The Mouth Is Where You Smell It. It Isn't Always Where It Starts.
Think of digestion as a kitchen. Food comes in, gets broken down, moves through. When the kitchen is running properly, nothing sits around long enough to turn.
When the kitchen backs up, food ferments instead of being processed. Fermentation produces odour-causing compounds — and those compounds travel upward.
Pepsin belongs in digestion. When the gut barrier is strained, that digestive process contributes to the imbalance behind recurring breath odour — and your mouth takes the blame for something that started well below it.
That's the gut–mouth connection. GR-9 is built to support the kitchen, not cover the smell.