Bad Breath Halitosis Forum

Mauricio, same with me... I also had several mercury poisonings / exposures to high amounts and tonsillectomy Thank you for sharing what you’ve learnt, the fact that you’ve managed to find the issue and tackle it is admirable! Are you taking anything now: NAC, b12, molybdenum? Also, b1, b6 maybe? Hi...

Hi Freshhope, does this mutation cause inefficient cysteine synthesis and hence, inefficient glutathione synthesis? How have you been dealing with it? Thank you in advance! I been doing so much testing and research. I did some gene analysis and had a match for the exact same gene rs1021737 and TT Al...

Hi Mauricio, thank you so much for sharing this!!! The sulfur metabolism issue, molybdenum deficiency due to glyphosate chelation, lead & mercury exposure all make sense! #-o Did you yourself eliminate the sulfur metabolism issue? op, you don't have a different type of bb, you literally have the...

Hi Albertus41, how are you doing now? What diet and habits are you following? :) (I know English is not your first language, so tell me if you don’t understand something.) So, to answer your question: some bad cases of halitosis are caused by volatile sulfur compounds being excreted via lungs. The v...

Mtr, did you have symptoms of high stomach acid before, such as sour taste in the mouth? I’m asking because it’s actually possible to have GERD aggravated by low stomach acid: in that case the sphincter doesn’t close because of low acidity. Thank you for giving us answers :) https://bellalindemann.c...

Hi StillHoping, very happy to hear you found a solution! =D> How have you been so far? Do the enzymes and alkaline diet work for you now as well? Do you follow the diet? I also have same kind of bb as you described yours. I have chronic pancreatitis since childhood and so far have tried the pancreat...

Mauricio, is there a test for the lingual tonsils inflammation, is that what you were referring to?

mauricio wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 4:13 pm
: the D For which you haven't tested yet despite us (me actually) putting you in contact with the lab.

Yes, I agree in terms of lingual tonsils (they are the bumps at the far back of the tongue and reaching into the throat). I’ve read a study where in in a patient they became inflamed (even with pus) as a compensatory immune response to pathogens in case the person had adenoids or palate tonsils remo...

Curebringer, thank you for sharing your advice :) I was wondering: did you have only mouth bb or both nasal & mouth? How far away did you have to be from someone to get reactions? Was it a kind that is a ‘roomfiller’ - ie the room has the smell after someone being in there for a while? OKAY, fir...

PND is frequently caused by LRP (silent reflux), which might not have any symptoms at all, only PND maybe you are right but PND itself is because another causes in body. PND is not a main reason its a effected. yes it causes BB but we should deal up with that main reason that causes PND and then BB ...

Hi Cegla, have you considered SIBO? It can imorove with antibiotics, but usually only temporarily and the bb returns after a while because of: 1)resistance to antibiotics due to bacteria forming films; in that case taking biofilm buster a week before the atibiotics course and during the antibiotics ...

Sam2, there have been some research into fecal transplants - when selected from a monitored donor with diverse healthy microbiome, donor’s bacteria can outcompete even recurrent Clostridium difficile infections that are resistant to antibiotics due to forming atibiotics-resistant biofilms. If there’...

@Aydinmur, why shouldn’t they be used for more than a week?

aydinmur wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 12:19 pm Bismut salts easy catch sulfur family gases in the mouth or gut.
Metronidazole (Flagyl) inhibits anaerobic bacteria that can produce sulfur family gases
Dont advise to use both more than ~1 week or so.

Hi Freshhope, Both pepto bismol (bismuth) and flagyl can kill hydrogen sulfur producing bacteria. Did you consider a probability you might have hydrogen sulphide SIBO? And yes, unfortunately, the bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics / antimicrobials over time - that is why you need to switch t...

This suggests your have lactose malabsorption! Have you cut out dairy and how did it go? I haven’t done this test myself yet, but will do it in the next couple of weeks :) Hello everyone, In my ongoing journey to find a cure for my room filling, nasal/mouth, fecal/garbage/rotten egg breath, I had s ...