@piglienef3879
Long text I used to have tonsil stones and bad breath, but you probably have the solution in your kitchen, and if not, it's very cheap, or at least in many countries it is. It's baking soda. I've been using it for a few months and it's the best decision I've ever made. I put baking soda on my toothbrush and I brush my tongue (don't brush it very hard because it is worse), I rinse with water, and I do it again. You feel the freshness immediately. If you have tonsil stones you can put a little bit on the tip of your tongue and spread it on your tonsils and then rinse with water, if you can't do it with your tongue, do it with your finger. Since I've done that, I no longer have tonsil stones. Note: Don't swallow it, spit it out and that's it. Nothing bad will happen to you if you swallow it, but if you do it all the time it can affect the PH of your stomach. You can also put a tablespoon of baking soda in a glass of water (it doesn't has to be hot) and use it as a mouthwash, but I don't do it because it left my front teeth feeling rough, but it went away by brushing those teeth with the same baking soda, although personally I no longer do it. I also have a small bottle that I keep in my pocket with baking soda, and if I'm not at home and I can't brush my teeth, I use it and the bad taste in my mouth is gone. But, if the police come and they see that, I don't know what you're going to say. 😅🤣 Drinking water also helps, so if you combine drinking water, brushing your teeth, flossing, and using baking soda, it may be enough to get rid of bad breath. There is a video explaining why baking soda is not bad for your teeth. I don't put the link because I don't know if it is allowed to put the link of another channel in the YouTube comments, but you can search for the video as "BICARBONATO DE SODIO para los DIENTES | EL MEJOR ENJUAGUE BUCAL CASERO DEL MUNDO 🔥 ¡COMPROBADO!" from the channel "Un Dentista En YouTube". It's in Spanish, but you can enable subtitles. YouTube subtitles are not the best but you understand the point. I hope it works for you.
@CeciliaCarleen_Stories
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@elioraimmanuel
We have neither fluoride or chloride in our home. I never use alcohol containing mouthwash. In 2009 I had a porcelain crown placed on my front tooth. I had broken it off as a young child and had it bonded and rebounded for decades, but it always yellowed and people would ask me if I smoked. I have never. I was so self conscious about it. So, when insurance finally agreed to pay for the crown I jumped at the chance! My vanity led me down a road of years of chronic pain. The entire crown placing ordeal was so painful and months later I was unable to eat even a chip using my front teeth and my husband couldn’t place even the lightest kiss upon my lips. It CONSTANTLY felt as if a nail were being driven through the tooth and into my sinuses. Yet, the dentist kept telling me I “shouldn’t “ still be having pain! I wanted zero drug…otc or prescription. I just wanted the problem fixed so it would go away! It went on for over 2 years, but all the doc offered was a root canal and I was fully aware of its dangers and failure rate. I declined. Along the journey I learned how toxic is fluoride and began making my own toothpaste. Within a couple of months my tooth/face pain disappeared! Then, I went to visit my Mom for a week stay and forgot my toothpaste. Not even thinking I used her commercial garbage and the pain returned with a vengeance and stayed for 6 weeks! Now, 12 years in my tooth can still get sensitive if bumped, but I can eat easily and, most importantly, my husband can kiss me! However, the gum is receding a bit and I will get bacteria build up that causes bad breath and increased sensitivity. My solution for this is using a water pic with hydrogen peroxide added to the water, massaging the gums and oil pulling with myrrh and frankincense in the oil!
@jamesbaldwin7676
My chronic bad breath disappeared after a deep-cleaning, dental procedure. This may sound overly simple, but I grew-up in a home where nobody went to the doctor or dentist unless he was sick or had a toothache (no health insurance of any kind.) Consequently we went years between office visits. A bad case of gingivitis can literally make your mouth and breath, smell like a sewer. It drove people away and caused me to be reserved, anti-social and an introvert. Of course, routine and regular dental visits, are now part of my life.
@wonderfulherennow
To Dr. Berg and crew, Thank you yet again, for bringing this invaluable information to us and congratulations on crossing the 6M mark! May God bless you always!
@Romasha_Makeover
I suffer from dry eyes,dry nostrils, dry skin and dry mouth. What are the causes and remedies for it?
@tamirajohnelle4700
I would send this to someone if it didn’t say Nasty or Bad. I guess I’ll just have to listen and tell him the tips.
@1Hope4All
I hate toothpaste! I haven't used toothpaste in years! It started out with eliminating pastes with fluoride. Then I eliminated pastes with sodium laurel sulfate. Eventually, I eliminated toothpaste altogether! Ever since I eliminated toothpaste altogether, I never had dry mouth ever again. Well, the only time I got dry mouth is when I ran out of my tooth powder and just used a tiny bit of my fluoride free and SLS free toothpaste. I got dry mouth again right after that. I now make sure I have a lot of extra tooth powder on hand so that I won't run out. I love my tooth powder! Best thing for my teeth and gums. I do not use straight baking soda. I have a combo of baking soda, pink Himalayan salt, and essential oils. I will never use toothpaste again! 😝
@NoraluzG
Green Tea, Camelia Sinensis, Cloves! Peppermint is Great!
@kiemnguyen7342
Thanks for your information. Chronic tonsillitis may be also a cause of bad breath.
@Mrbimdrummer
Here in thailand pro biotic toothpaste is widely available. I use bicarb, peroxide, coconut oil
@drspineofficial
Bad breath causes embarrassment. Thank you for the helpful remedies.
@agentp6621
I have tonsil stones that I don’t know how to get rid of. I also used to drink sugar free energy drinks. Someone at church informed me that they have potassium sorbate. Which is anti-microbial. It’s said to be an anti-fungal or anti-mold but it kills a variety of microorganisms. I used to have trouble when eating carbs. I used to have a mild burning in my stomach. Closest thing is sour stomach but I was able to theorize that I had a bacterial overgrowth. So I went on carnivore to starve it out. Now I can tolerate carbs again.
@moustafa83hamada
It is easy to notice bad breath in others, but it is difficult for the owner of the smell to feel it himself. Therefore, if a person thinks his mouth smells bad, he can do a simple test to confirm this, he can lick the inner side of his wrist and then smell it. If the smell is bad, that confirms the bad smell of himself as well. Or he could ask someone he trusts to be honest to smell himself. It would be wrong for him to be offended if he told him there was a problem, wouldn't it be better for him to know?
@konstance2708
Dr Berg if this was the only video I was to watch from you I would feel forever indebted but no there's more a whole LOT more!!! Thank you sooo much for this invaluable information you are give us free of charge!!! The impact you have made on my life and health is immeasurable. When I'm a solid 3 months in IF and Healthy Keto I will be back to share my story 💜
@FlowerlyF.
This needs to be talked about more
@mercedesescoto628
Thank you for sharing your wonderful presentation. The daily use of dental floss and the correct method of brushing the teeth with a soft toothbrush is vital. The tongue must also be brushed correctly. All teeth MUST be cavities free. The oral space MUST be a clean area. Don’t even try to share a kiss till you make sure you can share a healthy kiss. All of the preventive care will also render a good breath.
@SimhlelelweNkambule
Thank you doctor for the professionalism with which you do your job. You listen to your clients and you always put their needs first, to ensure they live another day healthily and vibrantly. Cheers to you, my doctor. I celebrate the way you do your job. If it were up to me, I would give you the award for being the best doctor. Thank you, Dr. Emovon, on YouTube for curing my bad breath naturally..❤❤❤
@raaaaaaarr
ILY and your information so much. I'm used to watching other doctors and getting mad. So I skim your videos like, I hope he mentions bacterial overgrowth of the small intestine.. And when you do, I'm always like relieved that I can trust one doc out there to know the truth.
@MrMysterious31