Bad Breath - Halitosis

The most common causes are: hepatobiliary disorder, decayed teeth, periodontitis, diseased gums, acetone, parasitosis, smoking, sinus or respiratory tract infections, inflammation of the tonsils, mouth ulcers, diabetes, gastrointestinal gas reflux and intestinal putrefaction, indigestion, degraded intestinal flora, certain foods (garlic, cabbage, egg or beer).

Halitoses may also be due to:

• renal failure: breath with the odor of ammonia
• diabetic coma, acetonemia: breath with the odor of fresh apple
• poisoning by hydrocyanic acid: breath with the odor of bitter almonds
• dyspepsia, liver failure: breath with the odor of rotten eggs
• pulmonary gangrene: breath with an odor that suggests putrefaction

If waking up with a pasty mouth: gallbladder to be corrected.

Use Acidophilus bifidus to rebalance the oral flora

Consume parsley, sprouted seeds, chlorophyll, juice of young cereal shoots, propolis, fennel, thyme, tarragon

Chew fresh mint leaves, cinnamon bark, parsley leaves then eat an apple

Suck on mint nails clove - Chew grains of green anise, cardamom, dill, coriander

Activated vegetable charcoal cure - LAB Premium (PariNat), 2 caps. in the morning

Cook the tomatoes with a few slices of carrot

Be sure to avoid certain food combinations (eg: tomato + cereal)

Sage wine (Recipe by Hildegarde de Bingen): 1 tbsp. sage leaves, 1/4 L of wine. Cook over high heat for 2 to 3 minutes. Filter. Drink 2 to 3 times / day.

Hildegarde also recommends peach leaf elixir

Carry out an antiparasitic treatment (savory infusion, for example)

Eliminate milk, eggs, starchy foods, garlic, curry, onions, cauliflower, chocolate, fish, beer, soft drinks

Complete and frequent dental hygiene with brush and dental floss, brushing the tongue with a “tongue rap” to remove bacterial deposits and even brushing the inside of the cheeks (D^r Durham)

Inhale lukewarm water through the nostrils (Neti) - Gargle with salt water or with a Calendula Tincture solution -

Propolis spray (Dietaroma)

Check dental health and intestinal hygiene (disordered intestinal flora)

Colon hydrotherapies, plan several sessions

Mouthwashes and gargle with olive oil (5 minutes), with the content of 1 caps. of Bifidus - Mouthwashes with chlorophyll

Drink several glasses of water to preserve the humidity of the mouth

Eliminate tobacco (enemy no. 1)

E.O. of Spearmint (Mentha viridis), Cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum), Coriander (Coriandrum sativum)

Hydrolat of thyme, rosemary or myrtle after the meal