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Question by Steve O: Can rinsing your mouth out with vinegae, salt and veruroot, be good for killing bad breath. I have got breath?
I have bad breath so bad that it smells like the toilet. I need to fix this quick. Any ideas?

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Answer by RK
Just like using mints and gum to cover up bad breath, rinsing your mouth with a mouthwash or anything similar will also cover up bad breath. To kill the bacteria on your tongue that causes the bad breath you must use very strong antibacterial materials. Many of these will damage the tissues of your mouth. Rather than try to kill the bacteria on your tongue, the best way to get rid of it is to clean off the bacteria with a tongue cleaner. I use OraBrush tongue cleaner because it is both a soft brush with individual bristles and a scraper. OraBrush will remove the bacteria in the deep indentations of the tongue and cure bad breath up to 12 hours. So brush your teeth and clean your tongue. My dentist told me about OraBrush and my wife tells me I have fresh breath.

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Question by : What is the good way to remove bad smell from mouth?
There is some bad smell coming from mouth a good solution for that i need.

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Answer by Anonymous1414
Chew minty gum or brush your teeth.

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Question by Nc: what is good for bad breath after tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy surgery?

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Answer by Idiolatry
Good brushing habits, of course. Get a tongue brush, or just use your toothbrush (Will diminish quality of brush quicker than getting a special tongue brush) and wash your tongue (As much as you can get).

Chew on sugarless gum, suck on lozenges, drink plenty of water A moist mouth keeps the bacteria flora at bay.

I’ve also heard eat garlic or take garlic supplements to treat bad breath on a more internal level but, then you have to worry about garlic breath.

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Question by patriotism and politics dont mix: i have chronic bad breath despite doing everything i can to have good oral hygiene?
I brush twice a day using crest toothpaste, I floss twice daily too and i use listerine mouthwash also. I just had a dental cleaning few days back.

Unfortunately despite all this, i still have bad breath. What more can i do? i can only brush teeth, floss and use mouthwash and go to dentist every 6 months for dental cleaning. If despite all this bad breath still stays what am i to do?

Please help

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Answer by Awesomette
Keep working on it just like that, but also, you may want to switch your diet to more fruits and vegetables. If you are eating unhealthy, that can have a lot to do with it.

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Question by : Do u think my reason to end my life is good? Please read on the full story?
Okay I always always always thought suicide was wrong. Same w abortion. But I think there are exceptions to every rule. I think suicide is wrong bc not only do you kill yourself but u kill those that love you and it’s selfish. However in my case I’m already killing my family. I’m reminded of this daily. My dad always reminds me how I’m killing him , my mom, and siblings. Not everyone that is suicidal is depressed either. I used to think that they must be a naturally depressed person. That is until I got sick. I don’t know what I have as I’m undiagnosed. Doctors won’t test my lungs and they don’t take me seriously. Anyway that’s another story. Point is, I’m suffering physically to the max daily. I can’t take this physical suffering anymore. We are always breathing. But every breath is the most discomfort I’ve ever felt. I feel the tightness in my chest won’t let up. It is so hard to breathe and this is constant. The hospitals wont admit me. They tell me to follow up w a dr. The problem is I can’t even get to te dr half the time. I either end ip having an attack and go to Er or I have to cancel bc I can’t drive. My family thinks it’s all mental illness. I know it’s more than that. I’m so happy, I’m not a depressed person and I have so much motivation. My motivation is hidden from the world bc it’s masked by my illness. I can’t even exert myself. That’s te worst. I’m almost bedridden. I sleep for ten hours, get up and go to sleep. That’s my life. I can’t cook , clean, do laundry, can’t bend down, can’t lift anything. I faint when I exert myself. My dad thinks I’m scared to exert but I’m not. I do exert and then the same things happen every time. One dr tells me to push through and another tells me not to fight it or I can end up worse. I don’t know what to do. I’m suffering constantly and it’s not fair to have to live like this. Every second is torture. I have no one to count on either. Most of the time I starve for breakfast and lunch bc I have no one to help.

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Answer by Michael
Sounds like you need a hug=}

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Question by gfrew: how to get and maintain good breath throughout the day?
Any useful tips, mints? Anything that helps get good breath and have it last through the day?

Thanks!

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Answer by Mon
Make sure you brush your teeth and tongue thoroughly first thing in the morning. Also try drinking more water, especially after coffee or pungent food. Sugar-free chewing gum and/or mints after eating and drinking should keep your breath pleasant.

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Question by Catalin: I need help with bad breath?
I am 19 years and have bad breath.It’s kind of strong when I’m in the bus or something it get’s to 3-4 metters the bad smell affecting all ppl around me.I tryed parsley,tea,fruites like apples,olive oil for cleaning mowth…parsley and tea are good but have small effect after 1-2 hours my bad breath is back.I brush my teeth very well 3 times a day EVERY DAY!!but nothing….The only long solution is beer or a drink that masks my bad breath.It’s better to smell like alcohol then s**t.Only problem is I can’t go drunk to school .Need help give me some sugestions to destroy my bad breath not just mask it please!!

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Answer by branddxb
it is not your teeth most probably. it is your digestion. avoid spices and eat a lot of fibre.

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The news was filled with him.

“James Cartright.”

“James Cartright.”

His picture was on every TV set. Every wanted poster across the nation. Specials were run on him. Kids feared him. He was a household name in the worst way possible.

“James Cartright, serial killer.”

I stared fixedly at the TV screen in front of me, a bowl of popcorn in my lap. They were reviewing all the children, girls, he’s murdered again.

“Abigail Wilson, age 14.” A beautiful brunette girl surrounding by her friends at cheerleading practice appeared on the screen.

A brief flicker and a petite blonde girl holding a puppy replaced her,
“Trish Stanton, age 11.”

Another flicker and an older girl dressed as the devil, must have been Halloween, appeared on the screen,
“Nicole Summers, age 16.”

My eyes began to water, all those girls, those poor girls. Abruptly I reached for the remote, just as another girl flashed onto the screen.

“Rachel…”

I turned off the TV.

One would think all my years studying psychology, followed by my own practice, would get me more used to this sort of thing. That I would have developed an immunity to the world’s troubles and automatically understand why people do the things they do. But that’s not the case. I don’t understand people like James Cartright and I never will.

With a slight groan, I ran my hands over and down my face. I know better than to watch the news. What’s an old saying, “Don’t bring your work home with you.” ? Well it’s hard not too with my job. Where everyone is a project. A study. Something to be analyzed, like a lab rat. But someone like James Cartright? They’re too far gone.

There I go, thinking of him again.

Sighing, I grabbed my popcorn bowl. According to the clock, a coo coo clock just above my small TV set, it was 9:30. Way past my 9:00 bedtime and I must be bright eyed and bushy tailed for my 8:00 appointment. I’d hate to disappoint Mr. Jenkins about as much as he’d hate to see me disappoint him.

I rose from my couch.

I need a maid. I thought, looking around my over furnished living room.

“Or a storage room.” I said under my breath, tripping over my mother’s antique footstool on my way to the kitchen.

She passed away four months ago and I still don’t have the heart to do anything with her stuff. Sarah wants to sell it, but then again, she was always mom’s least favorite daughter.

Collecting myself, and the few pieces of popcorn that got flung from the bowl, I stepped into my small, on second thought, very small kitchen. That barely fit me, let alone Sasha, my Maine Coon kitten. A last Christmas present from my mom.

Where was Sasha anyway? I wondered for a moment before dawning on me, “She’s probably already in bed. The little bed hog.” I muttered, hurrying to dump out my popcorn.

Only six months old, and Sasha has already grown large enough and old enough to develop a fetish for covers ownership, “Sasha, you better move over!” I yelled, hurriedly scrubbing my bowl, “I don’t want to have another talk with you again!”

I placed the bowl in the dishwasher, shaking my head at myself. I’m beginning to be as crazy as my patients. Talking to a cat. I thought, chuckling as I walked a few short steps to my bedroom. Which, like the living room, was also crammed with stuff.

“Hmm.” It looked like a maze and, as small as the room is, I can’t even see my bed, let alone Sasha. Was it even this bad last night?

Huffing, I grabbed my mother’s blue quilt off her old sewing machine and stormed back into the living room. Guess it’s the couch for me tonight.
This is the second chapter.
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