Bad Breath Halitosis Forum

Maybe one of our problems is refrigeration. God intended food to be fresh. Maybe the food has the same nutritional value seven days after it's made as long as its kept cold, but I don't know about that. Before refrigeration, people who didn't live in arctic environments made and picked all their foo...

you have to use your thumb to push and slide backwards along the sides of the roof of the mouth, too, not just down the center to the uvula. The festering snot and post nasal drip is accumulated all along the floor and the lower part of the sides of the back of the nasal cavity, so squeezing it out ...

I slept with the window open, because of my dust allergy, and woke up with WAY better breath. There wasn't a festering snot plug in the back of my nose dripping bacteria into my mouth and coating my tongue like normal. In Christ, Mike

I pushed up and backward on the roof of my mouth, sliding my thumb back toward the uvula, and pushing upward really far the whole way (after drinking plenty of fluid to loosen the snot and post nasal drip), and it's amazing how much junk came out. The back of the floor of my nose (what i was squeezi...

"His branches shall spread, and his beauty shall be as the olive tree, and his smell as Lebanon. They that dwell under his shadow shall return; they shall revive as the corn, and grow as the vine: the scent thereof shall be as the wine of Lebanon." --Hosea 14:6,7 This promise is given to I...

You have to be careful with plants/trees since they can be toxic, even when absorbed through mouth tissues like under the tongue, but quaking aspen fruit when it first sprouts, before it turns all white like cotton, if you chew it up and swish it around in your mouth (don't swallow it), it kills bad...

If you press upward and backward at the same time near the uvula in the back of the roof of the mouth, where it wraps around to become the floor of the nose, you can message with your thumb and dislodge accumulated post nasal drip plugs. Lots of bacteria fester in those and just sit near the back of...

I just read on www.foxnews.com/health that John's Hopkins has released a study that their review of European sublingual allergy drops shows that it's effective. It's not approved here in U.S. yet, but i've started putting dust under my tongue and my other allergens like Quaking Aspen pollen. Check w...

I'd gone off claritin for a long time because I thought it was reducing my salivary flow enough to cause bad breath from that. But now I'm back on it and it's making a significant difference in my breath by reducing the post nasal drip which was coating the back of my tongue and sides of my throat w...

When you use a sinus rinser like sinugator, after each nostril, blow about half or less of the salt and baking soda water out, and then strongly sniff and suck the rest down your throat to clean the accumulated snot from back there on the floor of the nasal cavity and back of nasopharynx. I got a lo...

Another interesting thing is to try wearing a quality dust mask, like from Fleet Farm, to see if it clears up your post nasal drip (without drying up your saliva like anti-histamines), allowing you to stop mouth breathing so much during the day, which leads to bad breath.

The news just reported a week ago that new energy efficient homes seal in indoor air pollution, and so people should open windows some during the day to exchange the air to get rid of dust mite urine and feces floating in the air, and mold spores and dander, etc. It's probably true for non-energy-ef...

if you combine benadryl (to stop post nasal drip) with brushing the top and sides of the tongue side-to-side and front-to-back way far back and part-way down the throat to the opening of the trachea, and brushing the roof of the mouth and back of the throat way far back behind the uvula and the side...

You have to brush way further back than you think, and develop a tolerance so you don't gag. Also way back on the roof of the mouth which becomes the back and sides of the throat. Especially if you have post nasal drip, probably. In Christ Who promises his children will one day smell like the cedars...