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Bad breath, known medically as halitosis, is commonly seen as a sign of poor oral hygiene.  To find out if halitosis can be permanently ruled out, you, your doctor, and dentist will first need to look at its likely causes.    What can cause bad breath?   Bad breath can come from a variety of causes and can also be a warning sign of illness. Possible causes include:   Poor oral hygiene: Not brushing your teeth every day or flossing every day, not cleaning your dentures can lead to shortness of breath.  Certain Foods: Ingesting raw garlic and onion is known to cause bad breath. This is due to the substances they release after breaking down in the stomach and reaching the lungs through the circulation.  Tobacco: Besides their smell, smoking and chewing tobacco can cause gum disease and bad breath.  Oral infections: Dental conditions, such as tooth decay, can cause bad breath.  Decreased salivation / dry mouth: You may have decreased salivation due to salivary gland disorders or medical c

Sleep disorders are conditions that interfere with your sleep or prevent you from getting restful sleep, and as a result, can cause daytime sleepiness and other symptoms. Anyone can have trouble sleeping from time to time.  However, you may have a sleep disorder if:  - You have trouble sleeping regularly.  - You often feel tired during the day even though you slept at least seven hours the night before.  - You have a limited or limited ability to do normal daytime activities.  There are around 80 different types of sleep disorders. The main ones are:   -  Insomnia.   - sleep apnea.   - Restless Legs Syndrome.   - Narcolepsy.    How much sleep is necessary?  Experts generally recommend that adults get at least seven to nine hours of sleep each night, although some people need more and others less.  A recent survey by the National Sleep Foundation Sleep in America found that adults (18-54 years old) sleep an average of 6.4 hours a night on weekdays and 7.7 hours on weekends. The survey s

Three abandoned children were found near the skeletal remains of their nine-year-old brother in a building in Texas.  Authorities said the youngsters, aged 7, 10 and 15, were discovered at an apartment complex west of downtown Houston on Sunday. The 15-year-old reportedly said his younger brother had been dead for a year and was in the next room. He also claimed that their parents had not lived in the apartment for several months. Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez called the situation "heartbreaking" with the children living in "appalling conditions".  A statement posted on the police department's website said: "MPs responded to the apartment at 3530 Green Crest and discovered the skeletal remains of a small child which appeared to match the age provided by the teenager.   Mother of the children and her boyfriend have been found and are being interviewed by homicide investigators. NBC News, reports that the children were found during a police screening welf

James Michael Tyler, who played Gunther in "Friends", died peacefully in his house on Sunday, according to his manager Toni Benson.  "The world knew him as Gunther (the seventh 'friend') from the hit series Friends, but Michael's loved ones knew him as an actor, musician, cancer advocate, and loving husband," Benson's statement said.  The actor was best known for starring Gunther, the Central Perk Coffee Shop manager and admirer of Rachel, on the iconic '90s television show for 10 seasons, but appeared in many other titles including "Scrubs," "Modern Music ". "Sabrina the teenage witch". Tyler first announced he was battling stage 4 prostate cancer in June when he spoke to NBC's Today Show. They said doctors discovered his cancer during a routine physical exam when he was 56 years old.  The cancer had spread to his bones, he said, and he could no longer walk. He was treated with hormone therapy.  ”Warner Bros tel

Earlier this month the organization announced that it was temporarily suspending its "civilian resistance campaign" which had wreaked havoc by blocking the main roads around London.  However, a spokesman said that "things will happen" aimed at Monday morning rush hour traffic when protests resume. Police made multiple arrests during the demonstrations, and angry motorists often collide with the demonstrators.  Several restraining orders against protesters issued by the Superior Court in the past few weeks mean anyone who breaks the order by blocking streets can face jail time, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said.  The Metropolitan Police said they have a proper police plan and will respond accordingly.  A spokesman for Insulate Britain said: "I don't know why they chose to use restraining orders. The restraining orders do not change anything." We will be back to continue until the government gives us a meaningful statement that we can trust, and then