Get Rid of Bad Breath Permanently | 2 Natural Remedies



How to get rid of bad breath permanently using these 2 natural remedies. Bad breath is not only a sign of unhealthy oral practices but is also a problem that can bring you utter embarrassment in social situations as well as giving one a level of low confidence.

 Fortunately, apple cider vinegar offers a natural and inexpensive way to help take care of this problem and get your breath fresh again.

 Two Natural Methods to Rid Yourself of Bad Breath 

 The causes of bad breath can be quite complicated as there are a number of factors that contribute to having this condition. In this article, I will give you two effective remedies on how you can get rid of bad breath using apple cider vinegar and good old-fashioned parsley.

 Apple Cider Vinegar 

 Make an apple cider vinegar mouthwash. Ad 2 tbsp of apple cider vinegar to one cup of water. Mix the ingredients well using the mouthwash gargle for five seconds to cure bad breath.

 You will need to brush again with regular toothpaste and rinse your mouth out really well. Take a small amount of an ACV on your brush and use it for brushing teeth after using an ACV brush with
regular toothpaste as it contains Acid and can remove teeth enamel.

 Fresh Parsley

 The second method is still sticking with the apple cider vinegar but this time adding a small handful of fresh parsley. That's one cup apple cider vinegar combined with the antibacterial properties of parsley. OK, simply take one cup of apple cider vinegar then dip the parsley leaves in the vinegar itself and then chew the parsley thoroughly for a couple of minutes and then spit it out repeat the process if necessary.

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