A natural cure for bad breath? Try magnolia bark

I think the best thing to do is keep your mouth shut.

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Great advice, Vivi, but if you are a supervisor and have to talk to people as part of your job description, you can't just keep your mouth shut. Magnolia bark is an antioxidant, but it is also known for its anti-stress and anti-anxiety properties. I am sure all you have to do is Google it and you can find somewhere online that sells it.

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Thank heavens! I'll rest comfortably tonight night knowing there's a cure for my occasional halitosis.

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can it be used for dogs? they seem to have to worst.

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Well, my Mother & Father had bad breath. Now I have it and my daughter does too! Could it be that it runs in the family?
I have tried everything,parsely, orange's and more,
My Husband has the same problem and his sister..
We floss, brush 3 times a day and always have mints, gum, in my purse. I use listerine and still
nothing? I will check on the Magnolia Bark. I know its a tree with the Magnolia Flower. Maybe we have to use or boil the Bark? Then Drink it. Im just guessing? Good Luck To You All .............

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the article would of been better if they could of told you where to get the magnoliabark...and I did google it,and still nothing... but my question was also, would it work on animals...thanks...

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I have Bad Breath because I've had Cancer and I'm a Diebetic and nothing can stop it no matter what I use. I will try and find the Magnolia Bark, I really need it.

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Seems like no one is aware of the research out there in dentistry blaming bad breath on the bacteria in your mouth ,on your tongue, in the plaque, and under your gums. There are a number of products out there for the breath and your local dental office willl have answers. However ///// Do not rule out tartar, plaque etc. along with periodontia (gum disease) for causes of bad breath. Dry mouth, smoking and peroxide which is also a drying agent are also contributing to bad breath. Bottom line, go see your dentist!! If that doesnt work investigate gastric problems like GERD and reflux with your physician. Your mouth is attached to your GI system so the dentsit and physican can not be ignored.

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Laura: Try Mentadent toothpaste and MAKE SURE you brush your tongue - top and bottom. Bad breath is usually from the tongue, not the teeth.

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Can you imagine what your neighbor would think if he or she caught you chewing on their magnolia tree?

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I saw this product on the TV show The View and it was also in the Gift Bags at The Oscars. They offered a complimentary sample and it works great. My smile has never looked so great. Go to http://thesmilesalon.com The first time I used it people commented how beautiful my smile looked.

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Actually, chronic bad breath comes from the sinuses! See you ENT....I keep telling my husband...he never goes...lol.

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bad breath often occurs if you don't have regular bowel movements, the stuff sits there and the smell comes up from your stomach.. so eat your fiber and keep the crap moving along and not sitting there festering...

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In most cases, about 90 percent of bad breath comes from the back of your tongue. This can be eliminated by the use of a plastic tongue scraper, available for about a dollar at just about any drugstore or free from most dentists.
The kind with a jagged scraping edge works better than the smooth kind. It also helps to follow the tongue scraping with a brief tongue brushing with toothpaste just to counteract the stuff you've just scraped off.

This works very well for most people unless you do have a more serious health problem or have eaten a lot of garlic or something similar. The enzymes from garlic that make your breath smell stay in your system for about 24 hours and not too much will help with that until it's totally digested and eliminated from your system.
Hope this was helpful.

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BEFORE EVERYBODY STARTS NAWING ON TREE BARK, JUST GO TO WALGREENS, CVS PHARMACY, OR BETTER YET WALMART (It's cheaper), AND BUY SOME SMART MOUTH MOUTHWASH. IT WORKS!! PERIOD!

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Try the Google search - many vendors and it's not too expensive!

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Well heck if Magnolia bark is going to be the wave of the future for breath control let me know. I have several trees around me and are abundent here in the N.W. I may have to start a new side line buisness gathering bark.

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Make sure you use dental floss to floss each tooth, and don't forget to floss behind those back teeth on the top and bottom.

You must scrape your tongue every day. A film builds up on it and simple brushing alone won't remove it. I use the flat surface of a butter knive- DO NOT use the serrated end, DO NOT use the end that you cut with. You can use a plastic butter knive, too. Make sure you scrape your tongue gently and rinse off the butter knife each time.

I also rinse my toothbrush with hydrogen peroxide, and brush my teeth with the toothpaste and hydrogen peroxide mix.

I gargle with listerine once every few days, it is so strong that I can not stand it every day.

My breath smells good because I make sure my teeth and tongue are clean.

If you have dental bridges, you have to buy bridge floss,
it looks like a loop of fishing line. You thread the dental floss into the bridge flosser, and slide it through the bridge between the teeth.

If any teeth are rotten or are rotting, the smell will be very bad. Only a dentist can drill the decayed tooth, fill it and save those teeth that are going bad.

I wonder if any old magnolia tree bark will do. I wish the article would have mentioned what type of magnolia tree that they get the magnolia bark from. I suppose I'll look it up myself.

Always brush before you go to bed. Any food left in the mouth will start to rot or break down. If youi drink or eat any sweets, the sugars will start to break down and rot the enamel on your teeth.

One of the hardest things in the world to do is to tell someone they have bad breath. It doesn't go over very well with the person you are telling it to. Sometimes people with bad breath have no idea how bad their breath is, and no one wants to be the one to tell them.

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EW! I agree with #1
Stay home and try this:
http://www.fakebuddy.com

Where nobody cares if your breathe smells like rotting veggies!
http://www.fakebuddy.com
...and they donate to autism research!

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