Beer Breath - the Ultimate Challenge
"You rushed home from work that evening, cheeks flushed after pushing to the
limit. A cool shower tickled your body awake, enlivening your spirit in
anticipation of the unknown. Celebration Night at the Mambo Club! How might
your life unfold? A splash of French perfume! That dazzling shade of
aquamarine, enhancing your statuesque curves! You knew you looked ‘killer’…”
“The evening had all the signs of magic – the pounding, sensual music, cool
air wafting in across the veranda, a lustful, enticing glance from across
the room…”
“Then, there he was, blowing his rancid, stale beer breath into your face.
You nearly gagged as he aspirated a noxious belch of ‘how-do-you-do’ into
your nostrils. Liquor…garlic…cigarettes…What a way to ruin the moment!”
Some women love beer breath. It reminds them of times past, when daddy
carried them around the ball field on a steamy, Sunday afternoon. A rare few
find beer breath to be sexy.
For the overwhelming majority, however, it is the kiss of death! Wouldn’t
you love to hear their Ladies’ Room chatter?
“He had beer breath that could stun a moose at 100 miles.”
“I think beer breath lingers even after death.”
“Even the dog gave him the cold shoulder!”
“I could smell the awful stench of his sweaty beer breath.”
“Ugh! Nothing turns me off like the rank odor of bad beer breath.”
“…horrible…disgusting…stale…randy…ferocious…doggy…soooo unromantic!”
By the way, Ladies, it goes both ways!
“I hate the smell of skanky beer breath, especially on girls!”
Breath mints, chewing gum and mouthwash can mask unpleasant breath for short
periods, but in most cases tend to make your breath smell like
spearmint-garlic-flavored-beer. This does not add to the magnetic charisma
of the night!
Germany has been the center of beer tradition for hundreds of years - a sign
of excellence, marked by the tender balance between exacting chemistry and
artistic craftsmanship.
It is no wonder that a German chemist has concentrated his efforts over a
ten-year period to develop a gourmet breath lozenge that eliminates breath
odor. This gourmet lozenge is known as BreathPatrol. Through a combination
of water-soluble chlorophyll, citric acid and orange oil, an alkaline
process neutralizes the natural body acids that cause bad breath. Be
forewarned that your body’s metabolism can influence the duration of its
effectiveness, causing the neutralization to last eight hours for those with
a slow metabolism, but for only two hours in a person with a fast metabolic
rate.
Chlorophyll is the element that is found in the photosynthetic process of
plants, converting the sun’s energy into nourishment, allowing a plant to
thrive. In the field of bio-herbal medicine, it is known to neutralize
toxins, cleanse the body and purify the liver. It may have the effects of
increasing the blood’s capacity to deliver oxygen and other nutrients
throughout the body, and has antiseptic and antibacterial benefits.
Citric acid is a major carrier of biochemicals in the body’s energy system.
It helps balance the ph of the body, and prevents the system from becoming
too alkaline. Orange oil exhibits antioxidant properties, while acting as a
base within the lozenge.
For maximum effectiveness, the lozenge must be dissolved slowly in the
mouth, preferably by tucking it between your teeth and cheek. Sucking or
chewing the drop can diminish its effectiveness. The tea berry flavor is not
cloying, although a fresh, light sweetness lingers at the finish.
You can approach others with confidence in the exceptional effectiveness of
BreathPatrol. For additional information online: http://BreathPatrol.com .
Cheers!
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BreathPatrol® in Review
World of Beer:
http://www.worldofbeer.com/critic/breathpatrol.html
Alcohol Reviews:
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