What is Tonsil Stones

Many people do not fully understand what a "tonsillolith" actually is, never mind How To Remove Tonsil Stones. Formed in the small tonsillar crypts, these "stones" are little bits of food debris, dead buccal cells and bacteria. Those suffering from tonsil stones will feel like something is stuck in the back of their throats, itchy tonsils, sometimes a gagging sensation when swallowing, and as most often reported, extremely bad breath. It is the bacteria build up  that causes the horrendous bad breath.

Those who suffer from this condition regularly will have no doubt attempted to How To Remove Tonsil Stones themselves at home, just like I've done in the past using various implements to dislodge and loosen the small white stones. Sometimes they come loose themselves whilst coughing, other times I have resorted to tweezers, pen inserts and cotton buds to get rid of tonsil stones. Surgery is also an option, but having the whole tonsil removed can be painful and invasive and no doctor will recommend this simply to remove tonsil stones.

There is however a more natural way to cure and prevent tonsil stones reoccurring. By taking simple easy steps every day, and knowing which foods are causing your tonsilloliths you can make them dissolve naturally and prevent them from returning. I seen my tonsil stones disappear within two weeks and have been living a happier life without them for well over eight months. Most importantly, for me, my breath was noticeably better after just a few days and bad breath is now a thing of the past.

Having learned the proper way to remove Tonsil Stones I was glad never to have to poke things down my throat again or have that disgusting taste as the stones came up I thought I would share my experience.