Tonsil Stones Cure

Dear Fellow Sufferer -I have a feeling I know why you may have visited this website today. My name is James Anderson and I have had issues with tonsil stones for as long as I can remember. Even as a teenager, I would cough up or accidentally swallow very unusual yellowish colored, smelly chunks. I was much too embarrassed to tell anyone, so I tried to keep the problem hidden from my friends, and more importantly, my relationships with women.

As I grew older, I worked in sales and had a lot of customers and clients. I had been able to close deals with just about everyone I came in contact with, and eventually got a reputation for being firm and honest in my business dealings.

Over time, however, I found out a very painful fact about myself: One day my wife told me that my breath was absolutely horrible, to the point of smelling putrid, and that it was not just a one-time thing. She told me this had been going on for quite a while, and it was then that I realized it was also having a negative effect on our sex life.

Once she told me, I also noticed the way my clients had been reacting toward me, and that it was interfering with my work and career. I was definitely humiliated, and felt so ashamed. I suddenly went from being likeable and well-renowned with my clients, to the guy with the awful breath that people tried to avoid. I always disliked smelling bad breath when other people got too close, but now that person was me!

Since I’ve always been very serious about doing things right and being well respected and liked, this news made me so self-conscious that I suddenly became depressed.

Nothing I did made the smelly breath go away: breath mints, mouthwash, brushing my teeth several times a day; it all seemed to be for naught. It had been a long time since those weird little chunks had been visible to me, so I almost completely forgot about that time in my life. Once I thought about it, the memories came flooding back – an almost sulfur like stench that was reminiscent of dog excrement. I know it sounds horrible, but this is the smell I remember vividly. That’s when it hit me: those little nasty chunks in my throat just HAD to be the reason why my breath smelled so awful! I knew I had to swallow my pride and find out how to get some help.

“There Was No Way I Would Be Able To Pretend The Issue Did Not Exist, It Was Taking Over My Entire Lifestyle.”

I got fed up and decided that I needed to make an appointment with the dentist to discuss the problems I was having. I was positive that a dentist knew how to handle something like this… As soon as I told my dentist about the small little gobs in my throat, he acted as if he’d never heard of this problem before. I was shocked to say the least. How could a dental professional not know anything about this?

She did mention that food might be getting wedged in between my teeth or in the hollow socket area of the mouth if I had any teeth pulled and never got them capped. While this did make sense, I don’t think she was fully grasping the scope of my problem – the little while pieces that I was coughing up had to be coming from somewhere much further back in my throat. My dentist gave me a good teeth-cleaning routine and of course, I got the huge bill afterwards. Unfortunately, nothing changed. I decided there was much more research I needed to do to find out how to fix his nightmarish problem…

“Something You May Not Know About Doctors: Their Theories Often Fail..."

The next logical step was to try and make a doctor’s appointment in the hopes that they could help me figure out a solution to my dilemma.

I found a local primary care physician in the Chicago (Illinois...