Bad breath has sooooo much to do with BOTH diet and constipation. Both of these issues need to be addressed in order to correct his breath. Make sure he eats plenty of spinach EVERY day and also buy some green beans to help correct the problem for him to eat every day. Also he should drink half his weight in ounces of water every day. For example, if he weighs 40 pounds, he should drink 20 ounces of water every day and that's every day. He should stay away from ALL sugar, bread, and if he can...any meat. If he absolutely HAS to eat meat, only a little and only white meat that is boiled or broiled. Fried foods are bad for the breath and also EVERY dairy like milk, cheese, etc. Try this strict diet for 2 weeks and see if you see any improvement. God Bless and I hope this helps your little one. Bless you and good luck in your efforts.

I agree with some of the suggestions above, but as far as omitting meat that would depend on your child's specific needs, some of us do better on a higher protein diet and others do better on a lower protein diet. If his adrenals are low ie he is sluggish & tired I would urge you NOT to decrease his protein intake!

Yes, give him more water & veggies, but children can be difficult when it comes to eating healthy, especially if they already have bad dietary habits, so you may want to add some enzyme & probiotic support (for probiotics pearls are very tiny-easy to swallow and work well-get the generic brand to save on cost).

As for constipation, you may want to try a laxitive herbal tea, they have flavors that children would like. Give it to him when needed, but it is not something he should come to depend on...the idea is to get his system moving & working correctly.

The enzymes & probiotics will greatly improve his breath, but it will take time. Once his digestive system starts functioning better his breath will clear up.

If you are not supplying him a daily multi vit/min supplement add that on as well.