KissMeGoodnight
eRomance Series:
My Breath Stinks:
How to Get Rid of Bad Breath...NOW!
( 15 pages )
Banish
the Breath Mints and Chewing Gum
Neither
of these commercial products are particularly helpful as
they only mask the problem and in fact could cause tooth
decay. Try some of our alternative recommendations:
Remember
the trick the Greeks used? Anise seed is
readily available and chewing on a few of them work just
as effectively today as they did several thousand years ago.
Fennel, cinnamon and cloves also work well. Try popping a
few into your mouth after meals to fight bad breath.
There
are many other natural replacements for commercial
mouthwash. Try adding a bit of baking soda to your
toothpaste. After all, not only is it used in cooking and
the laundry, we also use baking soda to absorb odor in the
refrigerator. It will work well to help eliminate bad breath.
Did
you ever wonder why parsley and mint are
often used as a garnish when dining out? Just like the Greeks,
remember the Romans. Chewing on parsley helps fight bad breath.
The
reason is the high content of chlorophyll. Chlorophyll very
quickly changes carbon dioxide into oxygen in the body. This
prepares the digestive tract to prevent gases and toxins
from backing up and by lubricating the tract and various
valves.
Boil
a mixture of myrrh resin, sage leaves and lavender flowers
in a small amount of water. Gargle three times a day as a
bad breath remedy.
Aloe
vera will cleanse the colon and prevent toxins that could
possibly back up in the digestive tract.
 
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