Now it's like I'm free again. A man named Frank had a similar experience. It wasn't until an embarrasing conversation on an airplane that Frank realized he was living in halitosis hell. I was contemplating jumping off the plane. But today, Frank and Juan's formerly smelly smiles have peace of mouth.
Bad breath is caused by tiny bacteria living on the back of tongues and throats.
According to Phillips, when that bacteria comes into contact with certain kinds of protein, sulphur compounds are released. That's what comes out of your mouth. So CBS 2 News decided to take Thera Breath, along with a number more commonly-used breath mints, and put the to the test. CBS 2 News descended on The Stinking Rose restaurant, known for dousing its food in garlic. Dr. Katz tested several patrons after dinner.