Bad Breath Halitosis Forum

Bloorain wrote:The only thing I remember doing out of the ordinary was having two extractions done but that was like several months before this started.

Bloo - did you take antibiotics at this time?

mizz123 wrote:One of my children has had it since birth.

That's a classic sign of something being stuck/lodged in the nasal/throat area - research indicates children don't have bad breath.

ithurts wrote:If all you want is to screw them, don't be too picky man.

It wont be the bb that turns them off, an attitude like that is sure to do just the job!

Jimi wrote:so nobody has experienced people running away from bar

I've had people move seats on the train to be away from me dozens of times.

And when being served in shops people react in disgust, with remarks such as 'whoa, jeez' and 'oh god, you serve her'.

You're not alone Jimi.

yep, mother has, now in her 70's and still does.

Aye, I be in that category.

Also not having children, my mother passed this on to me, I wouldn't want to inflict another being with it, especially not a little bundle of joy.

Are you kidding?

If this guy was in outer space and could cure bb I would pay the travel and expenses to see him.

How interesting, I have a tongue and throat (and lump in throat even after irrigation) exactly as you describe and assumed we all had - do we not?

Would also be interested to hear....

Just to say that having your tonsils out might not be the answer. I'm just worried that people are going to make a big pay out and still have bb but less money in the bank. Of course, it has helped some people but for others it hasn't - I had mine taken out 15 years ago and there is no difference at...

25 miserable years - since I was 11.

What makes it worse is my mother is 70 and had it all her life. I know people hold out for a cure, but I just don't beleive there is/or will be one.

If you look at all the money spent on cancer etc, and that still doesnt have a cure - we have no chance.

Larc400 wrote:I'm sure we'll find a better solution! At some point! At least I will do my Best once I'm out there in the medical World...

Our fate lies with you my friend....

Busted wrote:If you eat, your bb will just change to bb + the smell of the food you ate. But it still very bad.

It's still not really the point I was trying to make, but I guess that answers my question...

Orange count yourself lucky! You have an hour of bb free time?! Man I would pay good money to have just one hour without this. I've been stood at the washbasin at work, seconds after brushing my teeth and thought I was ok to speak to someone and it still hit them. My breath is bad permanently, 100% ...

No. By that logic, morbidly obese people would have bb. I really meant those of us who already have bb, not general people who don't suffer. If we eat less/more does this impact on our breath being better/worse. For me I think it makes a difference and just wondered if others had noticed anything s...

eat too much? I ask because I tried the low/no protein diet for a couple of weeks, and did feel a reduction in my bb. Then recently I've been quite ill, stayed home and not been able to eat - and weirdly again a reduction in bb. I stuff my face usually, luckily don't put on weight so there's no reas...