Atemfrisch Toothpaste

Atemfrisch toothpaste: eliminates bad breath. SLS-free

Benefits of Atemfrisch

Atemfrisch toothpaste has everything you’d expect from a toothpaste—and more:

• stops bad breath instantly
• is based on active oxygen (H₂O₂)
• contains aloe vera that soothes and repairs your gums
• contains xylitol that stimulates the salivary glands
• contains no alcohol or tooth-damaging substances
• contains no sugar and is suitable for diabetics
• comes in an eco-friendly tube (50% chalk instead of plastic)
• is not tested on animals
• is suitable for ages six and up

Atemfrisch toothpaste quickly gets rid of bad breath

You usually can’t smell your own bad breath (halitosis), just like your own body odor. Others, however, can. Bad breath is caused by anaerobic bacteria in your mouth and throat. They produce a foul odor. But fortunately, there’s a solution: Atemfrisch toothpaste.

Bacteria in your mouth are essential for breaking down proteins found in your food, as well as in mucus and blood. However, when there is an excess of bacteria, proteins are broken down too aggressively. This releases their building blocks: amino acids that contain many sulfur molecules. When combined with bacteria, this creates so-called volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs): disastrous for your breath.

Prevent bad breath with Active Oxygen

So get rid of that excess of bacteria! Atemfrisch toothpaste contains a lot of active oxygen. Bacteria don’t like that, because they thrive best in a dry, oxygen-poor mouth with little saliva. They prefer to hide in the grooves of your tongue, on the taste buds, and not on the surface of the tongue. They easily survive an attack with a regular toothbrush and regular toothpaste.

Why does Atemfrisch toothpaste actually work?

It’s easy to explain why Atemfrisch toothpaste works so well. It tackles the real cause: Atemfrisch intervenes in the chemical process that produces volatile sulfur compounds. Thanks to the active oxygen hdO2 (high-dosage oxygen), no smelly sulfur compounds (sulfites) are released, but only compounds with a neutral odor and taste (sulfates). Much fresher!

Causes of dry mouth

What are the causes of dry mouth, which anaerobic bacteria love to thrive on?

• Oral care products containing drying agents
  Many oral care products contain alcohol, which disinfects the mouth but also dries it out. When your mouth contains less saliva, there is also less oxygen. So avoid using these products. The Atemfrisch mouth spray contains plenty of active oxygen and works better against bad breath. In addition, drink plenty of water or chew gum with xylitol, which stimulates saliva production.
  
  
• Medication
  Medications for high blood pressure or depression, or nasal drops with antihistamines for allergies, can cause a dry mouth. Sometimes the medication is temporary, and the dry mouth goes away. In any case, it’s important to use oral care products with active oxygen, such as Atemfrisch toothpaste.
  
  
• Postnasal drip
  Allergies and the use of nasal drops can cause mucus from the nasal cavity to end up in the throat and at the back of the tongue—exactly where anaerobic bacteria live. These bacteria thrive on the proteins in the mucus, which in turn leads to the formation of volatile sulfur compounds. So use nasal drops in moderation.
  
  
• Dairy products
  Dairy products like milk and cheese are high in protein. Especially if your body doesn’t tolerate these proteins well—for example, in cases of lactose intolerance—they remain available to anaerobic bacteria for too long. Fish is also high in protein. So, don’t eat high-protein foods too often, and brush your teeth with Atemfrisch afterward.
  
  
• Alcohol, coffee, and soda
  Drinking coffee (including decaf) or carbonated beverages creates an acidic mouth environment. In an acidic environment, bacteria can multiply rapidly. Alcohol contains a lot of sugars, which provide an ideal breeding ground for bacteria. So limit your consumption of alcohol, coffee, and soda.