Tonsil Stones – How I Cured My Own Tonsil Stones and Bad Breath

John Reece asked:

My first experience with Tonsil Stones (Tonsilloliths) came at around the age of sixteen when I started to cough up these unusual looking cream-colored lumps. The only thing I knew about them at that time was the awful smell, which came from the stones when squashed between my fingers, apart from that I had no idea what they were or where they came from.

I felt too embarrassed to ask my doctor or dentist about them and never dared ask my parents or friends. They worried me at times and I often wondered whether others suffered from this problem or whether I was the only one in the world with this condition. It took me over twenty years before I eventually researched my problem and found out exactly what they were and where they came from. You may have had a similar experience and can relate to this in some way.

Bad Breath was also a problem at times, which I only became aware of by comments from friends and colleagues. After a while the penny drops and the realization sets in that you really do have a Bad Breath problem. Over the years you get to learn when the Bad Breath springs into life by the horrible dry metallic taste you get in your mouth and until very recently I never realised that Tonsil Stones and Bad Breath could be linked.

Within a very short period of time I had at last diagnosed my problem as Tonsil Stones, realised there are many others with this condition and was very surprised to find out my Bad Breath was probably also related to Tonsil Stones.

Knowing what my condition was, I thought it would be straightforward to find a treatment and get on with my life. But as with many things, this proved to be a lot more difficult than expected and I soon realised that finding a cure might not be that easy. I tried various recommended treatments by my doctor, dental hygienist and local herbal shop but these treatments at best, only masked my Bad Breath for a few hours and never helped to cure my Tonsil Stones.

What I really wanted was a permanent solution to my problem, which would last and make me feel more confident in everyday life.

After trying numerous remedies with inadequate success over quite a long period of time, I began researching a treatment, which seemed to be getting a lot of positive comments. A Doctor who specializes in oral care systems had created a product that was helping many suffers with Tonsil Stones and Bad Breath. Because I had already tried numerous things I was a little sceptical at first but eventually took the plunge and sent off for the Tonsil Stone Kit.

What can I say? Truly amazing is the only way to describe the results. My Bad Breath totally disappeared and my Tonsil Stones, although they did not disappear completely, did dramatically reduce in quantity to almost the point of extinction. Many people do completely cure their problem, but I am not complaining because I am perfectly happy with my result. It is the only product I have ever used that actually made a real difference for me.

Bad Breath Tips to Help You Eliminate Bad Breath Caused by Gum Disease

Kelvin Ho asked:

There are many things at home that can offer you a quick and easy solution to bad breath, but for them to work, you not only need to know what they; you also need to use them diligently. Many times people do want to get rid of their bad breath and even make the effort of learning about remedies, but when the time comes to use them, they procrastinate.

The majority of people are busy with their daily lives and it may not always be easy to take out time to clean your teeth and mouth, especially when you are in important business meetings or are out running errands. But a bad breath problem needs to be taken seriously and home remedies can be of great help.

Let us see what these remedies actually are and then figure out how you can use them no matter how busy you are.

The first and foremost thing you can do is to get rid of the source of the problem. Whatever goes into you mouth, whatever goes into your diet, the most important thing is neglecting oral hygiene and not regularly brushing and flossing.

Nothing in the world is going to help you if you don’t help yourself by brushing and flossing regularly. You have to make it a point of doing this every morning before you leave home. Five minutes is all it takes to give full attention to your brushing, cleaning your teeth, gums, cheeks and tongue. don’t forget to rinse very well and forcefully to get rid of all the bacteria and germs which may be accumulated in your mouth overnight.

One of the home remedies which is easily available is flossing. Flossing is of utmost importance even after lunch or any meal just as brushing is. Quite a few people avoid flossing after lunch, particularly if they are at work or out. If you cannot use regular floss there are oral piks and portable floss devices which are easy to use.

In fact, even if you don’t brush, you can still floss and the floss will help get rid of food particles and debris which can easily be rinsed away. If you can’t brush after flossing, you swirl some water around your mouth and spit it out. Such simple home remedies for bad breath can help you keep bad breath at bay throughout the day no matter where you are or what you are doing.

Another safe and easy remedy for bad breath is drinking lots of water. If you keep yourself hydrated all the time, you can get rid of bad breath which may be aggravated by a dry mouth. When the mouth is dry, germs and bacteria can easily multiply and increase the incidence of bead breath. Strangely many people just take caffeinated drinks, soda and other beverages not realizing that these don’t help in hydration or rinsing of the mouth.

Other quick home remedies are things like antacids because bad breath may be coming all the way from the stomach. If you overeat or eat spicy foods, your stomach will produce more acid to digest the food, and this can reflux back into the esophagus resulting in bad breath.

The acid and juices produced by the stomach can cause malodorous breath. Antacids can help in settling the stomach and neutralizing the acid as can milk, fruit juices and seltzer water. Drinking lots of water with or after your food also helps in moving it faster through the digestive system so that chances or bad breath decrease.

Just knowing what are home remedies to combat bad breath is not enough — you need to make use of regularly.