Question 1: Why do some people have bad breath? There are many ways to cause bad breath, and superficial ones and not paying attention to oral hygiene can cause bad breath. This can be solved very well. In addition, poor digestion function of the spleen and stomach can also cause bad breath, because in traditional Chinese medicine, the spleen tube for transportation and transformation ascends, and the stomach tube descends. The spleen converts good things - nutrients into the body for us to absorb, while the stomach does not handle them well. This is why people with a bad appetite are prone to burping, stomach bloating, and acid reflux. For example, if the sewer at home is clogged, the smell is coming out from above. This is the same reason. As long as the spleen and stomach function Once adjusted, bad breath will be cured naturally

Question 2: Why do some people have bad breath? Do people with bad breath know it? Bad breath may be due to endocrine disorders or gastrointestinal problems, or it may be due to too much dental calculus and unhealthy oral cavity. People with bad breath usually know that they have bad breath

Question 3: Why do some people often have bad breath and dental calculus?

Question 4: Why do some people have bad breath? It may be because they have not formed good eating habits and hygiene habits, prefer sweet, sour and fatty foods, and often eat sweets and fried foods. These reasons can cause Bad breath; Periodontal disease and other causes can also cause bad breath.

Question 5: Why do so many people have bad breath and how does bad breath occur? Bad breath is caused by anaerobic bacteria in the mouth breaking down sulfur-containing proteins to produce volatile sulfur compounds. Sulfur-containing proteins originate from fecal reefs in the intestines. Fecal reefs in the intestines continuously release sulfur-containing proteins, which extend up to the oral cavity, where they are decomposed by anaerobic bacteria in the oral cavity to produce volatile sulfur compounds, which are released from the back of the tongue and throat, forming bad breath. Therefore, removing fecal reefs is the key to treatment.

Question 6: Why do some people have bad breath? According to traditional Chinese medicine: excess liver fire and poor drainage of the spleen can cause constipation, inflammation and other symptoms.

Western medicine:

Bad breath is not the result of not brushing your teeth for a long time. It is mainly the result of a preference for cold drinks, stomach function being trapped by cold evil, and excessive Yangming dry fire. Bad breath is like an embarrassing "business card" in public situations. No matter how glamorous you look, if you open your mouth and smell a bad smell, you will

become an unpopular person without even realizing it. So how do we get rid of bad breath?

How does bad breath occur?

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The oral cavity is like a miniature factory, with about 50 trillion bacteria living in it. They stay in dark corners and "work day and night", gnawing away food debris and manufacturing The smell of fermentation and decay is emitted with the breath. This is also the reason why the bad breath is worse after waking up.

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Halitosis is divided into physiological and pathological causes. Physiological halitosis refers to a temporary phenomenon that occurs in people's lives, such as when they are hungry, eating certain harmful foods (onions, garlic), smoking, and the time between dinner and sleep is too short. Pathological halitosis mainly includes the following causes: [NextPage]

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Oral diseases. "85% of bad breath actually comes from problems in the mouth itself." Ye Wei said that people suffering from dental caries, gingivitis, periodontitis and other oral diseases are prone to bacteria growing in the mouth, especially anaerobic bacteria, which decompose to produce sulfides, causing bad breath.

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Gastrointestinal diseases such as peptic ulcer, chronic gastritis, etc., and respiratory diseases such as bronchitis, sinusitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, etc. may be accompanied by bad breath.

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Women in puberty have insufficient ovaries, low levels of sex hormones, reduced oral tissue resistance, and are prone to bacterial infection, resulting in bad breath.

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People with long-term constipation will suffer from bad breath, abdominal distension, loss of appetite, irritability and other symptoms because the harmful substances produced in the body cannot be discharged in time.

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Taking drugs that reduce saliva secretion, such as certain sedatives, antihypertensive drugs, atropine drugs, diuretics, and traditional Chinese medicine with warming and tonic effects, can easily lead to Bad breath.

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Dieting to lose weight, or women experiencing endocrine disorders during menstruation can lead to bad breath.

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Excessive psychological stress will affect the work of the nervous system and the habit of salivation. People generally secrete about 1.5 liters of saliva every day. However, when the psychological pressure is too high, the natural "mouthwash" is obviously insufficient. The dry mouth will become dirty, and odor will quickly develop. According to Ling Kangtong, a member of the Executive Committee of the Asian Family Association and a dedicated emotional management consultant for Hong Kong ***, people who are often angry are prone to bad breath.

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Different bad breaths may also indicate different diseases. Jeffrey Speiser, an Australian dental and halitosis expert, said that the breath exhaled by many patients with systemic diseases has some special smell. For example, the breath of diabetic patients smells like rotten apples, the breath of patients with renal failure has a fishy smell, the breath of patients with liver cirrhosis has a sulfur smell, and heart disease can easily lead to mild rotten bad breath.

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What are some good ways to effectively get rid of bad breath?

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Saliva is a good "weapon" to deal with bad breath

Interestingly, the vast majority of people with bad breath are not aware of their own odor. This is because the soft palate at the back of the mouth is connected to the nasal cavity, and the nose cannot smell the odor produced in the back of the mouth. Therefore, there is no need to wait for others to complain to you. The easiest way to judge is to breathe into the palm of your hand or smell the residue of dental floss. You can also use a cotton swab, toothpick or small spoon to scrape the tongue coating or between the teeth, and you will know as soon as you smell it. So, how to take good oral health care so that bad breath will no longer bother you?

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Eat millet often. Healthy cereal food millet can reduce the growth of oral bacteria and is more effective in preventing bad breath.

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Drink lemonade. Drinking plenty of water can keep your mouth constantly moist. Adding a slice of lemon to the water can stimulate saliva secretion and reduce bad breath caused by nasal congestion, dry mouth or anaerobic bacteria produced by residual food in the mouth.

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Drinking green tea. Some people chew gum when they have bad breath, which can actually increase sulfide levels. Drinking green tea can better deal with these oral bacteria, and the catechins in green tea can also neutralize the bad odor in the mouth. Chewing the tea leaves may be more effective. Soak the tea leaves in boiling water

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Take them out, chew them for 1 minute and then spit them out, repeat 3 times.

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Eat fruits and vegetables raw. Saliva is your best weapon against bad breath. Eating raw fruits and vegetables such as apples and carrots can help secrete a large amount of saliva, which not only moistens the mouth, but also removes food residues attached to the teeth or stuck in the gaps between the teeth. Plus, they reduce toxins in your digestive system and help relieve bad breath.

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Chew parsley. Putting celery in your mouth and chewing it slowly is most helpful... >>

Question 7: Why do people have bad breath? Many people have bad breath. This disease not only makes them feel uncomfortable , and often make others feel disgusted on many occasions. To get rid of this bad breath. The most common causes of bad breath come from dental disease and poor oral hygiene. For example, brushing your teeth is sloppy and there is too much dirt in the mouth; there are many cavities and many of them are deep holes, and food residues can easily get embedded in the holes to rot and ferment; some only have residual tooth roots left, which often leads to inflammation and suppuration around the teeth. Some people who wear dentures do not pay attention to the cleaning of their dentures, and their mouths will smell. Some people may develop a peculiar smell in their mouths after eating onions, garlic, stinky tofu, fish, shrimp, crab, mutton and other foods with fishy smells. If you can keep your mouth clean regularly, pay attention to rinsing your mouth and brushing your teeth after meals, pay attention to washing your dentures, etc., these bad breaths can be reduced or avoided. Some bad breath is not necessarily caused by oral diseases, but by problems in other parts of the body. For example, some people suffer from paranasal sinusitis or atrophic rhinitis; some patients with tracheitis, lung disease, or stomach disease may emit a foul odor when breathing or speaking. Severe diabetic patients may smell a ketone smell (rotten apple smell) in their mouth due to fat metabolism disorder and increased ketone bodies. They may also experience oral symptoms such as dry mouth, thirst, tongue color turning dark red, and tongue body hypertrophy. Some patients with bad breath may consider having their blood sugar checked. In addition, patients with kidney disease may also have a special smell in their mouths.

If you suffer from bad breath caused by the above-mentioned diseases, you should not just rely on brushing your teeth to eliminate bad breath, but you must treat the root causes of bad breath.

Question 8: Why do many people have bad breath? Heavy breath means bad breath. How can you say it is not bad breath? Most people have a certain breath, but some people don't have a strong breath, so they can't smell it. To put it simply, there are generally several causes of bad breath. One is food. If you eat some food with a strong taste, such as garlic, it will leave an unpleasant smell. Second, there is fire in the body. Deficient fire is most likely to cause bad breath, and deficient fire will cause bad breath. It causes the mouth to heat up, so the taste is particularly strong. In addition, some people are born with bad breath, but it is rare. It is usually caused by illness. The easiest way to solve this problem is of course to chew gum. In addition, if you get angry, take some Chinese medicine and brush your teeth more often. Also, do you smoke? If you smoke, I don’t know what to say. Children’s taste buds are very sensitive and they can’t stand many smells. It’s different for adults. It’s not that they pretend not to know, but they can’t smell it at all. In addition, if necessary on some occasions, you can drink some tea and chrysanthemum water, or eat some oranges, which can eliminate odor. Bad breath is actually not a disease, but a symptom of other diseases, so if you want to treat it, you still have to start from the inside. This website seems to be about bad breath, go check it out. Again, any condition that causes a bad taste in the mouth is generally referred to as halitosis.

Question 9: Why do I always have bad breath this year? Reasons for bad breath 1. Poor oral hygiene, a large amount of food residue stuck in the gaps between teeth for a long time, or severe gingivitis or dental problems. Peripheral inflammation; 2. Acute and chronic rhinitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis, especially atrophic rhinitis with obvious odor; 3. Excessive smokers, or those who often like to eat raw garlic and other foods, or those who often overeat; 4. Systemic diseases, such as diabetes, uremia, severe liver dysfunction, gastrointestinal diseases, indigestion, some lung diseases (such as bronchiectasis), and some blood diseases; 5. Some mood changes, neurasthenia 6. Do you often open your mouth to breathe during sleep, resulting in dry mouth and bad breath? 7. There are some people who cannot find the obvious cause, but they often have seborrhea and hyperhidrosis, and their bodies are generally strong; 1. Oral cavity Diseases: People with poor oral hygiene, dental caries, gingivitis, periodontitis, oral mucositis, tooth decay, periodontal disease and other oral diseases are prone to bacteria growing in their mouths, especially anaerobic bacteria, which decompose to produce Sulfides give off a bad smell and cause bad breath. 2. Gastrointestinal diseases, such as peptic ulcer, chronic gastritis, functional indigestion, etc., may be accompanied by bad breath. Recently, we have also discovered that people infected with Helicobacter pylori, which causes many gastric diseases, have a significantly higher incidence of bad breath than those without infection. After eradication of Helicobacter pylori, the symptoms of bad breath are significantly reduced. The reason may be that Helicobacter pylori infection directly produces sulfide, causing bad breath. 3. People who smoke, drink alcohol, drink coffee, and often eat spicy foods such as onions, garlic, and leeks, or are fond of stinky foods such as stinky tofu and rotten eggs are also prone to bad breath. 4. Acute and chronic rhinitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis, especially atrophic rhinitis with obvious odor; 5. Dieting to lose weight, or being unable to eat due to illness, or the elderly having reduced salivary gland function, or women experiencing endocrine disorders during menstruation. Saliva secretion is reduced, which is conducive to the growth of anaerobic bacteria, so halitosis occurs. Or like overeaters. 6. Bad breath in girls: Some women in puberty have insufficient ovaries and low levels of sex hormones, and the resistance of oral tissues decreases, making them susceptible to bacterial infection and resulting in bad breath. 7. Drugs that can reduce saliva secretion, such as certain sedatives, antihypertensive drugs, atropine drugs, diuretics, and traditional Chinese medicines with warming and tonic effects. Some people breathe with their mouth open for a long time while sleeping, resulting in dry mouth and bad breath. 8. Patients with diabetic ketoacidosis, hepatic coma, and some respiratory diseases such as bronchitis, bronchiectasis, sinusitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, pulmonary cyst, etc. may also cause bad breath. 9. Long-term constipation will cause harmful substances produced in the body not to be discharged in time and be absorbed into the blood, causing symptoms of autopoisoning such as bad breath, abdominal distension, loss of appetite, irritability, etc. 10. Dinner is too "heavy", overeating or eating too much meat, greasy food, or hot and spicy food, too much spicy food, too much aroma, not enough lightness, too short a time between dinner and bedtime, and too much spicy and spicy food. There is also excess food remaining in the stomach, etc.

11. Excessive psychological pressure, neurasthenia, and regular mental stress cause the body's parasympathetic nerves to be in an excited state, which reflexively reduces the secretion of digestive glands, especially salivary glands, resulting in dry mouth, which is conducive to the growth of anaerobic bacteria, and Produces bad breath. 12. There are still some people who cannot find the obvious cause, but they often have seborrhea and hyperhidrosis, and their bodies are generally strong; the prevention and treatment of bad breath must first pay great attention to oral hygiene. People with local oral factors can Perform a full-mouth dental scaling to remove oral lesions; use some mouthwash. Brush your teeth and rinse your mouth carefully every morning, before going to bed and after meals. If necessary, gently brush the tongue coating with a toothbrush or a clean towel. Secondly, quit smoking and drinking; the diet should be relatively light, and avoid eating cold, spicy, smelly (such as garlic, onions, leeks, stinky tofu, etc.) and indigestible, greasy (high protein, high fat) foods. ; Chew slowly when eating; drink more water, eat more vegetables, fruits and beans; have a regular daily routine to keep your mood comfortable; and participate in more physical exercise. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that bad breath is due to "heat" in the gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with bad breath should eat as little warming and dispersing foods as possible, and eat moderate amounts of heat-clearing foods that reduce heat. Third, in terms of treatment, the primary disease must be actively treated first. For diseases such as the oral cavity, digestive system, and respiratory system that can cause bad breath, appropriate treatment must be actively carried out. Since bad breath is often caused by anaerobic or facultative anaerobe infection in the oral cavity or digestive tract, you can take tinidazole or metronidazole (the time should not exceed... >>

< p> Question 10: Why do some people have bad breath? In fact, the cause of bad breath is probably due to the accumulation of toxins in the intestines