Article: Control and eliminate chronic bad breath

Fletcher, Ron
Miami Times
09-09-2003
Have you frequently have a bad taste in you and found yourself using either
breath mints, mouth-washes, chewing gum, or internal breath fresheners or
people would step back from you when you are talking to them avoiding
direct contact with you?

Halitosis, commonly known as bad breath comes from bacteria that live on
the tongue and under our gums. The bacteria decomposes to produce a
pungent, foul odor.

Halitosis can develop from those foods or substances which often cause bad
breath: garlic, raw onions, cabbage, horse radish, eggs, broccoli, Brussels
sprouts, fish, red meat, peppers, cigarettes, alcohol and coffee, but bad
breath can occur even if your diet does ...

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