Chewinggum in school should be mandatory.
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adhdmommaPosted
Fri 20 Feb 2009 7:24pm2 Comments
Did you realize there is scientific evidence showing that chewinggum improves concentration and reduces stress? The United States military has known this for decades and has regularly supplied soldiers with chewinggum since World War I. When I came across this fact recently, I was first surprised and then a bit upset. This means chewinggumRead on »
ChewingGum can Help you Think Better and Stress Less
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LindaPosted
Sun 29 Mar 2009 12:00am
As reported by Kevin Lewis of the Boston Globe…
Because of its association with the carefree attitude of youth, chewinggum can convey an immature or unprofessional air. New research suggests that it may be time to change that preconception. People who chewedgum while working through challenging mental tasks showed higher alertness and lower
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The Benefits of ChewingGum.
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Lucky V.Posted
Wed 27 Aug 2008 8:28am
A new study has proved that chewinggum after abdominal surgery may help in recovery. Researchers have collected information from several different studies and are publishing the final results in the August issue of The Archives of Surgery.
Chewinggum reduces the time for the gut to become active, lowering the incidence of obstruction
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ChewingGum, Good or Bad?
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Dr. Dean BrandonPosted
Thu 29 Apr 2010 5:20pm
Is chewinggum bad for your teeth? Should I let my child chewgum?
To get right to the point, chewinggum is ok! In fact, there are studies that indicate chewinggum... would also advise a teenager who has bad TMJ problems to lay off the constant chewing of gum so as not to aggravate the problem.
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ChewingGum Appears To Decrease Cravings For Sweets
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LindaPosted
Sun 19 Apr 2009 12:00am
Research supported by the Wrigley Science Institute showed that men and women, between the ages of 18 and 54, who chewed Extra® sugar-free gum three times hourly in the afternoon chose and consumed less sweet snacks than they did when they did not chewgum. When they chewedgum, on average, they reported significantly decreased feelings of hunger
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More insights on ED behaviors: chewinggum and stress
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LauraPosted
Mon 01 Sep 2008 7:12pm
One of the signs our daughter was struggling with her eating disorder was in increase in gumchewing (sugarless, naturally). This is well known as a common symptom of those....
But another thing may be at play as well: new research finds chewinggum may reduce anxiety. Lower cortisol, better focus, better performance, less anxiety.
My favorite line
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Can chewinggum help you lose weight and get smarter?
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amnicholsPosted
Mon 07 Jan 2008 12:00amgum. Good thing I do because not only do studies show that chewinggum helps you lose weight, but it makes you more intelligent, too.
According to an article in the October...* the act of chewinggum can get your heart pumping more blood to your brain, which means more oxygen to the ol' noodle! Maybe we should pass out gum to kids taking the SATs
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Health Benefits of ChewingGum
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Carolin K.Posted
Wed 12 Aug 2009 10:11pm
Unlike in the old days when chewinggums primarily contain corn sweeteners which cause tooth decay, most chewinggums today are made with non-sugar sweeteners... benefits of chewinggums.
Natural Health Ezine shares with us how chewinggum can positively affect our health.
1. Promote weight loss
Calorie-free treat – It is a better
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Coca ChewingGum
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Diana ..Posted
Fri 12 Sep 2008 4:21am
Coming soon, limited supplies of Coca Chewinggum (I have been asked about it and finally decided to import some).
I expect the shipment to be in by early October. Each pack contains 18 pieces and will sell for $6.00 + shipping (and some other Coca Gum deals and offers.)
You can expect the same health benefit as the Coca Tea -- just
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