Bad Breath Halitosis Forum

thank you for your answer.

yes, but the tongue jewelry of your patient didn't smell either, nor did the brackets of the other patient. and you wrote, that it affected the mouth-ecology and it turned normal again by removing those items .

so it sounds quite logical that the amalgam could affect ecology too?

so does it mean "neisseria" is associated with bb?

in my oral cavity neisseria spp. are above average. doctors told me, that it's not pathological and has nothing to do wt bb...

i also have a lot of green producing streptocokkus in my mouth/throat.

- your kids are not reacting (did they ever tell you, you stink?!)
- your dad tells you, you don't stink.
- your sister tells you, you don't sink (she's sneezing because of allergies).



please think logically about it.

maybe i would. although its really disgusting. but only if i knew it helped a hundred percent...

and i feel ashamed about it. because i'm a vegetarian normally.

so you ate your homemade cottage cheese and it helped you with your bb?

and normal yoghurt did not help/increase bb?

why would your dad not tell you the truth?

maybe you had bb, when you had the tooth-issue/tonsil. now it is probably gone, but it is still stuck in your head. could be possible.

PS: people rub their noses not always because of you.

this sounds very plausible... where can you get cysteine as a "normal" person?

those handy devices are not very reliable.

the halimeter is a comparably big machine, which is normally accessible at some specialized dentists. it measures vsc in parts per billion.

in contrary the small device has just a small scale (mostly of 4 points) and the outcome differs by how much air ...

btw, i read that dairy meals could enhance the tonsil stone problem.

please don't ever buy webbooks! they are trying to rip us all off!

but not everyone smells like cheese...

didn't they talk to you about your score?!?!

not at all.

after 12 hours not eating, drinking (!) and brushing it's surprisingly good!

as far as i'm informed:
> 75 ppb - can be detected with human nose
< 100 ppb - normal
> 150 to 5300 ppb - bad breath

but the obsessive observing other people's reactions (nose rubbing etc.) is one of the main symptoms of halitophobia. i read about it in some papers.

i'm not saying you are halitophobic. but i for myself am trying to get familiar to the thought that i probably am halitophobic. i was really seldom ...