Chewing on hair, known as trichophagia, can be a form of a condition called trichotillomania, where individuals have an irresistible urge to pull out their hair. This behavior can be a way to cope with stress, anxiety, or other emotional issues. It is important to seek help from a mental health professional to address the underlying causes and develop healthier coping mechanisms.
No.
It depends how much you chew your hair. If it's occasional , your probably OK if it's like heaps a day, possibly.
Yes, people who chew their hair often swallow it and sometimes get hairballs.
Yes. They do this because they are teething, they are angry, or they are just bored.
He's gromming you. It means he loves you.
my sister chews her hair she stopped now because,i told her "if you chew your hair you get a hair ball in you stomac and you have to have a opp on your belly to get it out it can get as big as your stomac for just chewing 6 strips of your hair. name:emma-lea age:11 Truly, If you digest too much hair, It could clog up your digestive system and you could die, or you would have to get surgery to get it removed, yet..I know this from expirence, and I still continue to chew on my hair..If you start feeling something "hairy" in your stomach, and in your throat..or something that's "Not supposed to be there", Consult a doctor, or tell someone..o_o
They chew their skin and some times they pul their hair out and leaves it there. Its weird.
Some times the babies will chew on the mothers hair and this will cause bald spots.
The natural oils in peanut butter can be used to remove chewing gum from clothing or hair.
it does not leave. it stays inside your body like if you chew your hair then the hair stays inside your body forever and you'll have to have a opporation to get it out........ BYE xx
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Chew-Chew Baby was created on 1945-02-05.