Experts have explained what actually happens when we swallow chewing gum and if it really stays in our body for seven years.

So is there any scientific reason to believe that gum can actually help your mental health and focus? Here’s what to know. Multiple studies suggest that chewing gum has some mental health ...

Leading dental professionals reveal the truth about chewing gum for jawline enhancement and expose health risks behind viral ...

Acid reflux can be quite uncomfortable, but what if you come to know that the cure might be as easy as chewing a piece of gum ...

Chew on this: Chewing gum can be good for you. Not only can it freshen your breath, it can help you overcome cigarette cravings, improve your memory -- and even help you lose weight. Still ...

In fact a 2015 study found that chewing some forms of gum is as good as flossing at removing bacteria from hard-to-reach ...

Enough gum to cover the Ashton Gate Stadium pitch has been removed from the streets of Bristol. Bristol City Council and ...

'While mastic gum has the potential to improve oral health by reducing inflammation, removing plaque, and increasing saliva production, thus activating your body's own defenses, it is not a ...

A couple small studies have shown that the act of chewing gum can actually help relax you. Because it can help reduce levels of cortisol — a common stress hormone — in your saliva. So ...

Chewing gum is a frequent companion in our daily lives, whether to freshen breath, relieve stress or simply as oral entertainment. However, according to Dr. Alexandre Olmos, this s ...

Of course, we had the off-flavors of licorice and teaberry plus candy-coated Chiclets and probably a few others that I — like most of America — can’t remember. When green chlorophyll-flavored gum came ...

This article seems funny, though, but I am tempted to do this write-up due to the many female students I have seen who are glued to their gum.