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My husband had his gall bladder taken out. he since has had potent unusual halitosis yet has excellent hygiene. is there a supplement he can try?
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I would not: recommend ginger or garlic. But perhaps peppermint oil, as it's been shown to be helpful in patients with IBS, and may help with his halitosis.
Answered 5/8/2015
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