Five Foods to Fight Bad Breath - Today


If you have bad breath, it could be linked to an underlying dental or health condition. However, there are ways to combat bad breath by changing up your diet. Today.com lists these five foods to combat bad breath:



  1. apples, which are also high in quercetin, a natural antihistamine

  2. cinnamon, which is also said to help manage blood sugar

  3. cucumber, also high in electrolytes, so add some to your drinking water

  4. grapefruit, a popular breakfast beverage loaded with Vitamin C

  5. Greek yogurt, also high in protein and healthy probiotics



Find out why these foods work to combat bad breath: http://on.today.com/2r6UMrz



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