Dentists and gastroenterologists reveal how regular gum chewing damages your jaw, disrupts digestion, and exposes you to ...

When you chew gum, your body gets tricked into thinking food is on the way. Your brain registers the jaw movement and taste as signs that nutrients are coming, triggering the release of small ...

5. They don’t chew gum excessively. According to Kahn, gum chewing can also be detrimental to your jaw health. The habit ...

Here’s what I do when stress descends: I breathe more shallowly, my shoulders hunch, and my jaw clenches. I’m sure they’re all very bad for me, but the jaw clenching started to become a more ...

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Now, what is osteonecrosis of the jaw? The jawbone is a very active bone ... might sneak in through the gum. If you give frequent infusions of an intravenous member of this class of drugs ...

But did you ever think one of those changes could be something as simple as chewing more -- that is, choosing foods that require lots of jaw action, along with chewing gum? Believe it or not ...