Bad Breath Cure
3 ratings since posting on Wednesday, May 27, 2009
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It really works! I used to people backing off when I open my mouth and say something, very embarrassing seen if you ask me. It seems like with curobreath you achieve the best results after first use. but really after about a week of use I have started noticing that I can even skip a day and still have clean breath. wow, I was skeptical about trying it but it does work. I don’t know how they did it but that oxgn-18 stuff really works. some things are truly amazing. - Beth Peterson , posted 08/06/09 |
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CurObreath® Oral Hygiene System Maximum Strength Formula uses Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide to destroy odor causing bacteria at the source and maintain sweet-fresh breath all day. Organic Essential Oil blends help maintain oral health, reduce gum decease, and dental plague. CurObreath® had helped many severe chronic halitosis sufferers effectively control their breath conditions and halitosis. CurObreath® Oral Rinse with natural organic ingredients has been proven in clinical studies to effectively neutralize volatile sulfur compounds (VSC's) and/or the compounds from which they are formed. Since volatile sulfur compounds are the malodorous substances that actually cause bad breath, if a mouth-rinse can help to decrease the concentration of these compounds in a person's breath, then the more pleasant that person's breath will be. CurObreath® contain OXGN-18™ (Oxygenating Agent), or its parent compound sodium chlorite; have been used in the treatment of bad breath. Research has suggested that chlorine dioxide's mechanism of action is twofold: OXGN-18™ is an oxidizing agent (this means that it releases oxygen). Because most of the bacteria that cause bad breath are anaerobic (meaning, they prefer to live in environments devoid of oxygen), exposing them to an oxidizing agent can help to minimize their numbers. Chlorine dioxide and Zinc has the ability to neutralize volatile sulfur compounds. It also has the ability to degrade the precursor components utilized by bacteria use when making VSC's. The net effect is that the overall concentration of volatile sulfur compounds found in a person's breath is reduced, and as a result their breath will be more pleasant. - paul , posted 05/27/09 |
