The objective of the present work was to evaluate malodor-reducing effects spraying fulvic acid in swine barns and providing growing pigs drinking water. Fulvic acids for were prepared at 0.02%, compost 0.1%. Prepared 1 L sprayed test nursery pig twice a week but not control barn. 0.02% provided 4 weeks group. In experiment compost, 3 additives consisted 1) probiotics 0.08 L, 2) 0.04 + 3) teste...

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Bad breath can be detrimental to one's selfimage and confidence causing social, emotional, and psychological anxiety. With the majority of breath problems having an oral origin, the dental office is the most logical place for patients to seek treatment. The etiology of halitosis is related to release of odiferous compounds like volatile sulphur compounds in the exhaled air. This article reviews...