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I think I put a previous idea “transparent henna
sunscreen” up here. This is really similar only it freshens
breath.
Imagine the henna molecule modified to be perfumed or
deodorizing. Swish it around your mouth and your cheeks
and tongue stay coated producing a couple months of
fresh breath.
Fortunately
you do not need the henna. Henna attaches
to tissue with something called the michael reaction
[link] so many other molecules, preferably transparent
and neutral flavored could do it. Link those molecules to
a perfume or possibly something like the polystarch
febreze to sweeten the breath.
This could be a once a month mouthwash or even a
toothpaste additive.
Swish it around your mouth and your tongue and cheeks
are
coated with a breath deodorizer or perfume. Perhaps
low
doses could be put in toothpase, so your breath is
cumulatively fresher the more you use.
wikipedia michael reaction
https://en.wikipedi...ki/Michael_reaction
[beanangel, Dec 25 2017]
Glaxo Smith Kline say they want new ideas and have a web form to gather them!
https://innovation....deas/submit-an-idea
[beanangel, Dec 25 2017]
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//Swish it around your moth// Yep, bad-smelling moths are a bane. |
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Nature usually gives us clues for a reason. Cover them up at your peril. |
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