Have you ever wondered why, despite brushing your teeth vigorously, you can’t get fresh breath? This small, often taboo, problem can quickly become a source of embarrassment. However, there may be a natural, simple, and particularly effective solution hiding in your kitchen…
Those little white clumps that ruin your breath (and that no one dares mention).
You may have already noticed tiny, foul-smelling white lumps in the back of your throat. Sometimes they fall out on their own when you cough, or they remain discreetly lodged in the tonsil cavities. Unsightly and often ignored, these small growths have a name: tonsil stones. Made from a mixture of food debris, dead cells, and bacteria, they are one of the most insidious causes of persistent bad breath. Even impeccable oral hygiene isn’t always enough to prevent their appearance. So, should we be worried? Not really, but it’s time to talk about them… and discover simple ways to limit or even prevent them. When hygiene is no longer enough: why do we have bad breath?
