Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Baking soda
- Mint Leaves
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Step 1
Start by learning. Visit Web sites like MotherNature.com to find useful tips and time-tested remedies for bad breath (see Resources below).
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Step 2
Speak with your elders. Grandparents and older aunts and uncles who grew up in rural parts of this, or in other countries, may have insights into folk medicine practices.
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Step 1
Use the most natural remedy available: water. Drink it frequently. Many bad breath problems may never return.
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Step 2
Measure your speech. If you talk a lot, you'll need more water. Stay on top of it for better breath.
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Step 1
Treat yourself to a snack of citrus fruit, like oranges, lemons and limes. They hydrate your mouth as well as cleanse it with citric acid and enzymes.
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Step 2
Use a mixture of baking soda and water to rinse regularly. The sodium present in baking soda is said to help eliminate bacteria between the teeth and on the tongue.
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Step 3
Treat your tongue. For clean, fresh breath, buy an inexpensive tongue scraper from a health food store. If you prefer, you can simply brush your tongue with your toothbrush. Do this every time you brush your teeth. Be sure you do so gently.
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Step 4
Keep the sinuses clean. Sometimes bad breath can be traced to saliva collection in the sinuses. A folk medicine remedy for this consists of snorting a saltwater solution to clean out the passages. Don't swallow this solution. Instead, spit it out.








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