garlic on breath
By thebestmom
@thebestmom (1104)
Philippines
February 9, 2010 8:40am CST
i read somewhere that eating garlic cannot be removed simply by brushing the teeth or by gargling with listerine or any agent. the reason behind is garlic goes inside the body and is mixed with the blood, so once you breath, the smell comes out, even when you are clean . any remedies you know?
2 responses
@Biomechanoid (2922)
• Estonia
9 Feb 10
I don't know much about it, but I can also say that you can't remove the smell with just brushing your teeth. Even if you're going to do it two times in a row and chew a gum afterwards. Just avoid eating garlic before going out to meet other people
@thebestmom (1104)
• Philippines
10 Feb 10
i agree. thats why i only eat raw garlic at home. but even my youngest child asks me what i ate because he said that there is a strange smell when i tutor him. LOL
@bananamen1 (442)
• Bulgaria
9 Feb 10
Parsley helps but it's not cure.
The smell comes from the stomach when you breath, that with the blood sounds strange...
