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I've been reading several halitosis articles and some are claiming that when we nose breathe strictly, that it bypasses our mouth completely. The reason I ask is because I get horrific reactions if I nose breathe but little to fuss over my mouth breathing.
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That's interesting; I hadn't thought about that. My bad smell seems to come only from my mouth, but I do notice a little bit even if I breathe out my nose, though.
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