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Beatrice (Nairobi ) on 11/30/2017
It's a miracle come true after many years of trying all manner of mouth wash.
I bought a tin of charcoal from the market, crushed a few pieces into powder then add a glass of water then sieved & drunk thrice A day for two days.
The bad breath emitting from my saliva & digestive system was over.
I thank God for you.
Let others know charcoal is an instant miracle for BB.
Indeed God has provided everything we need on earth ...Glory to God we are healed & will continue taking a glass per week.
Mary (Staffordshire) on 02/16/2017
I have been living with halitosis for 15 years until 2017 when the above remedy worked for me. Previously I have spent thousands of pounds with private dentist, had tooth extractions etc.
Thank you all.
Joseph (Botswana) on 04/29/2016
Dose: two teaspoonful of activated charcoal powder in a glass of drinking water, 3 hrs after dinner.
Brushing teeth using charcoal paste 3 times daily.
Now I am glad, I am smiling, I am cured! God bless you plenty.
Melie (North Carolina) on 09/15/2015
I have tried hydrogen peroxide, acidophilus and liquid chlorophyll. But none had the immediate effects that the activated charcoal had along with eliminating grains (accept flaxseed) from my diet.
I take 3 capsules a 2-3 hours before bed with a large glass of water.
One day, I was grocery shopping and was hungry so I decided to buy my favorite sushi at the sushi bar. I ate it then went to work and my breath smelled bad. I went to the bathroom and brushed my teeth, then tried to mask the odor with mint gum but it did not help. I realized then that the rice in the sushi was most likely the cause and eliminated rice from my diet.
It's been about a month now any my breath is much improved. I am thankful for the sushi incident because it pinpointed the rice as one of the causes for the bad breath. When I went back grocery shopping, I bought smoke salmon and ate it without any strong after affects.
I am blood type o + and my current diet consists of vegetables, meat, fish, poultry, fruit and flaxseed, which some might consider Paleo. I have eliminated dairy, wheat, and grains, (accept flaxseed). I hope that this information benefits someone.
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