{"id":345439,"date":"2017-09-11T08:00:44","date_gmt":"2017-09-11T07:00:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/?p=345439"},"modified":"2017-09-11T15:48:15","modified_gmt":"2017-09-11T14:48:15","slug":"acclaimed","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/acclaimed\/","title":{"rendered":"THE BREATH CO from Internationally acclaimed Dr Harold Katz, specifically targets the problems of bad breath, dry mouth and taste disorders! >> Q) IS YOUR BIKINI DIET GIVING YOU BAD BREATH? >> www.boots.com (30% Off Until Aug 29th 2017)"},"content":{"rendered":"

THE BREATH CO from Internationally acclaimed Dr Harold Katz, specifically targets the problems of bad breath, dry mouth and taste disorders! >> Q) IS YOUR BIKINI DIET GIVING YOU BAD BREATH? >> www.boots.com<\/h3>\n

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Dentist and internationally acclaimed \u2018Bad Breath Guru\u2019 Dr Harold Katz who has dedicated years of advanced clinical research in to the problems of bad breath, dry mouth and taste disorders. He is also the founder of the California Breath Clinics and The Breath Company range. Unlike any other high street brand, each of the products in THE BREATH CO range targets the bacterium living and multiplying on the tongue\u2019s (and throat\u2019s) surface that causes halitosis rather than masking the odour with powerful flavours; literally eliminating the problem. In fact, clinical tests of Dr. Katz’s patients treated with THE BREATH CO products repeatedly resulted in a complete elimination of over 98 per cent of the volatile sulphur compounds that cause bad breath.<\/p>\n

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Dr Harold Katz (also known as the \u2018Bad Breath Guru\u2019 in the US) acknowledges that for the many trying to lose a few extra pounds before their late summer getaway, then cutting back on carbohydrates, eating a high-protein diet, fasting, or even cutting out meat has probably crossed their minds. However, as well as not being the best long term weight loss plan, crash dieting, fasting, and low-carbohydrate diets can also have nasty side-effects, one of the most common of which is bad breath. The two most common types of bad breath as a result of dieting are; bad breath due to acetone caused by ketosis, or an excess of protein in the diet producing ammonia in the breath. It has also recently been found that a diet rich in meat and dairy products can actually boost dental health, as common amino acid found naturally in certain foods has been shown to break down dental plaque which will help millions of people avoid cavities and gum disease. Another reason to make sure you take particular care of your oral health while dieting! This doesn\u2019t mean you have to eat anything particularly naughty to incorporate carbohydrates into your healthier diet. Raw vegetables, fresh fruit, and a little brown bread, brown rice or pasta, will give you the carbs you need to freshen your breath without damaging your diet intentions. Dr Katz discusses what to look out for, and how to tackle bad odour as a result of dieting. Further details attached for your reference.<\/p>\n

Below are some sure fire ways for keeping your breath smelling sweet all the time, put together by bad breath guru and founder of The Breath Co, Dr Harold Katz.<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Drink more water, keeping your mouth hydrated will instantly improve your breath.<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Natural breath fresheners include mint, parsley or other greens, cloves, cinnamon, and fennel seeds \u2013 try adding these to your food!<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Eat a few healthy carbs to keep your diet balanced. A small about of wholegrains, fruit and veg really won\u2019t affect your weight loss, but it will have a big impact on your breath and overall health!<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Skip the cup of coffee: Coffee (with or without caffeine) contains high levels of acids which cause the bacteria to reproduce more rapidly and create a bitter taste and bad breath for many people (virtually any acidic type of food or drink will do this). Tea is a much better alternative.<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Brush your teeth (and tongue) twice a day with The Breath Co. Fresh Breath Fluoride Toothpaste in Mild Mint (\u00a38.99), and then rinse with The Breath Company Oral Rinse (\u00a312.00) which is available in Icy Mint or Mild Mint.<\/p>\n

\u00b7 To clean your tongue, put a little bit of The Breath Co. toothpaste on your tongue-scraper or toothbrush and gently clean the surface of your tongue. Allow the gel to sit on the surface of the tongue, as this allows the oxygenating compounds of the tooth gel to penetrate below the surface of your tongue and destroy the bacteria breeding below the surface.<\/p>\n

\u00b7 Regularly use The Breath Company Mouth Wetting Dry Mouth Lozenges (\u00a38.99). These unique sugar free lozenges restore fresh breath instantly.<\/p>\n

The Breath Company is also offering 1\/3 off of selected products in its range up to and including Tuesday 29th August 2017. A summary of the savings on each product are below.<\/p>\n

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IS YOUR BIKINI DIET GIVING YOU BAD BREATH?<\/h3>\n

If you are one of the many trying to lose a few extra pounds before slipping into that bikini this summer, then cutting back on carbohydrates, eating a high-protein diet, fasting, or even cutting out meat has probably crossed your mind.
\nHowever, as well as not being the best long term weight loss plan, crash dieting, fasting, and low carbohydrate diets can also have nasty side-effects, one of the most common of which is bad breath. The two most common types of bad breath as a result of dieting are; bad breath due to acetone caused by ketosis, or an excess of protein in the diet producing ammonia in the breath.
\nIt has also recently been found that a diet rich in meat and dairy products can actually boost dental health, as common amino acid found naturally in certain foods has been shown to break down dental plaque which will help millions of people avoid cavities and gum disease. Another reason to make sure you take particular care of your oral health while dieting!
\nThis doesn\u2019t mean you have to eat anything particularly naughty to incorporate carbohydrates into your healthier diet. Raw vegetables, fresh fruit, and a little brown bread, brown rice or pasta, will give you the carbs you need to freshen your breath without damaging your diet intentions. Founder of The Breath Company, Dr Harold Katz (also known as the \u2018Bad Breath Guru\u2019 in the US), discusses what to look out for, and how to tackle bad odour as a result of dieting.<\/p>\n

\nBad breath from Ketosis<\/strong><\/p>\n

\nOne of the reasons that cutting down on carbohydrates when dieting is so popular, is that we start to burn more fat quite quickly. This process generates molecules called ketones. Unfortunately the body gets rid of a type of ketone called acetone, via both urine and the breath, which is often described as smelling \u2018like rotten fruit\u2019.
\nThe good news is that if you have \u2018ketosis breath\u2019 it isn\u2019t permanent. With the right treatment and a balanced approach to dieting, most people find it subsides after a few weeks, or months.<\/p>\n

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\nAmmonia breath from a high protein diet<\/strong><\/p>\n

\nWhen the body metabolises protein, it produces ammonia as a result. So when a diet consists mainly of high-protein meals, there tends to be increased ammonia in the breath or urine. If this increases a large amount, the odour can be quite bad.
\nOur bodies mainly use protein to maintain and build muscles, and will then convert any excess to energy, which is when the additional ammonia is produced (this also happens when fasting or long periods of exercise when the body relies on breaking down muscles for energy if it runs out of sources of fats and\/or carbohydrates).<\/p>\n

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\nIt\u2019s worth also noting that dieters who are eating too little protein can also get \u2018ketobreath\u2019 which is a result of the body cannibalising its own muscle protein. Similarly, fasting and extremely low fat diets (which can cause loss of lean muscle) can also generate extremely offensive breath.
\nAbove all, don’t let problems with your breath let you fall-off the diet wagon if it is improving your health.<\/p>\n

Instead, try to figure out the cause of the offensive breath and tackle it using the following tips:<\/strong><\/p>\n

\n\uf0b7 Drink more water, keeping your mouth hydrated will instantly improve your breath \uf0b7 Natural breath fresheners include mint, parsley or other greens, cloves, cinnamon, and fennel seeds \u2013 try adding these to your food! \uf0b7 Eat a few healthy carbs to keep your diet balanced. A small about of wholegrains, fruit and veg really won\u2019t affect your weight loss, but it will have a big impact on your breath and overall health! \uf0b7 Skip the cup of coffee: Coffee (with or without caffeine) contains high levels of acids which cause the bacteria to reproduce more rapidly and create a bitter taste and bad breath for many people (virtually any acidic type of food or drink will do this). Tea is a much better alternative. \uf0b7 Brush your teeth (and tongue) twice a day with The Breath Co. Fresh Breath Fluoride Toothpaste in Mild Mint (\u00a38.99), and then rinse with The Breath Company Oral Rinse (\u00a312.00) which is available in Icy Mint or Mild Mint. \uf0b7 To clean your tongue, put a little bit of The Breath Co. toothpaste on your tongue-scraper or toothbrush and gently clean the surface of your tongue. Allow the gel to sit on the surface of the tongue, as this allows the oxygenating compounds of the tooth gel to penetrate below the surface of your tongue and destroy the bacteria breeding below the surface. \uf0b7 Regularly use The Breath Company Mouth Wetting Dry Mouth Lozenges (\u00a38.99). These unique sugar free lozenges restore fresh breath instantly.<\/p>\n

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\nUnlike any other high street brand, each of the products in The Breath Company range targets the bacteria living and multiplying on the tongue\u2019s surface that causes halitosis rather than masking the odour with powerful flavours; literally eliminating the problem.
\nClinical tests of Dr.Katz\u2019s patients treated with The Breath Company products repeatedly resulted in a complete elimination of over 98 per cent of the volatile sulphur compounds that cause bad breath.<\/p>\n

\nThe Breath Company range is available in Boots stores nationwide and online at www.boots.com, priced starting \u00a38.99.
\nThe Breath Company Fresh Breath Fluoride Toothpaste, \u00a38.99
\nThe Breath Company Oral Rinse \u2013 Icy Mint and Mild Mint, \u00a312.99
\nThe Breath Company Mouth Wetting Dry Mouth Lozenges \u2013 Mandarin Mint, \u00a38.99<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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