Bad Breath, also called Halitosis (Halitosis is the medical term for �bad breath�) can be an extremely restrictive condition, also it affects millions of people. It restricts people from leading a normal life. Have you ever shied from a conversation as you knew you’d bad breath ? Or have you ever cut a conversation short as the person you spoke to had bad breath ? There wouldn’t be considered a person on earth who hasn’t. Bad breath is really a social turn-off.
And it doesn’t just restrict people within their social lives, it has far-reaching ramifications for People who deal face-to-face with customers. I mean, what chance does a Salesperson have if they have bad breath ? I bet they would have a better chance of closing a deal if they had fresh clean breath.
There exists a massive misconception about what really causes halitosis. Some definitions point towards poor oral hygiene, general neglect of one’s teeth, periodontal disease (gum disease), deeply furrowed tongue, sinus infection, tonsillitis, diet, drying of oral tissues, digestive problems, smoking, systemic diseases, lung or sinus infection, uremia, or cirrhosis of the liver, helminthiasis (intestinal parasitic infections), diabetes, kidney failure, sinusitis, tonsilloliths, gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD), trimethylaminuria (TMAU), hormone changes, and a wide selection of prescription drugs……..
You can find volumes and volumes of studies and reports on which causes halitosis, and what fixes halitosis, and you can find hundreds, if not a large number of so-called solutions for treating bad breath. Gum, Breath mints, breath strips and mouthwash are NOT the answer. They’re just section of a multibillion-dollar-a-year industry which give a very short ‘mask’ for the true cause. Did you know that most commercial mouthwashes contain more alcohol when compared to a six-pack of beer?, or did you know most commercial toothpastes contain a ‘soap’ that actually dries out your mouth?
But when it comes down to pure logic and basic sense, there is apparently just one single stand-out proponent of a bad-breath ‘fix’, and the data to support that is so simple to understand. Dr. Harold Katz proposes that bad breath (halitosis) is due to the result of (i) naturally occurring bacteria in the mouth area with (ii) certain proteins which are found in foods we consume, in addition to in mucus/phlegm, blood and broken-down oral tissues. And that’s it.
The bacteria that is found in our mouths is essential for the original stages of digesting the foods we consume. But sometimes ブレスマイルウォッシュ of these bacteria and certain proteins will result in the odorous sulfur compounds being within our mouths, and these compounds cause bad breath. Dr Katz calls these “volatile sulfur compounds” (VSC), and the ‘fix’ is fairly complex, but simultaneously it is simple. Everything you obviously need to do is stop the bacteria/protein mix from creating the odorous VSC. Just how this is done is by adding “oxygen” to the environment they live in (tongue/throat). With the addition of oxygen, the end result may be the formation of a “Sulfate”, without any odor or taste.
If this all sounds too scientific, then you need to read the FREE Bad Breath Bible. This ebook explains bad breath in simplistic terms, and demonstrates precisely how simple a negative breath solution can be. The perfect solution is can be as simple as changing from a soap-filled toothpaste that dries the mouth area out, to one that truly assists in converting odorous sulfur compounds into odor-free/taste-free sulfate. You brush your teeth everyday, so it’s not like you will have to change you habits to take pleasure from this bad breath solutio
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