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Reasons Why You Shouldn't Quit Your 'Chewing Gum' Habit
There are some unknown reasons on why chewing gum is good for you. Read to know the positive effects of chewing gum.
Research has shown that popping a piece of gum can help clean your teeth, curb your cravings and this can even make you a tad too smarter.
You just need to make sure that you do not chew a gum that is laden with chemicals.
We all know that gum has sugar which can give you cavities, but there are some unknown benefits that you need to know of as well.
Chewing gum can do a lot of good things for different organs of your body and we are actually stating a fact. Each and every body part that we have mentioned about in this piece benefits individually out of chewing a gum.
Though these facts are hard to believe, it turns out to be true. In this article, we have listed the reasons on why chewing gum is good for you.
Read further to know about the positive health benefits of chewing a gum
1. Brain:
Chewing gum has the power to improve concentration. Gum chewers are more accurate and faster at a mental task than those who don't chew gums. Research has shown that chewing fires up your neurons, including the brain signals in five different regions.
2. Teeth:
This sugarless variety is considered to be good for your teeth. It increases the flow of saliva that helps neutralize and wash away the tooth-harming acid from your food.
3. Throat:
Chewing gum for 30 minutes after eating a high-fat meal may reduce acid reflux symptoms, especially heartburn.
4. Belly:
Studies have shown that those who chomped a piece of chewing gum for 45 minutes after lunch, snacked 10% less later on in the day. This is one of the positive effects of chewing a gum.
5. GI Tract:
Chewing a gum can help you poop better. Researchers have shown that chewing may jump-start the digestive system and get things moving again in the GI tract.
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