Natural Home Cures For Bad Breath

When you are in a business meeting or among friends, the last thing you want to worry about is having bad breath. No one wants to leave a bad impression by having breath that repels. Of course, getting regular cleanings with your South Loop dentist can help, yet there are some natural things you can do to also remedy your ill smelling breath.
Natural Remedies For Bad Breath
When faced with bad breath, many people immediately turn their head to temporary treatments for this problem rather than thinking about the cause of the problem.
The reality is that bad breath can be caused by health conditions, foods, and possibly your habits. If you suffer from chronic bad breath, you should first examine your hygiene habits. Make sure that you floss at least once a day, and that you brush your teeth regularly.
It is also possible for chronic dry mouth conditions to play a part in the development of bad breath. Dry mouth is caused by the decomposition of dead cells in your mouth and on your tongue. This decomposition results in an unpleasant odor.
Extreme dieting and the use of tobacco products, soft drinks, coffee and alcohol are other contributors to the development of bad breath. Tobacco products, of course, should never be used at all. Radical diets and fasting are the main dietary changes that usually result in bad breath issues.
Following a raw food diet, or simply modifying your diet towards drinking and eating healthier things, such as organic fruits and vegetables, does not generally have such negative results on bad breath.
In your quest to find a solution to your problem, you may be tempted to turn to your favorite over the counter mouthwash. Mouthwash is one of those temporary treatments that can be used in the fight against bad breath, but its effects will not last for more than about an hour.
If you use mouthwash, it is particularly important that you choose a mouthwash containing no alcohol at all. There are a couple of reasons for this. One, alcohol actually contributes to the development of bad breath. Two, studies have shown that mouthwashes containing more than 25% alcohol are linked to an increased risk of developing oral cancer.
There are actually a number of natural remedies that can be used that may help you relieve bad breath. Taking a tablespoon of Bragg’s apple cider vinegar mixed with water, prior to eating meals is supposed to help your digestive processes run more smoothly.
You might also find a salt water gargle (I recommend Himalayan Crystal Salt) to be useful, as this combination helps to eliminate bacteria from your throat and tonsils. Some other natural remedies include:

• Organic Mint
• Organic Sage
• Organic Fresh Parsley
• Tea Tree Oil
• 3% Hydrogen Peroxide
• Chewing gum (Sugarless)

Using an all-natural breath spray can help. My favorite, which I use on a regular basis, is called FreshMouth. It offers you all natural ingredients in the fight against bad breath without the addition of any harmful or dangerous ingredients.
Regardless of the natural remedy you choose, make sure that you research the ingredients prior to making a decision. Exploring your options ahead of time is the best way to ensure that you choose an option that is healthy and effective.
I also recommend cleansing your body. If you have bad breath most likely your body has reached toxic levels. I would start with a colon cleanse and then move onto doing a liver cleanse.
Courtesy of the Global Healing Center