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Awesome Oral Rinse For Bad Breath - How To Kill Bad Breath Fast And Easy With Proven Halitosis Mouthwash

One of the most important basic oral care to getting rid of bad breath is regular oral rinse with mouthwash. By rinsing your mouth, you will get rid of nasty bacteria that causes bad breath on the front and back of your tongue and also cleanses your tonsils which normal brushing cannot reach. In particular, people with bacteria-infested tonsils have horrible bad breath problem. Chronic bad breath or halitosis is a major problem in many countries and cultures and to treat this problem, we need to solve the root problem.

Many people have bad breath without even realizing it. Halitosis can cripple your likelihood of enjoying a healthy social life, finding a significant other, and even advancement in your career.

Oral rinse or mouthwash is my #1 bad breath fighting tool. Instead of rinsing with water after you brush and floss your teeth, you simply rinse with a oxygenating oral rinse ...
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June 23, 2009 6:45 Mouthwash - Oral Rinse comments (0)

My Love Partner Said I Have Bad Breath!

Right...it is really a nightmare to discover that your girlfriend or boyfriend has terrible bad breath, especially when you discovered it while kissing with him or her, worse still, a French Kiss! If this is the case, the bad breath will really do some damage to your romantic relationship with him or her...

Imagine your love partner wanted to express his or her love by giving you a kiss on your lips. While he or she is slowing moving towards you, looking at you with loving and seductive eyes, and while he or she is going to put a smack on your lips, you struggle to shove him or her away upon smelling the terrible bad breath. The consequence is that he or she will be hurt by your actions and you yourself will also feel sad to see your love partner hurt. Do you want this to happen? Of course ...
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June 19, 2009 12:20 Bad Breath Remedies comments (0)

How To Get Rid Of Bad Breath Completely?

Chronic bad breath or halitosis is a major problem for many people all around the world. In US alone, 50-80 millions people suffered from bad breath. Bad breath is a very embarrassing condition both for the sufferer and the people around the sufferer.

Many bad breath sufferers stay in denial of their condition for many years, even decades. They do not believe that they have terrible bad breath until strangers started giving them stares and their loved ones pointing out to them. Even so, many bad breath sufferers do not seek cure and treatment as they think that having bad breath is an insignificant thing. However, they will slowly realize that their bad breath can bring problems to their social interactions. Other people will start to avoid them and giving them disgusted stares. Bad breath sufferers will even suffer from discrimination from other people in their social circle.

A very unfortunate fact ...
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June 18, 2009 11:45 Bad Breath Remedies comments (0)

Post Nasal Drip and Nasal-Sinus Congestion Will Cause Bad Breath!

Learn How to Eliminate That Annoying 'Frog-in-the-Throat' Feeling, Why Your Over-the-Counter Anti Histamine Could Be Making The Problem Even Worse, and Why Post Nasal Drip Is Guaranteed To Affect Your Breath!

Scientifically, the anaerobic bacteria that cause bad breath love the amino acids cysteine and methionine, which are the building blocks of the proteins that are found in mucus, phlegm, and dairy foods. In fact, many people notice that when they drink too much milk or eat too much cheese they end up with more mucous/phlegm in their throat (see my article on Foods that may cause bad breath). This is a natural reaction for many people and unfortunately, ends up causing more bad breath and awful tastes.

If you still have your tonsils, you may be harboring a higher number of the bacteria which can lead to a very misunderstood phenomenon called tonsilloliths. They are tonsil stones produced by the conglomeration ...
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June 17, 2009 1:35 Post Nasal Drip comments (0)

How To Prevent Tonsil Stones (Those Nasty, Whitish/Yellow, Foul-Smelling, Lumps From Your Tonsils!)

Tonsil stones are very misdiagnosed and are more common than most people think. By knowing what they are, how they are caused, one can follow simple steps in order to prevent and remove tonsil stones without having surgery.

Tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, are caused by an accumulation of sulfur-producing bacteria and debris that become lodged in the tonsils. The debris, which can include mucous from post nasal drip, putrifies in the back of your throat and collects in the tonsil crypts (small pockets which appear on the surface of the tonsils).

Tonsil Stones and Tonsilloliths Can Be Prevented

Along with tonsil stones, when the debris combine with the volatile sulfur compounds produced by the anaerobic bacteria beneath the surface of your tongue, it can also create chronic Halitosis (and other bad breath and taste disorders).

Important: If you do not have your tonsils then you will not under most circumstances experience tonsil stones. However this does not mean ...
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June 17, 2009 1:15 Tonsil Stones comments (0)

Finally, A Breath Mint That Does What It Should!

Since I started the California Breath Clinics in 1994, I have never recommended or endorsed any kind of breath mint. Simply put, there was nothing that I ever found that was truly a breath freshener.

All the supposed breath candies that you're used to seeing in the stores (Altoids, Tic-Tacs, Certs, Ice Breakers, etc...) all commit some kind of fatal mistake in the documented science of creating fresh breath. You see, by now the academic halitosis community knows the causes of bad breath.... and we also know the exact conditions that create an oral environment in your mouth that is more likely to produce bad breath.

So wouldn't you think that a breath mint should contain ingredients that make this oral environment less likely to happen? At the very least, there shouldn't be anything in there would make that oral environment WORSE, right?

You can probably see what I'm getting at.... the top ...

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June 15, 2009 6:15 Breath Mint comments (0)

Not Another Breath Spray, Isn't Rinsing and Brushing Enough?

If you are like me, then you're probably thinking "Not another breath spray - isn't rinsing and brushing enough?"

It's a valid question......and one that I think I've tried to answer before, but I don't mind doing again.

Let me start by saying this - bad breath is the odor of the volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) that are created from the anaerobic bacteria that live in your mouth, between your teeth, beneath the surface of your tongue, in the back of your throat, and in your tonsils (if they exist).

Bad Breath Spray should go on the Back of the Tongue

Bad Breath Spray should go on the Back of the Tongue

See the picture to the left.... reaching your mouth, teeth, and front of your tongue in regions D, E, and F is simple - tens of thousands of you do it every day with our TheraBreath Oral Rinses and Toothpastes. But what about the production of odors farther back (Regions A, B, and C) - in the very back of your tongue, deep ...
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June 15, 2009 5:55 Breath Spray comments (0)

Bad Breath: The Truth

Bad breath is caused by anaerobic sulfur-producing bacteria which normally live within the surface of the tongue and in the throat. These bacteria are supposed to be there because they assist humans in digestion by breaking down proteins found in specific foods, mucous or phlegm, blood, and in diseased or "broken-down" oral tissue. Under certain conditions, these bacteria start to break down proteins at a very high rate. Proteins are made up of amino acids. Two of the amino acids (cysteine and methionine) are dense with sulfur.

Sinus Cavity

When these beneficial bacteria come into contact with these compounds, the odorous and lousy-tasting sulfur compounds are released from the back of the tongue and throat, as hydrogen sulfide, methyl mercaptan, and other odorous and bad tasting compounds. These problem compounds are often referred to as volatile sulfur compounds

Because my original degree is in bacteriology, let me explain a very important fact about ...
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June 15, 2009 5:00 What Is Bad Breath? comments (0)