Tonsil Stones

Said simply, they're a build up of dead white blood cells, small food debri and bacteria. They form perfectly in a condition where the user has their tonsils, and suffers from a condition called "post nasal drip"; where excess mucus in the nasal passages overflows and drains down the back of your throat, providing a constant source of food for the build-up of tonsil stones in the tonsil crypts. There's many products out there that...

There's probably not too much to write in this post about tonsil stones, but it's critical in making sure that they go away, and stay away. Foods that aggravate Tonsil Stones In general, certain foods will produce tonsil stones much faster. The reason is actually quite simple; They grow better under certain conditions. If you've read enough of our articles you'd know that one of the main reasons tonsil stones form is because of post...

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I've found a great solution to those of you who aren't comfortable using Grapefruit Seed Extract internally. Amazon actually has caplets of Grapefruit Seed, without the added chemicals (which is what makes it effective for tonsil stones!) so you can enjoy all the benefits of grapefruit seed extract internally without the risk! GSE isn't harmful if taken internally at normal dosages. Nutribiotic was quoted saying "You'd have to drink 2 quarts of the concentrated liquid...

Relationship between the presence of tonsilloliths and halitosis in patients with chronic caseous tonsillitis This is an article on the relationship between tonsil stones (tonsilloliths) and halitosis. Tonsil stones are literally almost always accompanied by bad breath. They cover direct relationships between the two, as well as patient studies. **** tonsilloliths and halitosis * Halitosis is a very common complaint in patients with chronic caseous tonsillitis. * The VSC halitometry profile has not yet been...

The reason why I'm posting this is because we're featured at the bottom of the official wikipedia tonsillolith definition page, under "external links" !! So here's the information. Symptoms A tonsillolith protrudes from the tonsil Tonsilloliths occur more frequently in adults than in children. Many small tonsil stones do not cause any noticeable symptoms. Even when they are large, some tonsil stones are only discovered accidentally on X-rays or CT scans. Other symptoms include a...

Hey guys! Like I promised I've come up with a new method to use grapefruit seed extract for those few people that aren't seeing the tonsil stones reduction results they were looking for like the rest of us. I apologize in advance to "Anna Watson" of www.tonsilstonesremedies.com for ruining her plan of making huge profits but, I'll explain. My new application method for tonsil stones prevention includes a curved tip syringe that I've found on,...

Considering a Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy? If you're considering a tonsillectomy you should greatly consider having an adenoidectomy as well. Tonsil stones can form in the tonsil as well as the adenoids! This is why some people who suffer from tonsil stone-like symptoms who have their adenoids, but had their tonsils removed, are confused and wonder why they still have chronic bad breath. Essentially, the tonsils and adenoids are a mass of immune cells, sometimes referred...

Bad Breath from the Nose Bad Breath can come from many places in the ENT region (Ear, Nose and Throat). If you're experiencing definite bad smells from your nasal cavities there's a couple different reasons why it could be happening. The first thing you should do is have someone you trust check to see if there in fact is odors coming from your nose, the reason I'd suggest this is because your sense of smell...

Tonsillitis Symptoms vs Tonsil Stones Many people can confuse symptoms of tonsillitis to tonsilloliths or vice-versa, while most of the symptoms are similar it should be noted that they're related, sometimes coincide, but if you're suffering from symptoms of the first you'll need to seek medical attention to remedy the condition. Symptoms of tonsillitis are inflamed or enlarged tonsils, bleeding of the tonsils, and sometimes puss that covers part or the entire tonsil. It's usually...