Myths about Halitosis, Bad Breath

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Until recently, most treatments have been generally unsuccessful in resolving bad breath conditions. Common treatments such as mouthwashes, mints, chewing gums, mouth sprays, and intestinal cleansings otherwise known as colonics, are simply inadequate. There are many websites offering magic breath products. Of course, these are a waste of money.

Serious, persistent, chronic bad breath is now very much treatable. Unfortunately there are many myths surrounding the causes of halitosis and its proper cure. The following are the most common misconceptions about halitosis and how to treat it. I answer these questions all the time.

Here are the most common myths:

1. Halitosis comes from the stomach. Only in extremely rare cases does this occur. Cleansing the intestines offers no benefits in treating halitosis.

2. Halitosis comes from the lungs. Only rarely does this occur and can be a manifestation of a serious disease.

3. Halitosis is a hereditary problem. This is absolutely not true. Certain conditions that can contribute to a bad breath condition can be hereditary, but there is no halitosis gene that can be passed on to an offspring.

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