Bad Breath Game
Friday, November 6th, 2009Check it out! It’s a game entitled “bad breath”. You take a voyage as a breath mint through a person’s gastrointestinal system. Click “How to Play” on the page for instructions.
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Bad Breath Blog A blog from America’s Bad Breath Expert and creator of the TheraBreath formula
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Check it out! It’s a game entitled “bad breath”. You take a voyage as a breath mint through a person’s gastrointestinal system. Click “How to Play” on the page for instructions.
Go here to play!
Dr. Katz discusses how to get rid of bad breath and how to test for it on the news.

Most of us know that the offensive odor coming out of someone’s mouth can be associated with poor oral hygiene, gingivitis, caries, tonsilitis, tonsillar plaques, various foods, tobacco, dehydration, and various diseases in the body. Homeopathy can be an effective cure for chronic bad breath because it treats the individual as a whore rather than targeting certain parts/organs. Sometimes for a permanent bad breath cure, it can work if the physical, emotional, mental and social spheres of a person are targeted. If these spheres are not in equilibrium, that’s when things tend to go awry.
When using homeopathy to treat halitosis, it is important to note the other symptoms that a person is having. Sometimes excess stress can attribute to bad breath. In order to figure out the best remedy, one should take these precautions beforehand:
Also, you should avoid:
Also, underlying health conditions should be ruled out by doing the following:
Temporary treatments:
Permanent treatment can only be successful if the root cause of the halitosis is diagnosed. These treatments should be given for issues like recurring colds, sinusitis, dental issues, gingivitis, stomatitis, indigestion, and so on.
Homeopathic remedies for bad breath most commonly are: Asafoetida, Baptisia, Baryta mur, Benzoic acid, Bromium, Calc carb, carbolic acid, Carbo animalis, Carbo veg, Crot – hor, Graphites, Hepa sulf, Kali sulp, Merc sol, Nat sulp, Nit acid, Opium, Plantago, Psorinum, Pulsatilla, Rhus tox, Sepia, Silicea, Staphysagria, Sulphur, Tarentula, Tellurium, Thuja, and Tuberculinum.
Dr. Katz discusses how to tell if you have bad breath & how to get rid of it. WJXT
Dr. Katz discusses how to get rid of bad breath / halitosis on KTLA morning news.
Dr. Katz discusses how to get rid of bad breath and how to test for it on Baltimore News.
Tips on getting rid of halitosis. Dr Katz on Breakfast TV Toronto.
Dr. Katz shows how to check for and get rid of bad breath on WABC Eye Witness News NYC.

According to sources, it can be quite beneficial for those with halitosis to drink a little bit of apple cider vinegar each day (preferably mixed with something else, due to the taste). The benefits that you reap depend on how dedicated you are to your health, since not everyone can handle drinking this.
Apple cider vinegar is actually a natural anti-bacterial agent and it contains potassium, magnesium, calcium, phosphorous, chlorine, sodium, sulfur, copper, iron, silicon and fluorine, all of which the human body need. It is created by crushing fresh apples and having them mature in wooden barrels. The fermentation properties of the apples are accelerated. When vinegar matures, it has a dark web-like bacterial foam called “mother”. Natural vinegars that have the “mother” have nutrients that vinegars available in stores do not have, so it is recommended that you get Natural Apple Cider Vinegar (with an average pH level of 5-7).
Since apple cider vinegar has acidic properties, it actually serves as a bad breath / halitosis cure. It also helps with the following ailments: sinus infections, sore throats, high cholesterol, skin conditions, food poisoning, allergies (in both humans and animals), immune system problems, muscle fatigue after exercising, metabolism issues, constipation, arthritis, gout, bladder stones, and urinary tract infections.
Dr. Katz discusses how to spot and stop bad breath on KSWB Fox 5 San Diego. Do you have bad breath?