fighter wrote:Has anyone tried this regimen? Not did only a few things listed but did it completely. Did you get any relief? This seems effective alternating between the different oxygenating and anti-bacterial approaches.
no i did not but its intersting realy here is what i found there which is very helpfull for those who dont know the origin of their bb>:
If you find that both the anti-bacterial and oxygenation approaches have had limited results, you really should start looking for other possible causes of your halitosis.
Please remember that there are mainly 4 types of bad breath. Unfortunately, I`ve only covered the first 2 types on this website. But I will soon write about how to deal with type 3 halitosis(digestive tract diseases & disorders).
If you would like a brief advice in order to find out if you could possibly have type 3 or possible type 4(bloodborne halitosis), get these products at your local health store:
- Psylium husk powder
- Bentonite clay
Try 1 TEA SPOON of psylium husk powder with one TABLE SPOON of bentonite clay mixed with 10oz of water or juice. Drink another 10oz of water or juice right after that.
It`s important that you take it first thing in the morning at least one hour BEFORE eating breakfast and at night at least 2 hours AFTER your last meal.
The best products I have found on the market for this regimen are Sonne`s n°7 & n°9. Try it for at least 2-3 weeks for any improvements. Of course this is a quick way to find out if Type 3 halitosis is your problem or not.
If it is and you find considerable improvement, then I assure you that there are many additional steps you can take to further improve your condition.[/quote]