| He says it's your breath, but his tongue is forked | | Posted Tuesday, September 19, 2006 11:00:10 PM by Blog57 Team | | Dear Advice Goddess: You'll think I'm making this up, but I haven't been kissed in four months ? my boyfriend goes right to the act. He claims my breath is bad, which apparently prevents him from doing anything resembling foreplay, like fondling and caressing. Most humiliatingly, he "forced" himself to kiss me one night by squirting cinnamon spray in his mouth before each kiss. In case he was right, I visited the dentist and told my doctor I had a problem and got a prescription acid blocker. Still nothing. I asked old boyfriends their honest opinion, and they all cheerfully volunteered to kiss me if he won't. Yes, I know sex can be sooo much better, but I'm tired of dating, and he does sweet things no other man has, like washing, waxing and gassing up my car and taking amazing care of me when I'm sick.... | |
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| | | Decreased Gingival Bleeding And Less Bad Breath With Daily Tooth ... | | Posted Wednesday, August 09, 2006 9:00:10 PM by Blog57 Team | | The list of excuses for not brushing or flossing is endless, but according to a new study published in the Journal of Periodontology, these are two tasks that should not be omitted from the daily hygiene routine. Researchers found that tongue and tooth brushing in combination with dental flossing significantly decreased gingival bleeding by 38 percent after a two-week oral hygiene program. Halitosis, or bad breath, was also reduced. In the group that did not floss as part of their daily routine, gingival bleeding sites increased by almost four percent. "Gingival bleeding and halitosis is often the first sign of poor oral hygiene that may eventually lead to further periodontal problems," said Walter A. Bretz, DDS, PhD, Department of Cariology & Comprehensive Care, New York University College of Dentistry and the mentor of the study.... | |
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| | | Sonoma West News | | Posted Tuesday, July 11, 2006 6:56:29 PM by Blog57 Team | | Luis Escobar held his head down as he sat next to the mother whose daughter was killed in a car crash because of his inexperience as a teen driver. He took a deep breath, walked to the podium and told his story to an auditorium full of high school students.He was one of four young people, including Bryan Porter, Joe Trombetta and Kelly O'Connor, who shared what happened after they had caused the deaths of friends, children or individuals whom they had never met during a Safe Teen Driving Assembly held at Analy High School on May 19.Their message to teens was clear: drive safely or you could be like us, waking up every day of your life thinking about the people who aren't here anymore and the families who are missing them - because of your irresponsible choices. .... | |
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