Bad Breath Causes

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Author: Ray

Bad breath is caused by the bacteria which is present in everyone's mouth.  The bacteria produces sulphur, a foul smelling compound.  People are often unaware of their own bad breath because they are constantly inhaling the odor and become desensatized to it.  Imagine leaving your home for a while on vacation.  When you return home you immediately notice the smell of your house.  If you could step away from your bad breath for a time, you would really notice upon coming back.

If you are suffering from bad breath it is likely that you have an excess of bacteria in your mouth.  Increased levels of bacteria can be caused by dry mouth often resulting from medications. There are other causes of bad breath that can be mitigated with the use of existing bad breath remedies. 

Of course, brushing, flossing and rinsing is vital.  If you are not doing this, YOU WILL SUFFER FROM BAD BREATH.  

guest commented on 19 Jun 2010, 07:21:09
I had faecal breath odour for YEARS. Talked to many doctors who took my money then show me the door....I finally had a friend who suffers too, send me a eBook he bought 5 or 6 months ago he ask me how his breath smelt and didn’t smell a thing. He said the eBook amongst much else had him stop eating dairy food/ soft drinks and coffee/tea. So I’m like reading it and doing all the stuff it says to do. Thinking this has to be bull. But after a few days my tongue started turning red and felt nice. I worked up the courage to ask a friend how my breath smelt and he’s like I don’t smell anything. Now I’m thinking all those years of humiliation and I could have solved it ffs! There’s a site about it called OralTech Labs. When I read the site I felt sorry for the guy as he clearly had a real tough time with his bad breath, which pretty much ruined his school years. At lest he found a way to beat his bad breath and is letting others know how. Post this everywhere you can to help people!! Thanks R.J

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