coffee), but it could be an indicator of serious medical conditions too.
One possible reason for your dry mouth bad breath might be due to a malfunctioning adenoid. And adenoid, according to the Britannica Encyclopedia is a mass of lymphoid tissue, similar to the tonsils, on the back wall of the nasal pharynx. If the adenoids become infected in childhood, their inflammation can obstruct nasal breathing and sinus drainage (promoting sinusitis) and block the eustachian tubes that connect to the middle ear (setting the stage for otitis). Surgical removal of enlarged or infected adenoids may be recommended.
Definitions of adenoid here.
It's good to remember that our sense of smell isn't completely subjective and accurate. So if you're worried about dry mouth bad breath or bad breath in general it's good to check in with your dentist. Visiting a dentist twice a year is recommended. Flossing is also an important part of your teeth cleaning routine, not just brushing your teeth.
PS Brushing your teeth might have other benefits too. Read this Daily Mail article which states latest studies which show cleaning your teeth twice a day might keep a heart attack at bay. More than 11,000 people's data were used in this latest study from the UK. Researchers have found that poor dental hygiene can lead to bleeding gums which lets in up to 700 (SEVEN HUNDRED, READ THAT AGAIN!) different types of bacteria enter the bloodstream which increases the risk of heart attack whether or not you're healthy, old, in the normal risk categories or not.
Read here for a proven way to fix bad breath.
Here's to your dental and overall general health.
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