MASTIC GUM MAY help fight off the Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) bacteria, according to a 2010 study. H. pylori is a common ...

Now that you know chewing sugar-free gum occasionally can offer some oral health benefits, such as cavity prevention and fresher breath, excessive use or choosing sugary products can have negative ...

While these may pose both dangers and benefits to your health, today, we will stick to the positive side of chewing gum. Improves oral health Chewing gum stimulates both mechanical and taste ...

Here’s what to know. Multiple studies suggest that chewing gum has some mental health benefits that can help you focus better at work or school and reduce stress. A 2018 study found a connection ...

A registered dietitian nutritionist explains the safety and benefits. Xylitol is a sugar alcohol used to sweeten food ...

Mouthwash is popular for its germ-killing action, but there’s concern it may have unintended health consequences for the body ...

Gum has been chewed by humans for thousands of years, but its ingredients have changed over time. Find out what gum used to ...

Learn more. Chances are, you may have seen the slew of viral youtube videos touting the effects of chewing gum to define the muscles in your jawline. But despite the popularity of this quick "hack ...

Historically, this gum has been used for tobacco flavoring, salves, adhesives, perfuming powders, soaps, chewing gum and incense. Currently, its lumber is used for furniture and flooring veneer.

Descriptions such 'green' or 'natural' must now be used with credible evidence. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Advertisement “For the record,” Winker said, “I was chewing gum.” Hmm. OK. Well, it sure seemed like Winker had said something during the second inning as he rounded first base ...