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(NaturalNews) Most of the population wakes up with bad breath, or what's known as morning breath. However, it's not widely known that bad breath, including morning breath, is a sign of a toxic colon and a toxic body. It's a direct path from your mouth to your colon, and the reverse path is also true. So, when you have bad breath, you're often actually smelling filth from your colon.

Morning breath is common because our bodies generally detoxify themselves in the evenings when we are asleep. They take this time to do so because they aren't digesting food, which gives our bodies the extra energy to divert to detoxification. Morning breath is essentially a detoxification symptom, which is a symptom that occurs when your body is working on detoxifying something that needs to be removed. Actually, the greater the toxicity situation in your body, the worse your morning breath will be.

A thoroughly detoxified body, and even a partially detoxified body, will no longer have bad breath or even morning breath. Honestly, a thoroughly detoxified body can go for days without brushing the teeth without a sign of bad breath. Yet, most of the population has bad breath every morning, and often throughout the day. It makes breath mints, chewing gum, and mouthwash popular, but such filth in the body is a disaster for our health.

Body odor also commonly disappears with deep cleansing because a cleansed body no longer has the internal filth inside that is causing a daily odor. Body odor is often also the smell of a toxic colon, an odor that leaks out through the porous skin. Similarly, a cleansed person will no longer have the need for deodorant and can go days without showering without a sign of body odor.

When you understand this, you might look at the age that children begin to have body odor. It's generally around 12 or 13 years old, and this provides a clue as to the age that people today generally become really toxic.

While it's not recommended, our bodies can handle some degree of mistreatment. Mistreatment includes eating processed foods, white sugar, fried foods and large amounts of cooked foods. Mistreatment also includes taking chemical drugs - prescription or otherwise - and having chemicals in our foods, personal care products and environment. However, when these are regular occurrences for years on end, our bodies don't stand a chance against toxic build up.

Body odor and bad breath are often the first signs people will see when their bodies are toxic. It might be many more years before additional signs, like various health problems, will be seen. But no body will escape health, emotional or other problems with loads of filth inside. It's simply against the laws of nature.

More:
Cleanse and Purify Thyself (book 1), Dr. Richard Anderson, N.D., M.N.D.
Juice Fasting & Detoxification, Steve Meyerowitz

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