Also known as halitosis, bad breath can be embarrassing and socially awkward. Sometimes we can put it down to the effects of coffee or garlic, but other times it's from more serious problems. Our... Read more

Everyone will suffer from this at some points, particularly in the mornings when the flow of saliva in the mouth is reduced allowing bacteria to start to breakdown food residue and dead cells in... Read more

Bad breath is a turn off so learn how to manage it using all-natural approaches. In Ayurveda, the Indian Science of Life I learned about oral hygiene using 3 main tools. The first is a... Read more

Clove has antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic and antiviral properties. In Chinese Medicine cloves have pungent and warm properties and are associated with the Spleen, Stomach and Kidney... Read more

Bad Breath (Halitosis) can be a very disturbing condition and it affects a fair amount of people unfortunately. Although sometimes bad breath goes down to lifestyle choices such as smoking,... Read more

Eat more crunchy fruit and vegetables such as carrots, celery and apples. Raw fruit and vegetables can help scrape out the plaque buildups that are responsible for causing mild forms of bad breath.... Read more

If you have bad breath, drink or eat diary products. My hospitality teacher taught us this! Milk and Yogurt are the best ones. Read more

Everyone has experienced bad breath in their life and it can often be embarrassing. Tee tree oil is a natural cure for bad breath. A common cause of bad breath is an overgrowth of unwanted bacteria... Read more

Bad breath is often caused by remnants of food in the mouth decomposing with the assistance of your oral bacteria. Although there is good bacteria all over your body, sometimes it gets out of... Read more

All you have to do is chew on some fresh parsley to help reduce the bad breath Read more

Using lemons to help with bad breath is great as the acidic contents in lemons stops the growing of foul bacteria in your mouth. Bonus, lemons smell great, so your breath will too! Read more

Adding liquid chlorophyll to your drinking water not only helps with body odour and bad breath, but makes the water taste minty and more inviting! Read more

There are specialized tongue scrapers you can purchase, however a metal spoon can also work wonders. Simply place the spoon or scraper at the back of your tongue and gently glide if forward towards... Read more

Bad breath can be caused by residue from acid-forming foods that are left sticking to your moth. By using baking soda this can rebalance the high levels of acid that are in the mouth, leaving your... Read more

Bad breath or halitosis may be caused by a number of reasons including poor oral hygiene dental decay, periodontal (gum) disease, Ear nose and throat infections, stomach or digestive problems.... Read more

Well, you know what you are supposed to be doing, but you aren't doing it anyways... It's the holiday season: which means more cakes, muffins, sweet treats, holiday parties, booze galore will... Read more

Fighting bad breath isn't just about masking the smell but you should get to the root cause of why your breath smells. Read more

The best thing to help clear bacteria from the mouth, reduce bad breath and inflammation of the gums is to clean your tongue with a tongue scraper first thing in the morning. During the night,... Read more