sweet breath tea
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 11:19 pm
did some one try sweet breath tea....
here is a useful review about the tea
"This tea actually does what it advertises: it removes bad breath. Anyone who struggles with halitosis knows that even good oral hygiene will only do so much. I didn't expect much from this tea, but I was desperate enough to try it when I first saw it in an Asian store. I'm, frankly, surprised at how well it works. I simply use one tea bag a day in hot/cold water and replenish with more water throughout the day. Even though it has green tea and jasmine, it tastes more like a cross between jasmine and oolong tea. It can taste medicinal if you're not used to Chinese teas, but I find that a little wedge of lemon completely masks the taste and helps to keep your mouth even fresher. Careful that you don't overdo on the lemon. It's acidic and can erode your enamel. You don't have to drink this all day. I think one of two cups will suffice. After a week of drinking it daily, I went a day without any tea at all and I could still feel its effectiveness. A box of this sells for $6.99 in most Asian markets, so it's a much better deal here."
the same person also wrote a review for therabreath and that is where he/she once again referred this "sweet breath tea"
"I've used Therabreath,Smartmouth, Dioxirinse,etc. without long-term success. Those suffering from a mild case of bad breath may benefit, but if you're a chronic sufferer who practices perfect oral hygiene--rinses, scrapes, flosses, drinks water all day, watches diet, and keeps the gum industry in business--YET still suffers from bad breath, all you'll achieve from any of these products is short term relief, a few hours if you're lucky, a few minutes if you're not. If these products work for you, thank God. I'm sincerely happy for you because I know the misery of living with chronic bad breath, of fearing proximity, speaking, and being chained to products that offer a little relief.
I write this review because I've found something that has worked for me and has given me FREEDOM to live my life and I need to share it where fellow sufferers will see it. It's called "Sweet Breath Tea" from Health King and it can be purchased at Amazon or in most Asian stores for about $6.99/box. Each box contains 20 tea bags.I'm not saying it'll work for everyone. I'm not even sure if there are health risks associated with taking this herb tea, but it works for me, giving me ALL DAY relief from bad breath and not just a temporary fix.You can see my review for this product at Amazon.
I know it's weird to talk about another product in a review for Therabreath, but it pains me to see the suffering of those struggling with bad breath, grasping at whatever products promise them solution because those with chronic halitosis are desperate enough to try just about anything. I honestly don't know if this is a permanent fix for me, but I've been drinking it for about a month and I finally know what it feels like to have a normal mouth. Even after I've eaten something stinky, like fish, it seems as though my mouth sanitizes the odor and I'm back to having a clean mouth again. I'm not saying you can forgo oral hygiene. I still brush, scrape, floss, and use a strong mouthwash (in my case Dioxirinse), but I don't have to do it all day long nor chew gum every minute of my waking day. When I was suffering from bad breath the relief of finally ditching my gum when alone was enormous. I still chew gum at times. Your confidence really takes a beating when you've suffered as long as I have with this condition, and it's still somewhat of a security blanket for me, but I have gone without it for hours at a time--a mighty feat for me.
I'm not promising a cure for everyone. I just want people to try it and see if it has the same results. I'm not saying that the $6.99 price tag is cheap, but I now use one bag 2 days in a row and have the same results, and believe me when I say it's easier to have a bottle/cup of tea at your side during the day than a bottle of mouthwash. More than anything, it's long term relief. It's changed my life; I hope it does yours."
Now its time to try sweet breath tea folks!!
John
The BAD BREATH KING sorry EMPEROR sorry DEMI-GOD
here is a useful review about the tea
"This tea actually does what it advertises: it removes bad breath. Anyone who struggles with halitosis knows that even good oral hygiene will only do so much. I didn't expect much from this tea, but I was desperate enough to try it when I first saw it in an Asian store. I'm, frankly, surprised at how well it works. I simply use one tea bag a day in hot/cold water and replenish with more water throughout the day. Even though it has green tea and jasmine, it tastes more like a cross between jasmine and oolong tea. It can taste medicinal if you're not used to Chinese teas, but I find that a little wedge of lemon completely masks the taste and helps to keep your mouth even fresher. Careful that you don't overdo on the lemon. It's acidic and can erode your enamel. You don't have to drink this all day. I think one of two cups will suffice. After a week of drinking it daily, I went a day without any tea at all and I could still feel its effectiveness. A box of this sells for $6.99 in most Asian markets, so it's a much better deal here."
the same person also wrote a review for therabreath and that is where he/she once again referred this "sweet breath tea"
"I've used Therabreath,Smartmouth, Dioxirinse,etc. without long-term success. Those suffering from a mild case of bad breath may benefit, but if you're a chronic sufferer who practices perfect oral hygiene--rinses, scrapes, flosses, drinks water all day, watches diet, and keeps the gum industry in business--YET still suffers from bad breath, all you'll achieve from any of these products is short term relief, a few hours if you're lucky, a few minutes if you're not. If these products work for you, thank God. I'm sincerely happy for you because I know the misery of living with chronic bad breath, of fearing proximity, speaking, and being chained to products that offer a little relief.
I write this review because I've found something that has worked for me and has given me FREEDOM to live my life and I need to share it where fellow sufferers will see it. It's called "Sweet Breath Tea" from Health King and it can be purchased at Amazon or in most Asian stores for about $6.99/box. Each box contains 20 tea bags.I'm not saying it'll work for everyone. I'm not even sure if there are health risks associated with taking this herb tea, but it works for me, giving me ALL DAY relief from bad breath and not just a temporary fix.You can see my review for this product at Amazon.
I know it's weird to talk about another product in a review for Therabreath, but it pains me to see the suffering of those struggling with bad breath, grasping at whatever products promise them solution because those with chronic halitosis are desperate enough to try just about anything. I honestly don't know if this is a permanent fix for me, but I've been drinking it for about a month and I finally know what it feels like to have a normal mouth. Even after I've eaten something stinky, like fish, it seems as though my mouth sanitizes the odor and I'm back to having a clean mouth again. I'm not saying you can forgo oral hygiene. I still brush, scrape, floss, and use a strong mouthwash (in my case Dioxirinse), but I don't have to do it all day long nor chew gum every minute of my waking day. When I was suffering from bad breath the relief of finally ditching my gum when alone was enormous. I still chew gum at times. Your confidence really takes a beating when you've suffered as long as I have with this condition, and it's still somewhat of a security blanket for me, but I have gone without it for hours at a time--a mighty feat for me.
I'm not promising a cure for everyone. I just want people to try it and see if it has the same results. I'm not saying that the $6.99 price tag is cheap, but I now use one bag 2 days in a row and have the same results, and believe me when I say it's easier to have a bottle/cup of tea at your side during the day than a bottle of mouthwash. More than anything, it's long term relief. It's changed my life; I hope it does yours."
Now its time to try sweet breath tea folks!!
John
The BAD BREATH KING sorry EMPEROR sorry DEMI-GOD
Now with all that a few days ago i ventured out tonight and did my breath test on strangers .. Not One reaction . No one reeled in horror ,not one rubbed nose, no cough ,no gag or odd look . Very weird .
