Foods That Prevent Bad Breath

Dicle Belul

In every physiologically healthy individual, bad breath occurs in the morning due to the gases accumulating in the digestive tract or the bacteria that reproduce on the back of the tongue.

87 percent of bad breath is caused by the tongue and gingivitis. Such cases can be easily identified in the first examination by the doctor. On the other hand, bad breath can also be a precursor to diseases such as sinus and lung infections, diabetes, kidney failure and metabolic disorders.

The important thing is to take foods that will neutralize saliva. One of these foods is to consume plenty of water. Also, take care to use dental floss to get rid of food residues between teeth.”

Some foods can also be effective in preventing bad breath.

Lemon: You can throw lemon slices into the soda, eat the lemon slices when you run out of soda. For even more practicality, you can consume lemon flavored candies. Lemon is an effective food in eliminating bad breath.

Parsley and rosemary: Parsley has the property of refreshing the breath. In addition, rosemary can also be effective, provided it is fresh.

Apple, pear, carrot, radish: These foods are effective in refreshing and cleaning the breath. Thanks to the food fiber they contain, they clean the saliva and at the same time leave a sweet taste on the palate.

Mint and Cinnamon: Peppermint, along with its refreshing effect, is particularly effective against odors such as garlic and onion. Cinnamon is also effective in destroying bacteria in the mouth, especially with a special oil found in its shells. Cinnamon or mint flavored gum has a similar effect.

Yogurt: Half a cup of yogurt, which you will eat once or twice a day, helps to eliminate the smell of hydrogen sulfide in the mouth. What usually makes our mouth smell like rotten eggs is hydrogen sulfide. You can sweeten your yogurt with fruits rich in vitamin C."

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