Coffee
This delicious morning infusion will not only make you feel more awake, but by keeping you alert from caffeine, it also stimulates the activity of your sweat glands.
The other problem is that, according to medical experts, acting as a diuretic causes a lot of thirst, which leads to a sour taste and smell from having a dry mouth.
Having coffee breath is not a new concept for most of us coffee drinkers, but you may not have known that coffee even makes you sweat more.
This extreme sweating caused by coffee is part of the sympathetic nervous system’s response to the beverage, particularly caffeine.
Caffeine facilitates the part of our nervous system responsible for alertness and action, which is the activation of sweat glands.
As for the bad breath, it happens because coffee dries out the mouth and promotes the growth of bacteria inside our mouths, which can lead to bad breath.
