Regular use of alcohol-based mouthwash was associated with an increase of potentially-dangerous oral bacteria, a new study ...

The brand is now a worldwide name, being sold globally as a way to improve oral hygiene and reduce the risk of problems with ...

The latest study, by the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium, showed that using Listerine ... teeth and produce smelly, volatile sulphur compounds,' says Dr Brookes. 'Mouthwash ...

Professor Chris Kenyon, who led the study, told The Telegraph that using alcohol-based mouthwash like Listerine Cool Mint daily "could increase the risk of cancer and various infections." ...

It is believed that the alcohol in the mouthwash interferes with the normal level of bacteria in the mouth. After three months of Listerine use, two species of bacteria – Fusobacterium ...

For more than a decade, studies have suggested that mouthwash ... evidence that Listerine causes cancer.” Chew sugar-free gum: stimulates saliva production, which protects teeth Drinking water ...

While Listerine is sold today as a mouthwash, it’s been used for plenty of other things. People have tried it on everything from mouths to armpits to feet. Some people think the ingredients in ...

A popular mouthwash brand "could increase risk of" cancer, some scientists have warned today. The expert even went as far to say "most people should not be using" Listerine Cool Mint, as a study ...

Listerine mouthwash may increase the risk of some cancers, a scientist has claimed. Daily use of the Cool Mint flavour mouthwash was found in a recent study to increase the level of two bacteria ...

A new study in the Journal of Medical Microbiology warns about the risks of using Listerine mouthwash, linking it to an increased risk of cancer, including esophageal and colorectal cancer.

A SCIENTIST has warned Listerine ... tested oral mouthwash brands in the world. "We continuously evaluate the latest science. WHETHER you need to freshen your breath or give you teeth some ...