Your Breath: More Than Just a Way to Annoy People — What It Might Be Telling You About Your Health!

Tonsil Stones

If bits of food get stuck in your tonsils—those tiny germ-fighting organs at the back of your throat—you might end up with tonsil stones. Don’t panic, they usually don’t cause any harm, but when bacteria start throwing a party around them, your breath might not be the life of it. The good news? A toothbrush or cotton swab can sometimes do the trick! Just make sure to brush your tongue and gargle after meals to keep things fresh. If they keep coming back like uninvited guests, though, it’s time to talk to your doctor!