PG freshens breath?

[DigitalRapture]

Is this the case? I haven't seen anything anywhere but pretty sure it does!

 

[Katmar]

Since it is used as a germ killer, it probably does!!! At least, to a degree.

 

[xdunlapx]

I didn't know it was used as a germ killer! Whoa. Sounds a bit scary to inhale it if that's the case.

 

[DigitalRapture]

The reason I ask is b/c I knew about the purifying effect it has, but also my dogs are in love with my breath!

 

[JohnnyVapor]

I didn't know it was used as a germ killer! Whoa. Sounds a bit scary to inhale it if that's the case.

It has antibacterial action, but that's mostly through the drying aspect it has. That's why it's recommended to drink more water when vaping, otherwise you might get a bit dry.

 

[purplxhaze420]

PG always left me with a dry, harsh feeling in my mouth. Kind of like the feeling of when you light up an analog right after eating.. hard to describe... Made me feel like I had worse breath =-/ Maybe it was just my juice...?

 

[videvinci]

I think the reason for a fresher breath is because we take in much more fluids in the form of water. One of the biggest causes for halitosis(bad breath) is a dry mouth. This is why our breath is never fresh in the mornings. After a glass of water the cotton sensation disappears. Water has a rehydrating effect on the body as well as the mucosa inside the mouth.

Just my 0.02 cents

 

[Katmar]

I didn't know it was used as a germ killer! Whoa. Sounds a bit scary to inhale it if that's the case.

Ever use listerine????

 

[DigitalRapture]

It appears that PG actually kills both good and bad bacteria in the mouth as well as reduce saliva, which can make your mouth dry and cause bad breath and even dental issues.

Hmmm.. actively seeking a saliva stimulating/producing product (such as Xylitol) to reduce dry mouth, as well as nasal saline solution (such as Sinus Rinse) to reduce excess nasal mucus (also caused by PG). Hopefully those will clear these issues up, along with proper hydration.