BAD BREATH: (MUUN KI BUDBOO)
Let’s face it, bad breath is embarrassing. The
good news is that for the most part—with
proper dental care—bad breath, also called
halitosis, can be avoided. Maintaining good oral
health is essential to reducing bad breath, as
bacteria that builds up on the back of your
tongue or in between your teeth is the main
culprit. Bad breath can be caused by foods,
smoking, dry mouth, medical conditions, gum
disease and sinus conditions. No wonder dental
hygiene is such big business.
Bad breath can have disastrous consequences
on your confidence and love life (in fact often on
your social life as well). However, the following
quick fix home remedies can help you get rid of
this problem-
Brush your tongue
Most people overlook their tongue.Your tongue
is covered with little hair-like projections, which
under a microscope look like a forest of
mushrooms. Under the caps of the 'mushrooms,'
there's room to harbor plaque and some of the
things we eat. That causes bad breath."
His advice? While brushing, gently sweep the
top of your tongue, too, so that you don't leave
food and bacteria behind to breed bad breath.
Eat your parsley
Parsley adds more than green to your lunch
plate; it's also a breath-saver, because it
contains chlorophyll, a known breath
deodorizer. So pick up that sprig garnishing your
plate and chew it thoroughly. Or toss a few
handfuls (even add some watercress to the mix)
in a juicer. Sip the juice anytime you need to
refresh your breath.
Herbal Mouth-Wash
*****************
Vinegar - 1 tbsp
Warm water- 1 cup
Honey - 2 tbsps
Cloves (laung)(Powdered) - 1/2 tsp
Method - Mix together all above ingredients and
use as a mouth wash.
TIPS:
****
• Chew a stick of clove after every meal
• Mix a teaspoon of lemon juice in lukewarm
water and gargle with it after every meal
• Chew mint leaves after your meals
• Chewing cardamom seeds can also help in
getting rid of bad breath
• Make yogurt a part of daily diet
• Apples also help in getting rid of bad breath by
killing the foul odor producing bacteria in the
mouth
• Drink lots of water, as a dry mouth often
causes bad breath
• Snack on crunchy fruits and vegetables such
as apples, celery, carrots or jicama. Crunchy
foods can help remove food, bacteria and
plaque from teeth.
• Use herbs to freshen your breath. Chew on a
small sprig of fresh rosemary, parsley,
spearmint, for up to a minute.
• Avoid mouthwashes with alcohol. Alcohol can
dry out the mouth, which contributes to bad
breath.
• Get help managing stress. Many people have
bad breath that doesn't have a clearly
identifiable cause. One small preliminary study
found that in healthy young men with good oral
hygiene and general health, stress increased the
production of volatile sulfur compounds in the
mouth.
Apart from these remedies it is absolutely
essential to adopt good dental care habits, such
as brushing your teeth before going to bed;
rinsing your mouth after every meal and keeping
your tongue clean etc. However, if nothing
works please consult your doctor, as chronic
bad breath could also be the result of infections
in the throat, mouth or stomach.
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Let’s face it, bad breath is embarrassing. The
good news is that for the most part—with
proper dental care—bad breath, also called
halitosis, can be avoided. Maintaining good oral
health is essential to reducing bad breath, as
bacteria that builds up on the back of your
tongue or in between your teeth is the main
culprit. Bad breath can be caused by foods,
smoking, dry mouth, medical conditions, gum
disease and sinus conditions. No wonder dental
hygiene is such big business.
Bad breath can have disastrous consequences
on your confidence and love life (in fact often on
your social life as well). However, the following
quick fix home remedies can help you get rid of
this problem-
Brush your tongue
Most people overlook their tongue.Your tongue
is covered with little hair-like projections, which
under a microscope look like a forest of
mushrooms. Under the caps of the 'mushrooms,'
there's room to harbor plaque and some of the
things we eat. That causes bad breath."
His advice? While brushing, gently sweep the
top of your tongue, too, so that you don't leave
food and bacteria behind to breed bad breath.
Eat your parsley
Parsley adds more than green to your lunch
plate; it's also a breath-saver, because it
contains chlorophyll, a known breath
deodorizer. So pick up that sprig garnishing your
plate and chew it thoroughly. Or toss a few
handfuls (even add some watercress to the mix)
in a juicer. Sip the juice anytime you need to
refresh your breath.
Herbal Mouth-Wash
*****************
Vinegar - 1 tbsp
Warm water- 1 cup
Honey - 2 tbsps
Cloves (laung)(Powdered) - 1/2 tsp
Method - Mix together all above ingredients and
use as a mouth wash.
TIPS:
****
• Chew a stick of clove after every meal
• Mix a teaspoon of lemon juice in lukewarm
water and gargle with it after every meal
• Chew mint leaves after your meals
• Chewing cardamom seeds can also help in
getting rid of bad breath
• Make yogurt a part of daily diet
• Apples also help in getting rid of bad breath by
killing the foul odor producing bacteria in the
mouth
• Drink lots of water, as a dry mouth often
causes bad breath
• Snack on crunchy fruits and vegetables such
as apples, celery, carrots or jicama. Crunchy
foods can help remove food, bacteria and
plaque from teeth.
• Use herbs to freshen your breath. Chew on a
small sprig of fresh rosemary, parsley,
spearmint, for up to a minute.
• Avoid mouthwashes with alcohol. Alcohol can
dry out the mouth, which contributes to bad
breath.
• Get help managing stress. Many people have
bad breath that doesn't have a clearly
identifiable cause. One small preliminary study
found that in healthy young men with good oral
hygiene and general health, stress increased the
production of volatile sulfur compounds in the
mouth.
Apart from these remedies it is absolutely
essential to adopt good dental care habits, such
as brushing your teeth before going to bed;
rinsing your mouth after every meal and keeping
your tongue clean etc. However, if nothing
works please consult your doctor, as chronic
bad breath could also be the result of infections
in the throat, mouth or stomach.
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