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BAD BREATH THE DESTROYER OF CAREERS
I have been suffering with severe BB for 16 years; I was promising musician/ performing artist at the time that had just been signed to a major development deal with a major label. I smoked cigarettes and marijuana. Drank alcohol, ate trashy food at all hours of night etc. Just to keep pace with industry contemporaries and the prescribed lifestyle of the "rock star" while touring and recording. I wasn't taking care of my body, my BB worsened and because I was supposed to be the next hot thing I couldn't get a honest response from any industry people. I thought I was going crazy so I became very breath-aware and stopped networking with the same keenness and that had got me my contract. I began taking more time away from Development and focused on researching cures. I was a very extroverted aggressive problem solver with most things in my life. Things started to unravel with my label as I was no longer holding to my production schedules. My management team sat me down and had a breath intervention. Where they warned me that if I didn't shape up and start showing up for the networking events I would be dropped. So I panicked and scrambled, I went to every GP, ENT, DDS, INTERNALIST and specialist from Toronto to NYC. I had my tonsils removed, GI tract scoped and flushed. I spent most of the advance money I received (about 50k over a 3 year span) on surgeries, recovery times, washes, rinses, breath clinics, dentists, gums mints etc. With no lasting change to the BB at all. I lost faith in the medical profession as a whole.
Needless to say I lost it; the contract, the opportunities, the girlfriends, but I gained a lot too. Through my BB experiences and the subsequent breath-obsession has forced me to become very aware of what I put in my body. I've quit smoking, eating red meat and I've become more diligent with my dental hygiene. Not to mention all fake superficial people I've been able to out and avoid. I'm now using Oraltech Labs advice to treat myself, it looks like my breath is improving and I kick myself for not starting with Oraltech from the start but that’s life I guess. I did have the worse "fart mouth" ever but now I know I've found ways to beat it I’m motivated rather than debilitated. It was a lonely existence at times but from what I have read so far in my Oraltech eBooks there is support available for those willing to follow Oraltech’s advice.
THANK YOU. Jimmy R.
If a person has a chronic bad breath, that means that he's been suffering from that condition for a long period of time already. This type of condition really needs the doctor's attention to come up with an effective chronic bad breath cure. This condition is also known as "Halitosis". Let's find out what causes this condition.
There are actually a lot of factors that could cause foul-smelling breath. Examples may include; types of food that we eat. If you love to eat spicy food and spices, dairy products such as cheese and milk, or oily food then you are prone to develop foul-smelling breath. Other things are vices like smoking, chewing tobacco, alcohol, gum diseases, anemia, throat infection and other stomach disorders. These factors are the most common causes of developing foul-smelling breath. So, if you think that you have these elements in you then you need to be alarmed if you do not want to develop chronic bad breath.
But the good news about this, we know the causes of developing chronic foul-smelling breath which means that we can also cure it and avoid it. There are proper chronic bad breath cure that are available to help people who suffer from this condition be cured. One of the best cure or care that you can do is to see your dentist for further assessment and diagnosis to see if what really causes your foul-smelling breath. Once your doctor finds out the cause of the problem, then he could give you the right cure for it.
Also, for additional treatment, make sure that you consult it first with your doctor; you can also try doing or applying home remedy treatments for bad breath. For example, brushing your teeth often at least twice a day, especially before going to bed. Drink sufficient amount of water because one of the causes of foul-smelling breath is dry mouth. Get rid of your vices and eat lots of fruits instead. Gargle with mouth wash at least twice a day. Try chewing mints to freshen your breath.