Tuna fish causes halitosis, and then some - TheraBreath

Tuna fish causes halitosis, and then some TheraBreath By Dr. Harold Katz - BAD BREATH EXPERT SUMMARY: Tuna's got some weird and wild odor compounds in it, which is why it causes halitosis. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that eating tuna causes halitosis. This big, edible fish has one of ...

Combating pneumonia - The Nation Newspaper

Combating pneumonia The Nation Newspaper Other possible symptoms include shortness of breath, shivering chills, headaches, severe bad breath, muscle pain, weakness, chest pain especially when breathing deeply , blue lips and nail beds from lack of oxygen in the blood.

Ancient bad breath remedies leave something to be desired - TheraBreath (blog)

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Ancient bad breath remedies leave something to be desired TheraBreath (blog) By Dr. Harold Katz - BAD BREATH EXPERT Getting bad breath today is no big deal, provided you've got some specialty bad breath remedies at hand. Armed with alcohol-free mouthwash, oxidizing toothpaste, a specialty tongue scraper, some floss and a tooth ... and more »

DeMorning Links: Bad breath - Washington Post (blog)

DeMorning Links: Bad breath Washington Post (blog) The Post's Mary Pat Flaherty writes that 16 other similar cases are pending and that the deals “grew out of an ongoing attempt by DC police and the Office of the Attorney General to restore a reliable breath testing program to the city. and more »

Scientists put dry mouth under the magnifying glass - TheraBreath

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Scientists put dry mouth under the magnifying glass TheraBreath Stress, anxiety, exercise, smoking and mouth-breathing may also leave your tongue and cheeks dry. Whatever causes it, you'll know when your mouth is too dry. According to the Mayo Clinic, the symptoms of xerostomia include bad breath, thick saliva, ... and more »