Food has a significant impact on your breath: As it is digested, the food that you eat is absorbed into your bloodstream and eventually exhaled by your lungs, which means the food odours come out of your mouth when you breathe. Foods like garlic, onions and spicy foods can lead to morning breath.  Fruits and vegetables are an essential part of a healthy diet that helps to keep bad breath at bay. Try chewing a sprig of parsley to freshen your breath. This herb contains chlorophyll, which helps remove odors from the breath. These modes of eating are no-no’s when it comes to friendly breath. When you don’t consume enough carbohydrates, your body shifts to breaking down fat at a high rate; this leads to the production of ketones and the phenomenon known as “ketone breath,” which is another way of saying “stinky”! Eating stimulates saliva production, which in turn wets the mouth and creates an inhospitable environment for foul-smelling bacteria. Get an early start on the fight against morning breath and eat breakfast first thing in the a.m. Coffee has a very strong aroma that lingers in your mouth, and is difficult to brush off the very back of your tongue. For a quick pick-me-up with a less offensive smell, try tea in an herbal or green variety.
تناول طعامًا صحيًا متوازنًا. تجنب الصوم القاسي لفترة طويلة واحرص على تناول ما يكفي من الكربوهيدرات. تناول طعام الفطور. تناول الشاي بدلاً من القهوة.