Smelly breath

Northen Southener —

I find one of the not so rewarding side effects of Ramadan is the smelly "hunger breath"

It's not too bad if you sit a few meters away from people, but any closer than that and you may kill someone with it.

What can be done to reduce / avoid this smell?

s.b.f — Fri, 20 Jul 2012 - 15:42

Brush your teeth carefully

Wash your mouth out with mouthwash 

Brush your teeth millions of time after eating sehri

put tape over your mouth for the day

eating non-smelling food at sehri

Brush your teeth

Brush your teeth 

brush your teeth???



ONE THING I CAN'T STAND IS BAD TEETH HYGEINE 

Lioness of Allah — Fri, 20 Jul 2012 - 20:53

Keep your mouth closed, and trick your mind in thinking that you have breath so minty fresh that even the makers of aquafresh would be jealous.

Works a treat

Maaria (not verified) — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 - 15:33

- Brush your teeth after ever meal preferably early morning - Sehri time.

- Use floss.

- Use your toothbrush to clean the tongue.

- Mouthwash.

- Drink plenty of water at Sehri time..

A hadith that I would like to share: Prophet Muhammad, Peace be upon him said: "I swear by Him in whose hand is my soul, the Khaluf of a fasting person is more pleasant to Allah (SWT) than the scent of musk." [Sahih al-Bukhari (1893) and Sahih Muslim (1151)]

Northen Southener — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 - 19:04

[quote=Suhail]

You smell :p

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I hope this comment wasn't directed towards me. I shower EVERY SINGLE Eid day...!!!!

Northen Southener — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 - 23:37

[quote=Hummus]

I'm trying so hard not to laugh.

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Why? Just give in. Have a good laugh. Apparently it's good for your health.

Hummus — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 - 23:43

[quote=Northen Southener][quote=Hummus]

I'm trying so hard not to laugh.

[/quote] Why? Just give in. Have a good laugh. Apparently it's good for your health.[/quote]

I failed miserably at trying to keep it in.