@OP
I licked mine...it's vanilla Flavour

isotonic:
Thanks, it makes me question a lot about life

it will help me combat depression and negativity: "dont worry bout life. your life n planet are insignificant anyways" .....
maybe not.


it lends credence to the theory that there are OWBs tho (other worldly beings)

Eeeeeeewwwwwww¿ dem no dey brush Well¿

rashygenius:
if we re to follow d etiquettes of islam,nobody will av mouth odour
d use of siwaak(chewing stick) b4 evry solat(dts 5times daily)......



Even if d mouth smell pass carnal,haba 5times a day suppose cure am

True talk indeed!

annawhite:
@OP
I licked mine...it's vanilla Flavour

Well I would luv to comfirm by tasting your lips. . . . .mail me if u are in.

jaykaylegend:
how do you use it??

. Just add few drops in a cup of water and use, caution do not swallow.

Space booked

sarmiie:



it will help me combat depression and negativity: "dont worry bout life. your life n planet are insignificant anyways" .....
maybe not.


it lends credence to the theory that there are OWBs tho (other worldly beings)

Exactly, I'm a firm believer that we're not alone in this world. Don't entertain negative thoughts, make peace with things you can't change and move on ok, life is too short

Causes Of Bad Breath
Food – When you eat, the food particles that remain in and around your teeth can cause an odour in your mouth. Of course, everyone knows that eating onions (raw ones, especially) and garlic are some of the worst culprits.

After you have digested these foods and smelly oils, they penetrate through your blood. Then they travel to your lungs and come up in your breath when you open your mouth. It’s possible to have an onion or garlic smell for at least three days.

Dental issues – Periodontal disease, which occurs from poor dental hygiene, can also cause bad breath. Food particles will remain in your mouth if you don’t brush and floss daily. You’ll probably have to brush and floss several times a day. If the food particles remain in your mouth, they will absorb bacteria.

You may experience plaque on your teeth. If you don’t brush your teeth properly or not enough the plaque can mess with your gums. You can end up getting gingivitis and tooth decay. Pockets can form between your teeth and gums. This condition is called periodonitis. Peridonitis can cause the bad breath to linger.

Read more at http://totallifeblog..com/2015/02/how-to-manage-bad-breath.html