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I have only just noticed this reply. Thanks for answering.aydinmur wrote:1- Fructose is monosacaride, I have never seen fructose malabsorption. Do you mean lactose ?halitosisux wrote:Dr. Aydinmur, could you please tell us if you know whether fructose malabsorption can in any way lead to bad breath?
Could you also please tell us whether you believe that clear odourless post nasal drip can be a sole cause of bad breath?
Have you ever cured anyone of their bad breath by managing to reduce or eliminate their PND?
Thank you.
2- Yes post nasal secretion may be transparent when it is first secreted. It contains proteins and easy degrades
3- Yes but they were usualy child.
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Yes I meant fructose malabsorption. From the information I've managed to understand about this, it can cause issues in the intestines which could possibly lead to halitosis via the bloodborne pathways.
I am sure my type of PND leads to an increased level of bacterial activity on the back of my tongue. I'm sure this is something which has always applied to me, and battling with bacteria and dental issues are only things I can do to help control and reduce this. Maybe it's just a type of mucus I have which is thicker than normal or containing more protein than normal. Maybe it's something to do with some other part of my body, causing a general increase in mucus production all over, as some kind of immune defense.
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Look at my old mesages, or search in the forum.girlie girl wrote:Can you explain what you mean about type 1 and if you take zinc? How and what kind of zinc?
You should know your halitosis disappeared with the same way that you know you have halitosis.How do you know that your bad breath is resolved, besides asking someone...cause people never tell the truth. I live in America...where would I find this zinc? Thanks for all your help!!!! :-)
Breath odor is Type 4 halitosis. comes from alveolar air meanwhile it is blood borne. This is not my job. Mostly internal medicine will resolve the problem.jamesmcavoy wrote: how do you treat 'breath odour' type halitosis
coz its very imp and somehow related to type 1 case .elaborate
Although, principally, If exhaled gases are sulfurous, then liver may be suspected.
Nitrogen based gases -> H pylori, or failure of protein metabolism,
H2, CH4 -> intestinal problems, malabsorbsion (disaccharide, or gluten alergies), bacterial overgrowth, konstipation, illiocheckal valve leakage in terminal illeum, colon diseases etc.
Organic gases -> in such cases, the patient have another big problem like asthma, cardiac insufficient, schizophrenia, sleep apne, cancer, diabetes, etc. He already well knows his diseases exist.
There are some combinations between them. Also there are interactions on sensors of gas detector between gases exhaled.
You dont want to know everything, sooo long matter.
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When the liver is involved in this way, is the sulfurous gas always alveolar-released or can it involve other bloodborne pathways and get into the saliva/mucus and lead to Type-1 or 2 BB?aydinmur wrote: Although, principally, If exhaled gases are sulfurous, then liver may be suspected.
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halitosisux wrote: is the sulfurous gas always alveolar-released or can it involve other bloodborne pathways and get into the saliva/mucus and lead to Type-1 or 2 BB?
Yes alveolar gases are emitted with sweat, urine, feces, skin, also saliva
Did you know more than 3700 gases are exhaled in healthly persons.
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Do you have the expertise to be able to distinguish whether these sulfurous gases are due to liver "dysfunction" or whether they are from excessive bacterial activity elsewhere such as that which typically occurs on the tongue dorsum in Type-1 BB?
I know you have ways of manipulating the bacterial activity on the tongue, with zinc for example, but how do you know that such manipulation isn't merely affecting the odourous chemicals present there in some cases due, for example, to liver dysfunction?
Sorry if this is a painful question to try to explain, but it's quite fundamental if we're all barking up the wrong tree battling with the bacteria in our mouth when the sulfurous gases are instead being created elsewhere in the body and finding their way into the mouth.
whenever i dont sleep well my bad breath gets from bad to worse.
i have bad breath for more than 6 years, my breath smells badly to everyone except me.
I have visited many doctors but they cannot find the cause of my problem
i think some of the things that triggers my bad smell is sleeping disorder, stress, headache etc.
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Yes.halitosisux wrote:Do you have the expertise to be able to distinguish whether these sulfurous gases are due to liver "dysfunction" or whether they are from excessive bacterial activity elsewhere such as that which typically occurs on the tongue dorsum in Type-1 BB?
Im trying to separate 3 of odor sources (mouth-nose-breath).
Yes but nobody can exactly diagnose bad liver functions with analyse breath.I know you have ways of manipulating the bacterial activity on the tongue, with zinc for example, but how do you know that such manipulation isn't merely affecting the odourous chemicals present there in some cases due, for example, to liver dysfunction?
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I can clearly remember a friend many years ago having pure rotten egg breath. His skin was always very slightly jaundiced. He was scrupulously clean and never had any other odours. I remember him saying he had some liver problems, but he never elaborated further than that and I never asked any further questions. I never mentioned his bad breath, and I don't think anyone else did either. I don't think he had any idea that he had halitosis.
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I bought mine on ebay from a chemical company, find it on ebay type in ZnC12, and the companies that sell it will come upaydinmur wrote:jamesmcavoy wrote:Dr . murat , i am asking this 2nd time .
Where to buy ZnCl2 ?? do we need a liscence or something to buy it ? i went to a nearby chemical shop and he straight away refused to give it to me . tell us how and where can we buy zinc chloride ???
Im the last person who can be asked this question .How can I know where you can buy ZnCl2. ?
Furthermore, I dont think to declare its formulation.
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