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Strawberries are rich in vitamin C, which can eliminate many of the bacteria in your mouth that cause bad breath. Vitamin C is also beneficial for your gums, helping prevent gingivitis. Enjoying strawberries after a meal helps clear away trapped food particles, preventing odor buildup. |
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Yogurt can be a healthy dessert or snack that helps reduce bad breath. It provides probiotics for your digestive system, and these beneficial bacteria can help lower the concentration of odor-causing sulfide compounds. Opt for unsweetened yogurt, as consuming too much sugar can fuel the bacteria that produce unpleasant sulfurous odors. |
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Lemon can combat bad breath with its strong, pleasant aroma. You can drink a glass of lemon water with a little sugar or chew on a thin slice of lemon with salt to neutralize odors. However, lemon's high acidity can erode tooth enamel, so use only a small slice daily instead of consuming it excessively. |
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Apples' crisp texture stimulates saliva production when chewed, helping to clean away debris on your teeth. Their rough, fibrous structure also acts as a natural toothbrush, further reducing odor. Enjoy an apple a day or more, as they are packed with nutrients and antioxidants that benefit overall health. |
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Parsley is often used as a garnish or added to soups, wraps, and stir-fries to enhance flavor. This herb has a pleasant aroma and contains chlorophyll, which acts as a natural deodorizer in the mouth. If chewing it directly isn't appealing, you can incorporate it into your cooking. |
Anh Chi (WebMD, Healthline)
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