Who seeks a cure for bad breath? About 30% of the
population feels they never suffer from bad breath, except
after eating a meal abundant in onions or garlic. Another
35% suffer from bad breath, but do not seek professional
help when over-the-counter products fail. Only 35% of the
population is so fed up with their bad breath problem that
they seek professional help for a cure.
What? Professional help? Aren't the only bad breath cures
available on the shelves of the local grocery store?
Mistakenly, that is what many people believe. When the
"fresh breath" toothpastes and "bacteria fighting"
mouthwashes fail many people give up and accept their bad
breath as a way of life. This can affect a person's
self-esteem and quality of life. The problem is that
halitosis creates embarrassment for those who suffer from
it, making it a condition people hide from, not openly
discuss. Many people who suffer from bad breath bury their
heads under the sand, throw in the towel, and suffer.
The first step is not to feel ashamed or embarrassed about
bad breath or halitosis and in doing so, you are opening up
yourself to communicating about your situation and finding
a cure. And you don't have to spend the money in seeking
professional help to find that cure. As more and more
people are demanding a cure that works, companies are
performing research to develop the products that deliver
the cure.
How to Cure Bad Breath?
Since bad breath is caused by excessive oral bacteria, to
cure bad breath you must use products that bring the
bacteria back to levels that don't cause bad breath. One
way to start the process is to cut off the food source from
these bacteria, eliminating factors that lead to bacterial
growth, and promote a healthy oral environment. A good
start is to lay off the high-protein diets, eliminate dry
mouth, cease smoking, stop drinking alcohol and reduce your
usage of oral products and foods with alcohol in them.
But most people swear by their high-protein diets, refuse
to stop smoking, and enjoy drinking in moderation. Also, if
you are diabetic, suffer from sinus problems or take
medications that cause dry mouth or bad breath, these
suggestions may be a mute point. Which brings us to the
question, without making any changes, how can a person cure
bad breath. This cannot be done with mouthwashes or mints.
These give your mouth a strong taste, which then leads you
to believe if your mouth tastes "medicated" or minty, then
your breath must smell good. More importantly, technology
and medical research on the causes of bad breath have made
breath mints and minty mouth washes archaic forms of bad
breath cures.
The problem goes back to embarrassment. Despite the new
information and product development, people are too
embarrassed about their bad breath to seek out new
solutions, which is probably why you are reading this
article online!
While searching for new products developed using the new
research that bacteria causes bad breath, we came across
Dr. Katz, who has helped more people in the nation cure
their bad breath. A reliable source, we thought, who uses
the following products on his patients who want to cure bad
breath.
1. AktivOxigen tablets were created based on research
performed by leading bacterial experts. By dissolving the
ActivOxigen tablets into water you are creating a safe wash
that you swallow at night to destroy bad breath on contact
and eliminate morning breath.
2. Millions of people suffer from sinus problems, a cause
of bad breath. Nasal-Sinus drops in conjunction with the
ActivOxigen tablets can cure the bad breath.
3. Did you know that Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) has been
proven to be linked to canker sores which also create bath
breath? SLS is found in toothpaste and mouthwash as the
ingredient that creates foaming. In our research we only
came across one group of oral products that claims to fight
bad breath and does not contain harmful SLS or Saccharin
and that is TheraBreath.
There you have it, the cure for bad breath. You can make
permanent changes in your diet and lifestyle for the
better, and/or adopt the latest solutions in oral care that
do not "cover up" but rather cure bad breath. Either way,
remember there is no shame in your condition and do not be
afraid to seek help.
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