Bloodbourne Halitosis

[simple]

Although maybe not all, but a very significant proportion of people with bloodborne halitosis have it. It’s one of the main / most common reasons of permanent extraoral bb, in my opinion.

Selenbp1 bb can be reduced with:

1)antibiotics - decrease overall production of VOCs from bacterial activity

2)diet low in methionine (any animal sources of protein, meat, eggs, dairy) and cruciferous vegetables

3)supplements with antimicrobial and/or biofilm-destructive action, eg oregano, berberine, garlic, etc (look up online, there’re plenty of options).

4)absorbents: reduce absorption of volatile organic compounds in the blood, eg activated charcoal

5)supplements & diet to reduce gut permeability to reduce absorption of volatile organic compounds in the blood (look up online advice/supplements for leaky gut, works by same principle, such as L-glutamine or collagen)

Selenbp1 is not the end of the game!

Stillhoping, are the enzymes working still? Check out this article. This is what we all have!!! https://www.radboudumc.nl/en/news/2017/ ... bad-breath
This is why our breath improved with diet changes but what diet changes specifically, nobody says.

[winter]

Has anyone manage to find a doctor to do the tests for you? I have trouble getting the doctors to test anything other than the basic checks.

[Beenhereforeva]

Same issue. These doctors all act like I’m crazy. It has been like this forever.

[Beenhereforeva]

Although maybe not all, but a very significant proportion of people with bloodborne halitosis have it. It’s one of the main / most common reasons of permanent extraoral bb, in my opinion.

Selenbp1 bb can be reduced with:

1)antibiotics - decrease overall production of VOCs from bacterial activity

2)diet low in methionine (any animal sources of protein, meat, eggs, dairy) and cruciferous vegetables

3)supplements with antimicrobial and/or biofilm-destructive action, eg oregano, berberine, garlic, etc (look up online, there’re plenty of options).

4)absorbents: reduce absorption of volatile organic compounds in the blood, eg activated charcoal

5)supplements & diet to reduce gut permeability to reduce absorption of volatile organic compounds in the blood (look up online advice/supplements for leaky gut, works by same principle, such as L-glutamine or collagen)

Selenbp1 is not the end of the game!

Stillhoping, are the enzymes working still? Check out this article. This is what we all have!!! https://www.radboudumc.nl/en/news/2017/ ... bad-breath
This is why our breath improved with diet changes but what diet changes specifically, nobody says.

Interesting, thank you. Any more advice? Where did you find this information? I’ve been looking up how to reduce selenbp1 and found nothing.