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What I do for bad breath

Author: Mir-Yam Shifra
Location: FL, United States
Skills: Reiki
Posted: Aug 16, 2004
Views: 2409
Keywords: peppermint

Have you read the label on the breath freshener papers? Aside from all of the chemicals listed there is also SUCRALOSE - look up that ingredient, for sure. So, what is a person to do when confronted with close conversations in a group or just that taste from not speaking, during a class for example, when the mouth stays closed for a long time?

Into a preferably glass spray bottle put about 3 ounces of distilled or spring water and then add drops of Young Living peppermint to taste. Carry it in pocket or purse and use as needed.

My recipe is about 10 drops per ounce which is a bit strong but my tonsils are questionable and the peppermint not only tasts great, it freshens my breath, relieves my sore throat and also staves off hunger pangs. Those first sprits into the mouth can be a bit 'W-H-O-A!' so start out with a mild recipe of your own.

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