3 Ways To Stop Nasty Mask Breath & Possibly Prevent Coronavirus
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Wearing a mask all day has a side effect nobody warned you about: you can smell your own breath. Here are 3 easy ways to fix it.
1) Scrape Your Tongue
Your tongue is the largest organ in your mouth, and it's where the majority of odor-causing bacteria live. Scraping it every morning and night removes that bacterial buildup before it can release the sulfur compounds responsible for bad breath. An added bonus: tongue scraping supports nitric oxide production, which helps blood circulation, strengthens your lungs, and supports your immune system. Get your ScrapeYourTongue tongue scraper — available in a 1-pack for $8 or a 4-pack for $9.99.
2) Stop Smoking
All that smoke and nicotine residue seeps into the pores of your tongue, creating a perfect environment for bacteria to thrive and release nasty odors — and now it's all coming back to you inside your mask. The WHO says that tobacco smoking is a known risk factor for many respiratory infections. If there was ever a time to quit, it's now.
3) Eat Your Fruits & Veggies
These foods step up your saliva flow between meals, helping wash away bacteria that cause bad breath. Your diet is a key factor in the health of your immune system. Eat healthy and you'll be healthy.
There are plenty of other ways to prevent bad breath, but these are the 3 easiest ones you can start today. Grab your tongue scraper here and see the difference from day one.
Ready to make tongue scraping part of your daily routine? The ScrapeYourTongue tongue scraper is designed for daily use — flexible, two-handed grip, covers your full tongue in one pass, and won't trigger your gag reflex. Available as a 1-pack for $8 or a 4-pack for $9.99. Shop now →