) Aloe vera on the other hand can be made as mouthwash. Mix 2 tsp. of aloe vera juice to 24 ounces of water and gurgle it in your mouth. Cloves, cinnamon, myrrh, rosemary, basil, thyme, and mint leaves are chewed to cure bad breath. 7. Drink plenty of water. Another natural cure for bad breath is drinking plenty of water. Since bacteria that cause bad breath reside at the back of the tongue, you can still not tell if you have bad breath or not. Second, the air you breathe is not similar with the air you release when you talk. This is because bad breath causing bacteria originate from the posterior part of the tongue and only pushed forward once you speak. This is largely because the sulfur-producing oral bacteria could in time, get immune with the effects of the antibiotics. Thus, you would only move from one does to another without truly alleviating the condition. Thus, you must go after long term cures. Observance of proper oral hygiene is obviously your best option. It might be due to some foods or beverages you have taken recently or certain medications for which the by products of decomposition are emanating through your mouth. But, what if yours is a chronic condition? What would you do? For one, bad breathe would not have been there if you were careful enough to observe proper oral hygiene. If you can't resist the urge though, you might consider the option of using alternative in the market that lessen the sulfur production after eating specific foods. Meanwhile, people who practice mouth breathing could get rid of bad breath if they refrain from doing so. Mouth breathing or xerostomia promotes the optimized environment for anaerobic bacteria due to the factor that it encourages the drying of the mouth. Dentist require you to brushing your teeth at least 2 times a day, using dental floss or other type of inter-dental brush at least once a day, and an oral antiseptic with safe level of alcohol content. A regular visit to the dentist would also keep your dentures healthy. Other reasons why people suffer from chronic bad breath are regular intake of food, drinks and products that either degrade the quality of air you breathe or help produce more bacteria inside your mouth.