Can You Make Other People Sick if You have Bad Breath?

It's difficult to come up with many things worse than having bad breath. Frankly, it's likely THE most unpleasant problem anyone could experience because, if you suffer from halitosis (another name for bad breath), you quite literally make the people around you feel sick!

Seriously.

One of the prime human emotions is disgust: when you come across something that could be infectious or harmful, you automatically scrunch your nose up, recoil, and probably even gag. These are signs of disgust and they happen automatically. You have no conscious control over them. They are all actions that your brain is telling the rest of your body to implement to try to get away from the source of potential infection or disease.

Some examples of the chemical compounds that've been found in bad breath include hydrogen sulfide, which smells just like rotten eggs; skatole, which has an odor like feces; and putrescine, which smells just like rotten meat! If you suffer from bad breath, it won't matter if a particular person thinks you are one of the greatest people they've ever met because, the minute their brain notices any of these noxious odors, it perceives the presence of possible sources of infection and actually FORCES them to automatically recoil in disgust.

In other words: Their brain thinks your bad breath is a possible SERIOUS THREAT to their health and well-being! That's the reason why other people turn away... take a step back... and often cover their nose if you are talking to them. And it's the reason why, far from being just a minor annoyance, bad breath can cripple your life, your self-esteem, and your confidence.

It can completely wreck your relationship with your friends and loved ones by forcing their brain into survival mode. It can often wreck your marriage too: nobody wants to kiss somebody with bad breath all the time; from their brain's point of view, they may as well try to kiss a lump of dog turd! It is also the number one turn off in any dating situation (even more so than body odor). In fact, in a survey conducted by the BDA (British Dental Association) in the U.K., bad breath was considered the MOST unattractive personal issue anyone could ever have!

It can have dramatic implications on the job-front as well: when you go into an interview, and the person conducting the interview gets a whiff of your bad breath, it starts alarm bells ringing in their mind. On the surface of things, they may think that you have a terrific resume and that you may be well suited for the position, but, in their head, their brain is going to be be screaming at them to escape from the "infection source" sitting in front of them (that's you!). Although they are unlikely to knowingly consider bad breath as a reason not to hire you, the fact that you produced such a strong automatic (and very negative) response in their body is going to sway their decision quite a bit.

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