Chewing Gum

Not sure but I know my Grandma used to chew FREEDENT because it didn't stick to her dentures. . .not sure if that is what you are looking for though.

Absolutely not. Although it cannot be broken down by the digestive system, if gum is followed, it follows the normal route of the digestive system from end to end, and like most things, will eventually pass, unless you choke on it or it lodges itself somewhere in the system forming a blockage. In either case, you'd have bigger problems to worry about.

No. Chewing a gum causes acid secretion in the stomach to increase and may compromise your safety

well bubble gum come from bubble gum it the same thing

Taffy! Totally Taffy!! (Personally Opinion)

they put some surt of flaver !! and most of the work is begging done your tunge !!

because the sugar helps it spreed out and when the favor is out the gum turns hard and doesn't have anymore sugar

you put in on a ship and off it goes

Well, although I personally have swallowed gum (and then, I assume have excreted it), I have never had any pain in doing so. Others may have different experiences, however, and the person who answered the question before me had clearly had some painful experience with the matter, but I myself cannot testify to having experienced any pain.

However, from what I've heard at least, swallowing gum is not a good idea. It has the potential to bung up your insides, which may cause severe damage. Having said that, it is not a good idea to spit it onto pavements (side-walks for the Americans), or public monuments either.

No. There is nothing in a cows gut that would be needed for the manufacturing of chewing gum. Erythritol 55% Gum base 30% Maltitoisyrup13% Glycerine 2% make up the main ingredients and none of this is harvested from animals.

winter fresh it's cooler. Winterfresh LTD is even better. I haven't seen it in internet and even wirgley's homepage shows nothing about it although it's on sale in Estonia, and I really enjoy it right now.

It all really depends you can go on different web sites to check the price (CVS, Walgreens, Target, Walmart, ETC)

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nicotine is not a poison and in moderation is healthy for you. Nicotine is located in most fruits and vegtables.

Yes it is.

Same with toothpaste, right? The gum leaves residual amounts of flavored oils (spearmint, peppermint, clove) on the surface of the tongue which tend to remain there longer because they are not water soluble.

It is great exercise for your jaw, but terrible for your teeth.

Many solvents will dissolve gum, but they will also usually stain whatever you use them on. The mildest is vegetable oil, which can dissolve or loosen some types of gum. Naphtha, methanol, acetone, and urea products will also dissolve some types of gum.

The easiest way to remove most gum (from hair, fabrics) is using ice to harden it, so that it can be flaked off the surface.

i don't think it's good to chew gum everyday, so i just chew gum like 3 to 4 times a week

Walter e deimer invented bubble gum in 1928 but chewing gum dates all the way back to ancient Greeks chewing on resin from trees and chewing gum was first patented in 1869 on December 28 by William Finely U.S. patent #98,304

The myth that Gum won't be gone from your system for seven years is a myth that arose from the fact that one's body regenerates itself every seven years (also more complicated that that but not pertinent right now).

Gum passes through your system in 24 hours just like every other foreign object your body ingests.

Gum itself is so low-calorie (around 3-5 calories a piece) that it would require a massive quantity to contribute to any significant weight gain.

well you have to chew your gum a few times and then stick your tongue in the gum and blow and you will see changes, keep on trying and you will blow a bigger gumball, the more gum the bigger the bubble

Yes because it gets your brain working but i would prefer that you dont do it in running sports because you will choke