There can be plenty of causes of bad breath. Have you met a person with a bad breath and had to quickly find an excuse to move away a bit? I can bet everybody came across once in their lives with someone with a nasty smell when they talked. And that has a cause. There can be certain medical conditions for that, but also diet and teeth care routine can contribute to it. Of course not everything can apply to you but if it's you who happens to have an unpleasant breath then you should investigate further. Diet What you put inside your body can affect greatly your breath, but may not necessarily be the only reason for a bad breath. There are certain good things to help with your breath and cleaning throat-that is everything that is green, especially parsley, lettuce, and peas. In addition anything that has not been cleaned or cooked thoroughly can lead to bad breath. How about garlic?-I hear you asking. Well, do you like kissing a garlicky partner? If no then it's not a good idea. However on the long run garlic is very beneficial to clearing the body and throat. Habits Brushing teeth (with electric brush) and flossing between your teeth every day is essential. You must remove any excess food particles. Digestion starts within the mouth so any leftover in the mouth starts to "rotten" and of course will leave a bad smell. In addition to brushing your teeth you must brush your tongue. In fact this should be a very important part of your routine as it is the tongue where bad bacteria grow. Conclusion As long as you don't have a medical condition you can simply improve your breath by diet and cleaning routine. If you don't see any improvement then you might be facing a chronic bad breath for which you should seek medical advice. http://www.squidoo.com/bad-breath-report
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