6 Surprising Things That Can Cause Bad Breath (and One Cure)
You're on high alert against seafood, garlic, coffee and gum disease. But are you aware of these stealth offenders?
By Corrie Pikul
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Finally, a cure for garlic breath that doesn't involve forcing your partner to eat the offender with you. Drinking milk can lower the concentration of odor-emitting compounds from garlic in the mouth (and nose), Ohio State University researchers recently discovered. Whole milk seemed to be slightly more effective than skim (due to the absorbent fat) and had the most noticeable results when it was consumed during a meal (although drinking a glass afterward can help, too).
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Published 01/17/2014