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Wednesday, 6/8/2025 | 16:01 GMT+7

5 foods to freshen your breath

Chewing on parsley, enjoying a slice of lemon, or crunching an apple stimulates saliva production, which helps wash away odor-causing bacteria.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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