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Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 11:06 GMT
"It's called "mouth wash" twice a day after brushing your teeth."
and let's not forget that domestos kills all known germs.
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 10:22 GMT
It's called "mouth wash" twice a day after brushing your teeth.
Not Real Hard. :-/
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 11:06 GMT
"It's called "mouth wash" twice a day after brushing your teeth."
and let's not forget that domestos kills all known germs.
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 11:17 GMT
Terrible stuff..
May have alcohol.
If antibacterial, you create super bugs and even risk a black tongue.
Brushing is important.
Excess sinus production down back of throat is a major breeding ground, Mouthwash won't help that.
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 12:10 GMT
Where did they do the study? In an IT department, I reckon.
Now it'll be sweetness on the helpdesk and freshness in the server room! But there *still* won't be any girls.
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 12:37 GMT
"always found in patients with halitosis and never in patients who did not have this problem".
That doesn't say that it's the cause, it could be a by-product that prevents something else from infecting - a defence mechanism.
Which could mean that getting rid of it may be similar to killing all the birds to stop them eating the crops when the birds are actually eating the bugs on the crops.
Looks like they've smelt a product that will make them a fortune.
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 13:57 GMT
I agree. It is statistically proven that the "Solobacterium" prevents you from being infected by the "Significantogherbacterium", which has far worse effects because it puts a strain on your wallet, prevents you from going to the pub with your friends or, worse, might also push you into breeding! How horrible!!!
Posted Tuesday 8th April 2008 14:21 GMT
I think it's pretty clear that solobacterium provides defence against sexually transmitted diseases.