Bad Breath Sour Milk
Posted: August 14th, 2008 | Author: Rupert | Filed under: FAQs | No Comments »[mage lang="" source="flickr"]Bad Breath Sour Milk[/mage]
Why does Leonel want to white now after he talked bad about them?
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He said white people have sardine breath and smell like sour milk.
Now he’s calling himself a “white” Dominican.
Lol. Hilarious.
He’s confused about what he is. He thought Hispanic was a race. LOl.
Socialist Latino he has the nerve. I haven’t here seen you diss white people like Leonel does and now he wants to be white.
Yea he is a little boy and that picture he keep posting of that girl is not even is girl. She looks to old for him. LOl.
Ignore him. I am 99.999% sure he is in the 5th grade. He still has baby fat if you’ve seen his picture. I write it off as him being a confused little boy. In a few months he will be claiming to be middle eastern or some ish like that.
Why do i have bad breath?
I brush my teeth 2x a day with 1-2 layers of toothpaste(Colgate white) and i rinse with mouth wash (listerine mint) and my tooth brush is new (Oral-B) but my breath still smells. i mean seriously it’s pissing me off. 5 mins after i brush my teeth, my mouth smells sour but i don’t taste a thing. The dentist says i’m a normal guy. Sometimes in the days, my breath doesn’t smell but when i’m sitting around, IT STINKS, it is so annoying and it makes me embarrassed so i don’t want to talk to people. Any suggestions? my diet consists of veggies and some meat and a cup of milk. Plus what is the annoying white build up on my tounge?
Well first of all, let me say that I feel your frustration. I suffer from chronic halitosis as well, and nothing I do seems to work. However, some remedies that have not worked for me may work for you.
Your brushing routine may be the cause of your consistent bad breath. Using Listerine, and other alcohol based mouthwashes, actually dry out the mouth. Try using Smart Mouth rinse, it’s alcohol free, and won’t dry out your mouth. Lack of saliva in the mouth can sometimes be the cause of bad breath. The annoying white buildup on your tongue is excess keratin, almost like skin cells for the tongue. Some people’s bodies don’t get rid of this as fast as it produces it, thus leaving you with the white film on your tongue. Scrape your tongue before you brush, and make sure to vigorously brush your tongue as well. If you suffer from a post nasal drip, the extra mucus left behind in your throat may also be the cause. Bacteria living inside your mouth, known as VSC’s or volatile sulfur compounds, feed off this mucus, and produce a foul odor known as bad breath
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