BLAME THAT MEDICINE. Many popular medications can cause bad breath, including nitrates, often used to relieve angina (chest pain) by dilating arteries to the heart, some chemo-therapy drugs, tranquillisers and chloral hydrate â a sedative used short-term for insomnia.
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Today, the U.S. government has an alphabet agency for just about everything. The nanny state feels like it has to watch, track and tightly control virtually everything that we do. The Federal Register is the main source of regulations for U.S. government agencies. In 1936, the number of pages in the Federal Register was about 2,600. Today, the Federal Register is over 80,000 pages long.