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6 Tips for Treating and Preventing HalitosisApproximately 30 percent of people worldwide are affected by halitosis—more commonly referred to as bad breath—an embarrassing condition that is characterized by “a foul-smelling odor that seems to come from the mouth cavity,” says TheraBreath.com. There are a variety of different causes that can lead to halitosis, including diet, the use of tobacco products, as […]Rachel Despres
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6 Common Causes of HalitosisBad breath is something everyone can relate to. Whether it’s a result of just having woken up in the morning or eaten food with garlic in it, it occurs very frequently. Halitosis—the medical term used to describe chronic bad breath—is also quite common, affecting 25% of people worldwide, according to Medical News Today. Unfortunately, however, […]Rachel Despres
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