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Tonsils are small masses of lymphoid tissue that help protect our body from respiratory infections. They stand guard at the back of our throats to prevent foreign invaders from entering our lungs and intestines. Food particles are easily trapped in people with large tonsils and deeper crypts. The tonsils also trap bacteria, mucus, and dead cells. They combine, harden and continue to grow. These enlarged lumps are called tonsillar stones or tonsilloliths. They are more likely to occur in adults than in children.
Tonsilloliths are found deep in the throat. Most people with this problem do not have associated symptoms. However, for some people, these unpleasant stones are quite uncomfortable, giving them a foreign body sensation, sore throat, chronic tonsillitis, and bad breath. You can get rid of tonsil stones by scraping them off or by removing the tonsils through a surgery called a tonsillectomy. But before resorting to a surgical method, it is recommended to get rid of these white pieces that protrude from the tonsils naturally.
One remedy is to boil milk and add turmeric and pepper powder to help relieve inflammation and pain. You can also try lime juice in warm water and then add some salt to the mixture to make it more effective. Other drinks include mixing fenugreek seeds with water. Simmer these seeds for about half an hour. Let it cool down and then gargle with it. Without a doubt, you will be relieved of the discomfort. Eating fresh vegetables and drinking fruit juices helps boost your immune system and reduces the duration of these nasty bits.
Always remember that prevention is better than cure. Gargle with a salt and water solution, cider vinegar, or alcohol- and sugar-free mouthwash every day to win the battle against tonsilloliths.