As long as fruit is eaten without fat (no nuts, no nut butters, no oils, no butter) the sugar in the fruit doesn't linger in the bloodstream , it is immediately used by cells for energy.
Fat eaten with sugar hinders the ability of a cell to absorb the sugar.
Eating fruit is one of the best things you can do for your skin as it is hydrating and packed with nutrients.
It's probably not a good idea to get a science lesson from a skin care 'expert'.
In 80 to 90 % of cases, it's due to something in the mouth. Most often, it's nothing more serious than a dirty mouth.
Plaque, the nearly invisible film of bacteria that's constantly forming in your mouth, is often responsible for bad breath. Other dental culprits include cavities and gum disease.
Occasionally, bad breath is due to something in the lungs or gastrointestinal tract or to a systemic (bodywide) infection.
However, eating a garlicky meal is one of the most common causes.
The strong odors of foods such as garlic, onions and alcohol are carried through the bloodstream and exhaled by the lungs. Another big loser when it comes to bad breath is tobacco.
