is tar paitn bad if u breath it in?
819818
No less unhealthy than it would be for her to inhale Nicotine\nfrom cigarettes. In other words: "Yes!"
314350
I have done that before. And it was not because her breath stank or she had some type of sore. It was because my mouth was not feeling fresh and I did not want to be nasty. But I told her straigt afterwards so taht there was no confusion. SMINTS! Magic!
883875
See an ENT or a dentist you might have a throat infection or tooth infection.  Usually bad breath is from infections or from the gut not the mouth.   So although you can brush garlic off your teeth if it's in your gut you'll still have bad breath, even if you don't have a nasty burp that smell will lightly waft out.
687717
definately. the fumes and stuff from the smoke soaked materials can exacerbate ashtma.
607286
It isn't bad to chew it, just choose a sugar free gum, they say chewing gum like trident can help fight cavaties after meals too.  \n\nfor everyone around you when you think you might have a little bit of a bad breath thing going on, we thank you when you pop in a piece of gum.  Sometimes little things go a long way.
627382
not good. the nicotine affects ur liver and respiratory system in the long run
449558
Bad breath comes more from the lungs than the mouth.
287410
no. its disgusting and you'd be better off quitting    not only would they have to deal with how it smells it makes your teeth all yellow and that is so gross  not hot  guys that smoke arent as hot  srry  good luck
555698
It's just like ciggarette smoke more harmful breathe in than the person who is smoking it.Just stay away from any kind of smoke.
176949
Bad Breath is caused by bad breath bacteria that live in a sticky coating called a biofilm. This biofilm coats our teeth, gums, tongue, throat and nasal passages every day. The bad bacteria live in this biofilm and digest proteins that are also present. From these proteins the bacteria are able to make smelly Volatile Sulphur Compounds that are then exhaled when we talk or breathe through our nose. It is these smelly compounds that people recognise as bad smells coming from our breath.\n\nWhen brushing your teeth, amek sure you brush your tounge as wel, because this is where most of the bacteria form. \n\nLook for special mouth washes to help with this- mouth washes that are for gingivites, plaque, and periodontis. \n\nBad breath isnt always caused by poor dental hygiene. It could be caused by other things such as:\n\n-Gum disease (e.g. gum boils, abscesses, spongy gums, gingivitis) \n-Candidiasis\n-Poor digestion and sluggish liver \n-Multiplication of odor-causing bacteria in the mouth and digestive tract \n-Chronic sinus infection \n-Certain medications (especially those that cause dry mouth as a side effect) \n\n\nOther things that you can try to help with the bad breath are:\n\n-Gargle with a peppermint and fennel flavored mouth wash\n-Chewing raw celery sticks helps to freshen breath \n-Make sure that your toothbrush is kept clean and sterilized \n-Dry mouth is a frequent cause of bad breath. Make sure you drink at least 8 glasses of water a day \n-Do not go on starvation diets. Regular chewing and swallowing helps with saliva production and can help to prevent dry mouth \n-Use Detox Drops to cleanse your system \n-Take a course of Candidate if you suspect that you have Candida overgrowth (Candidiasis). Symptoms include fatigue, frequent yeast infections, digestive disorders, excessive gas and odor problems. \n-Clearing underlying and chronic sinus infections can help to prevent bad breath \n\nIf all else fails, ask your dentist. He may have to give you a prescription to help fight off some of the bacteria, which is normal for some people. \n\nGood luck!
1003722
it burns and could cause some damage to the nasal cavity\n\nwhen it comes to pain killers you really should just chew them up a bit and swallow..
191774
Yes smoking is STILL bad for you. Cigaretttes have so many different poisions in them that any of the smoke can effect you outside the lungs as inside.   DON'T start if you haven't, it's so hard to quit.  It's actually harder to quit then Heroine.  The smoke alone in your mouth can cause CANCER (my dad died of age 46), and anyone around you will be affected.  Yes, even if you do NOT inhale, it IS HARMFUL.
1165295
Yes its possible, especially if you eat potent foods such as onions or garlic, which causes odor to actually come from your stomach and give you bad breath, there are some mints that are meant to be swallowed for that purpose, however, or try gargling.
921441
It is over use that would be bad.\nUsed correctly it does the job it is intended to do. \nIt is best not to use it before going straight to bed as it can damage the teeth if left on overnight. \nYou can gargle with a dilution for sore troats. But I would recommend salt water for general use - as it is fair cheap and it works. \nGood brushing is the top priority - a clean tongue - massage the gums. \nIf you need to continually use listerine I would see a Doctor or Dentist to find out what the cause of the problem is.
255039
If you use a tongue cleaner, floss, eat mints, and mouthwash it should work.  If you are still having bad breath after doing all this, see a dentist.  As weird as it seems, it could be signs of a serious condition.
189224
A big con (other than it rots your gums and your teeth and the spitting is a big turn off????):\n\nI would equate kissing a guy who chews with kissing an overflowing ashtray filled with liquified cigar butts.\n\nGROSS!  There is not enough Listerine, Scope, mints, gum, brushing, or flossing to get that nasty smell from your mouth or the nasty flavor chew gives off (even days after you've done so) when kissing...\n\nIf that doesn't convince you I don't know what else will.\n\nCancer of the gums?  Brown teeth?  :))
1067812
Chewing tobacco.\nIt smells so bad!  The "dip" will reak on a user's fingers & their breath stinks something awful! \nOne time, I dated this guy & he kept his chewing a secret - until we were at the movies & I went to take a sip of his "soda" - I nearly puked on him!!!\nAlso, I've seen photos of what it can do to someone's gums and mouth.  Of course, smoking is wicked to the lungs, but if you're asking what is grosser to *me* - the one who was to see & smell the user - I say chewing because I don't want to see infected ulcers lining someone's gingevitis-worn gums!