About gargling with baking soda?

hello guys, im suffering from bad breath and i read here and there that it can stop bad breath. can anybody let me know if it is safe and good to gargle with baking soda or not? ane answer is welcomed

Answer:
I assure you, gargling a baking soda/water solution is "safe" but beware of the nasty taste. You can also brush your teeth with baking soda, clean tupperware, keep your ice tasting better, etc. It's amazing, really.
If the problem keeps coming back you should, as someone pointed above, see some health care professional. It might be problems with your stomach, or you might have some bizarre food allergy that causes it too. Also, when brushing your teeth, take a few seconds to brush your tongue.

Oooor, if you haven't eaten anything and have bad breath, eat something. Empty stomachs cause icky breath too. Yup, yup, yup.
Not sure if it helps, but it's safe.
no its nothing wrong with that but if your breath is like that on a regular basis u might want to try brushing your tongue while you brush your teeth or see a doctor. Sometimes it could be comig from your stomach.
baking soda is not safe to gargle with use something like Dr.teshener r something

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