prevention first. Apply perfume only to clean, dry skin and use it sparingly.
5. Changes in Oral Health and Dry Mouth
Medications, menopause, and aging can reduce saliva production, leading to persistent bad breath—even with regular brushing.
Why it matters:
Saliva naturally washes away odor-causing bacteria. Without it, smells linger.
What helps:
Brush the tongue daily, clean dentures thoroughly, stay hydrated, and schedule regular dental checkups. Sugar-free lozenges can stimulate saliva.
6. Wearing Shoes
That Don’t Fully Dry Out
Feet often sweat
more with age due to circulation changes. Closed
