Curing Bad Breath In 3 Days Is Not Only Possible – It’s EASY If You Just Know How

 

Chronic bad breath isn’t just a minor irritation because if unchecked, it can literally wreak havoc upon your life in a number of ways, including:

• Lower Income Potential: Think oral hygiene doesn’t affect your chances at promotion and higher income—think again!
• Difficulty Attracting/Keeping Mate: Have you ever noticed someone who appeared to be attracted to you from a distance but upon having one conversation—they suddenly seem to lose interest?
• Signal of a Much Larger Medical Problem: Although common stereotypes assume bad breath is caused by poor oral hygiene or diet, halitosis can actually be a symptom of a larger medical problem like diabetes, infection, or dehydration.

On any given day, nearly 8 out of 10 Americans have bad breath.  For some, the condition is only temporary caused by diet, dehydration, or some illness temporarily straining your immune system.  However, millions of people suffer from chronic halitosis caused by one primary problem:

Bacteria, specifically:  anaerobic bacteria.

Your mouth is filled with two basic types of bacteria:

Anaerobic bacteria:  This is the “bad bacteria” that thrives in low oxygen environments and responsible for the “bad breath” smell we all hate.

Aerobic bacteria:  This is the “good bacteria” that thrives in oxygen rich environments and help control the anaerobic bacteria populations.

Anaerobic bacteria literally cause bad breath for millions of us because of their “by-products”—you heard me!  Yes, anaerobic bacteria consume tiny food particles found in the mouth and their by-products produce sulfur compounds responsible for bad breath.

Your own saliva is oxygen-rich and is one of the best natural weapons your body has in the fight against anaerobic bacteria and the halitosis they cause.  Unfortunately, many of us suffer from chronic bad breath because of the very products we use to fight it!

Here are some of the common ingredients found in many OTC bad breath remedies on the market today:

• Oxychlorine
• Chlorine Dioxide
• Zinc Compounds
• Alcohol or other similar antiseptics

The good news—these ingredients/products will certainly kill bacteria in your mouth—both the good AND the bad bacteria!  Unfortunately, they will swiftly return because these synthesized ingredients tend to cause one major side effect:  Xerostemia, also known as “dry mouth”.

When your mouth is dry, the bad bacteria can breed faster than the good bacteria and this ultimately leads to bad breath.

For millions of us, bad breath cures is as simple as learning how to control levels of anaerobic bacteria with products that don’t cause dehydration.  In many cases, simple alterations to diet can also make a dramatic difference in the fight against chronic halitosis.  While there are many causes of bad breath, chronic halitosis is typically caused by anerobic bacteria which can be controlled with proper diet and all-natural methods.